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Four Dollars is the Standard Price OF our

Ard better finer.
Never the head Of M)or OF minor.
The subscriber de of progress is improve the quality Of the
hat he ksens the prce he the sfacon
that hi. his FILL hot has been universally
ouncee the beautiful hat for offered in Ne
York thai tie Of q, that asked by other
hones for certainly rtor and BY his
~ ounced inf n. GENIN, IA Broaiwsy
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arc much eaper quill pens We invite the
buyers the Roheeu Cod PENS sold by b.
WATSON co. IS Wal street They the perfection OF Gold
Pens warranted TO five Gold Pens rod
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81 wood htng aud durable Boot We would advise
friend Young opposite office Fulton
Nassau streets fine French calf boo's 81 80 usually So
md So calf his mskc So 80 usually 81 so and So water
protf boots, silI ers gait, RS Nc. THE DoCrOR.
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rRANp Observation-Disclosures or VERA CRUZ

~ RAND Observation-Disclosures OF VERA CRUZ
" Sc 578 b. oadway-scenes the Gulf Burning the NJ b.
Creoe shpwreck Of The Somsrs Arrival the Fleet steam
Ships SCANNING and sailing slon Real Cannon loaded
by moving Figures day night
speI did effects and bursting she Ia livery Figure
Sh Beat sc moving An Overture evening Tickets,
Children half price, Family and tickets
picston at the HALL Cpen at commences at Wednesday,
and Saturday afternoon ats.
DANORANA OF TAYLOKs CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO AT
the Minerva Rooms 4o6 Broadway shows natural ss life
and Battles fought
1t gives views Of the country towns Cities 1t
the most beautiful painting Open overy night
o'clock Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday
and Saturday commencing ct O'clock. Admission Is oen
pamphe Children half price. 1t will city
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variety novelties well which insure
uhued liberal patronage
Ladies', Misses and Children's India Rub
ee (Goodyears patent)The best kinds
and prices factory New
Nrk- together With cowpete assortment OF ladie Misses
and Shoes of all kinds and pr
J.B NIiLEHS l22 Gina street. near West Broadway.
The Metallic Tablet Strop, for keeping
perfect order Invented by c. year iolo Tins
srtceI and favoratly knswp. nect
Suffice 10 toay hiss been elualed
usua the Fair Of the Amer Institute,
ocea that article has bea exhibited for onmp ,titon
Certificates we'll r the first gent in this and other
cutters all OF The world acknowledging its
the Factory 7 Broadway,
ofLiberty street, and 81 broadway
Wigs and TOupees. -We would advise all
persons wishing superior wig scalp call Bachelors
manu,aoory street. the best
Ia the would inform that Mr. BIS newly In
obtained silver medal at the last r Of the Anne
rcsn Institute. Enough said copy the address,
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, If properly
made are eaper quill steel pens We invite the
Of buyers to the Roheeu Cod PENS Sold by b.
WATSON CO. 10 Wal They the perfection OF Gold
Pens warranted five years Gold Pen rcd
Boots, Boots.---An who nre In want Of n
c cap fitting aud durable Boot would advise
friend Young opposite office corner Fulton and
Nassau streets fine French calf boots 81 30, usually So
So calf his make. So 80 usually 81 81 and So water
proU boots Slippers fait NC TIM DoCrok.
CkEdr ems Beaver Hats, Fail StyIe.-Wm
Banta "a Canal corner of Wooster srees has rcn aud
u,tsemmed in III. tasteful manner with rich aud bean
full prices nearly % cent less than Broad
way ricts
.,ro psssp,or, nn,s-OxyInU tn the tpupre.
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TABERNAeLE-GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT

VNABERNAELE-GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.-
The celebrated German Musical Society formerly of Joseph
Gu beg respecuy inform tho eitnensof New York and
choice Programme will he introduced In the will
be found the Overture Freischuz tho Tampa
graz Solo the caronct and grand POT Pour Repub
composed xpe for this occasion, by Carl Lenschow
Leader the Soey Tickets 50 Doors Concert
TO commence At O'clock Agent for the company IT, Reich Tho
above Company will give Grand 1T
Female Acad NY Rrooklyn. or Monday evening
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Totals. .S451756 80 $500 s53 AZ
The increase in the month of September this year,
the corresponding month last year TO- $69oe6 49,
The total amount Of tolls received this year. from
the Ming of navigation to the close Of September,
DO for last wear ............,... 2667 $50 OF
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10 Propretor-w Hitchcock -SnleDdd Perform

ID Propretor-v Hitchcook Manager. Splendid Perfcrm-
past The Manager has the pleasure Of announcing the
most estrsordnary wonder IN creation Major uennser hold
finger does the thumb He ton old only
inches high and weighs only thirteen pounds Hs may
every morning from 10 hapast IL O'Clock; in
from ~ hall past 81 and in tho evening" from till 10 In add
ton the has also Westeru the famous
Yankee Comedian the Sable Brothers Miss Emma Leslie vocal
st. three Highland Mammoth Boys, Giant Mammoth Baby
Enormous Boa CONSTRUCTOR Admission the whole including
Museum Performances Little Finger &c rs children
yeavs and old enough walk alone k
served font sosts shilling extra
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MI ECHAHICS HAIL. No. H2 Broadway, betwf Grand
M and Broome streets, commenced Monday, Ocoher ID
and will continue every night until further noiceSecond
week Of the opening Tho original aud well known
CHRISTYs MINsTRELS, torganzed in 1921 whose
certs in this city, for period Of ten months reoev
cd with such distinguished favor and patronage have the
honor the ladies and of New York AID
vicinity that they will series OF their Concerts
introducing variety Of their original Songs Choru@s Charae
stic nancea Nc. Admiration 2 oens Doors opon att Con-
Saturday commencing o'clock H. under tho
N dirrci'a n of II p ,hriatY
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IThloN COURSE l.. L-TkorriNo-JACK RpS.ITER
~ and Lady Moscow in the Fed-is Day Oct. 49, at 2s
r. Of $780, mile heats best three in ve in harness.
will re rotted for p Jack dosser Of hoago
ard Roberts IN. Lady Moscow Immed stely after
match for $50 will off, three mile heats in harness. be-
Trustee and b. Virginia Maid The
south Ferry Brooklyn. for the Course at oc;ok r. NJ and
return alter the sports
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Al EmcAL orrnE.-pR. JOIN SOY. le DUANE srRsEI

M EDiCAL OfkNE--Dk JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET
lvl Chatham well known the Jucoesul
practitioner "a New York the treatment Of veDea disesses
Tho skill In those old hacured
have listed for years omineut elect, structure uee
body the thrvat pains head
bones Of the less eectusy cured weakness
brought habit INDUCED In bv young men
and nightly ensonY positively prevented
four without mercury
;os dot or mr.
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The METALLIC TabIet strop, for Keeping


persons wishing superior scalp to call at BatcheIori
No. all street. and examine the best assortment
Ia the city would that Mr.. s. newly In
obtained silver medal at the last fair Of the Anne
rics n Institute Enough said. copy the address.
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Ays kAIAavhDir ANY wuRh-1U rhE kSkKJ ID
lvl those contemplating mnFnsg,.The Married Wosn,
Private Medical Gem by Dr. A. NJ Haurcese Sixth o.
Proc 81 This work meeting with sale
t2tv copies have sre,dy boen disposed Of Every tenSe
getting whether married unmsrrsd although u u
sepdcd especially tor the married dcloses important cr
which ahond be known to them particularly Here every fen
can discover the causcs symptoms snd the most enc %
mode o Gaze FOR s 70
Broadway st tho Publishing Office i29 Liberty street, orr
also Peterren nnmbr ~ CsenSs street y: D. Leiesf
Pitts rha Little Co. Albany; w. Davis boston I'm ths
receipt OF ST. copy will be transmitted by postage
ali All eters must 10 Addressed
poSs paid 70 Dr A. NATaiCrAU.en s l1 Ncv Work siy
htS - 30 rlN~~tv ~t~~<t
TITO MERCHANTS AND SHIP MAsrERs-THE PORT
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u ROADWAY TaE.TRE-FRIDAY EVENING. OCT

RkOADWAY THEtTkE-FRIDAY EVENIN0. OCT. L3
ID Third Mkt Of the Euslvh operate up. The per
GIK,-Thsodeus Mr. Reeves Dev.hcof Mr. s.guls; Count
Anh.m Mr. Itneh FL resep, Mr. Holman. Arln Mrs Sc
in; Queen Gpsies Phillips Ruds Lherwood
10 with ht farce OF the Captain OF rue Ar H
Marquis de Lgny Mr. LESTER Ado pe do Courtnaa Nc aker
Bar yond potter Mr. vache Knstna Mrs. Abbott K,tryn,
hrs Watts brs tirc and paru e 70 cents Family Circle
ctrts Gallery, l2 cents Doors ofea at Performance 70
ON Tll,.n.
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DURrON ruEATRE, CHAMsrRs srREgr.--raI-

BURTON THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET--faI-
~ d. evening Oct 3 will be performed the farce Of PO *
fllLlCCDDl-hr John Peter Pill, oddly Mr. Burton Capt
oseuttle rr Jchn,ton Mra Picodd,, MRS erousham Mrs
~ Gu tie. Mrs knight After which, drIma Of NEW
YORK IN sIICLs-Mr Crabal MT Hamilton; Mr. Nabm, Mr.
Grace Jake Sybuts Mr. Johnston Mrs romkns Nrs Vernon;
u xs Snclsr To conclude witt sue ot,ra Of
IICY bi, sahM AMoURcOnnt e. rdo Tasestrus Ravens
wcod Mr. Jhnst Luca Miss Prices admission
Dress role and farque 50 Family Circle Tier
20 cts Doors at iafpast q, curtain clock
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NO CUkE, no fAi.-Dh: CoablTT. ~ DUANE sraEEI
IN member OF the hoyA oese Of Surgeons oncen, Do
committed reatnsrto Of delicate diseases NO matter how long
have geet ulcers the tbs throat
pns the head and bones Ct the lego pcce Of fourteen
yea devoted 70 yenerca Diseases enables DIT e. TO the
tins disease Recent cured In four days.
No mercury Structures cured two weeks With
scarcely pain. Those individuals who INDUCED
tain lonthsone habit positively he tesorsd TO health
9oc'ety ~ cautioned TO DO deceived. DR.
Cohbett has not removed Remember ~ Duane street. opp
nv fohp
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aIAIL. TOrPKINsS BLACK LATE N.Rou,yD d oo

NOTICE. OF RkAOvAL-JBSDbiL " PEiRSON BAD
IN notify their ids aht III, pubic generally
they have rmoyed tho OF Canal
nret the ore No 90 tenai street. formerly occupied by
Nessr T. ARNOLD Co tooe do rOm their Old stand
Ireient stock OF Pal silks shswls Caks Yrette seunos
ores terias househ eoping goods sc &c. very
choice and will be found inspection well worthy shs
attention Of pulchaStrk
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No..uas. NaoGuAseE- ooBsErE " ST:

" X q. 8,
~ has bis 10 street. (Dear anil
whsre he consulted on all diseases Of private Character 70
thote who have been under his self
To these Who have and who afflicted pans IL
the Lead limbs ulcers the BODY throat
lures, pmiI al debility, induced by improper habits, &C.
wsrsDtsa perfect and speedy used Re.
cured In four Cobbets success tine
rfvlt f u years Exp Renee induces comper trade
dcy his removal and dent ~ Those VINO know Dr. c. need
Letters posiI aid attended to-
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DARIs STYLE SHIRTS, OF FINEST WORKMANSHIP
WARMED unsurpassed IN This country. made by
the La dozen or bor AZ huty less iuay
charged }. e. PARCELS u broadway fashionable
mtebd.ht he. GUieN, liS william street. up stare.
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MR. FREDERICK HOFFMAN,. PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,
" respectfully informs the Parents aud Guardians OF Youth
his having s1ened Academy for Instruction the Piano
ioit I'D will few pupils aidi zion to his
tent lumber From Mr. Uonanns long experience the tut
don of tie above accomplishment he HIATT himself
the confidence and appreciation OF parties
ing their children his For particulars apply
bt No 267 Broadway
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81, 1872, 942 SO
3o,72l 90
$4,000 81
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CHANFRAUs NEW NATIONAL TaTATRE, FORMERLY
~ CathsrFday Evening, October - win be pref rmei the
burlefcue called r. hACGREEDY Or Star at the
0Te,s nons-Hr nsnlst. Mr. Chapr.u; Mr. Mscgnedy, Mr
To be followed ly the MYSTERIES And MIsERES OF NEW
YORK-Mose Mr. Chanfrau; Capitals Tobu Mr. @. Burke Mr.
Prec,s Parisy Biz LIc Ara Mclean Little Lse Miss
The Iiormanee to oOselade with he drama Of rus
haySew, Mr. Palmer Dame WAKEFIELD, Mrs Stckney; Jenny
Mrs Niles Doors open 81 performance commence ~
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HANGING AND WALTZlNG ACADEMY, q HOWARD
~ ,etsnoIa and Sgnor Ferrero will reopen their school
tie list OF October, aad the Genemens clss
hey viii Casses give
ifees Fusrnl
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nOCTOR FAW CETT HAS REMOvED HIS orFICE no 81

i tONIVN hE1IOF Ed 10 81
~ Dey street where he be consulted all Private Dess
Tie obstinate yield to his atmeni,
the NonMercural System. Structures matter of how
long standing, treated by Dr. H., tho
approved plan The victims OF debility brought
ndreet indulgence, apply with certainty
Pre- paid letters enclosing cs attended Office, 81 Dey
atre.
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SALAMANDER SAFES AT AUCTI0N.-vAN ANTWERP
~ Pine will eel, this day, ut past II O'clock in front Of
their Office, No 81 Wall street. eight Saamander Iron Safes
M nuiacur6 by r. Geser Co, assorted siza Also
second bend Iron Safes. Terus, cash.
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O. or O.F-TaE MEMBERS OF CONCORDEL LODGE, No
49, o. Of f. requested to meet their Lodge
30 Canal saturday, lth inst. at ~ oc0ca A. M
tribute respect late worthy brother T. c.
LEsPINASSk The erer In general Is invited
tend, residence, No. 81 Pearl o'clock
T.. M by order, j. MArHiEU, N. q.
J. b. DgmoRRFT, SECRETARY.
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NIBLOs, AsTUK PLACE, BROAUWAY-sIxTu NIGHT

NIBLOs, As1Ok PLACE, BROAUWAY-slXTu NIGHT
u MT hscrldy, who. in compliance OF
many who uIabe to Wednesday
Animous appreciation manifested by that audience will
his great prt Of King Lear Friday evening Ocobsv
I3 the performance will with tageiy
lfAt- Lear Mr. MacIes Kent Mr.. RYDER Edgar Mr. Van.
deuho Edmund, sr c. W. Clarke; Oswald W H. Crisp
della Miss Weyms Coneril Mrs NJ jones' Regan o. Ch,pm,n
10 conclude with BOOTS AT THE SWaN-Fmnk Frskly Mr.
Crisp Jacob Earwis Mr. Ilscde; Mrs Moonshne Mrs Charles
Inily. Mrs Horn. Doors ut before
ysst T. Boses and Psrque'te 81; Amphtheatre 81 cents
Al ITCHELLp OLYMPIC THEATRk-FRIDAY EVENING,
vl October II the entertainments will with q
pet To comedy entitled The CUSTOM OF TIIE COUNTRY
A'hle Townsend Mr. Nickinrop; Handle bb Mr. .Conover
Peggy Miss Robert After which 40 I7-Captan Vivid Mr.
old; Misskts Carngton Miss Clarke After which
steal exinvsgapza entitled HERO AN ID LEANpER -Leande
Mics Mary Aocerua Mr. onover Hero, Miss R,he
vetns Miss Ncknson To conclude with the sughabe farce
entitled DONE ON BOTH SIDES-Mr Pymalon Phibbs, Mr.
IL Hand tr Whes Mr.. Nickinsn Lydia, Miss Phillps
Doors opev at7-Curtain rises t7H o'clock
NEW BROADWAY CIRCUS, NEAR SPRING sTRger-
~ John Tyon and Corporal Thompsou Managers-Fnday
evening" Oct 18TH the entertainment will with full
dIess ntree entitled THE RETURN OF THE CREEKS Indian
HoSmanrhp, in which Camanohe WARRIOR fresh from tho
Trbes will ride Mexican Mustang hor Insne 8orseman
shp by Little Bob williams Oympan Exercises Shepherd
and Shepherde by Mr. Shindle and Mme Aymar Athletic
Games by the British Acrobats Mr. w. Walkers Tourbon Evo-
ops the Flying Rope Great Docaton sisnor Bliss
1uveriIe ansp conclude with comic afserpisco.
Doors open at half past6-peromance to commenceat7
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HENRY y; LGEnS, AuCIoNEER-ont rAINrINss.

III ENVY II. LEEhS AUCTIONEER-OIL PAINTINGS
HENRY II. LEEDS h co. will VII at their gallery.
No. all street Broadway, Friday morning October
b. lSi st II o'clock choice collection Of farior Pictures
iich frames, ely with auction. In this
sale viii he found paintings by Doughty ska aad Brown of
IondOD LANDSCAPE by Huceion VerBe also original
canaoo ether with others equal desirable, both in
aud subject The part Of these rbures formed gentle
private collection well worthy the particular
tenon Of and others who may he in Of
lnnnn
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nAkClNG.-MLLE. PAULINE DESJARDINS OF THE
II Acsds Paris. has the honor informing public
will different easees
OF pupsone up town in Br adway the Third
in Green street, between Wavery Clinton
and the other residence n Leonard D.
give I'M rucon in all the different of dancing For
1foms the days. hours apply p D.
nj any fuur durr be oay.
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nR HElNES ONLY OFFICE Is NO ~ DUANE STREET,
- doors est If Chatham street. here he
successful Of yphc hsrcuria alous Chronic
aud oier Diseases. Also Strici &c Dr. n.
Nemter Of the Medical Society Of the City County
II
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nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF TIE practical PRIVATE

~ Treatise Sc IS Greenwich strset-oce hours9 ~ " A.
Pm (SuDda, excepted These apply early
will be surprised the npdity aud little
their 1t Is chiefly who
class Of people who properly appreciate
his services In structure Fl, m It's first or inepeat
and tirom
and very extensive praotice he afford pd easy aud
rad which, he has Tor stating obtained
FROM N NJ NJ in
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-09
Ohio City.


The following letter has been handed to us for pubca-
ton 1t is from gentleman of Boston, well acquainted
with the location and advantages of Ohio CITY, 1t will
doubtless interest many of our readers:
BosroN, Oct 7, 1s4S. ,
DEAR SIR: When last met you in the West YOU de.
sired me to communicate my views and Impressions of
the Mississippi Valley to you, on my return home and
you particularly desired my views in regard to the i'm
portance of Ohio city, town recently sprung into exist
encc at the junction of the two great rivers the Mssis
sippi and Ohio.
In my present communication propose to confne nv
remarks to the importance of the mouth of the Ohio
and IN subsequent letters | will give YOU in detail nv
general Impressions in regard to the other striking ea
lures of the Great West
MY hrs sensation reaching the junction of the Ohio
ana Msslssppi was, utter establishment see the con-
nuence OF the two mghtlest rivers in the world bringing
together navgabe waters of $500 miles extent almost
numbering hundreds of thousands should have been built
up in this country, whilst the central point in the
very heart OF the fertile valley of the Mississippi with
navigation OF over $500 miles centering at bringing
the trade OF eleven of the richest States the Union
geher at this point, and carrying the to sup
ply directly more than 100000 of inhabitants should
have remained nearly in state of nature If there were
any great physical causes to prevent the growth of city
at the mouth OF the Ohio, then it would be different
thing but there is at least upon the Missouri sde at the
present site Of Ohio city, good ground above the reach
OF the highest floods could be desired for great town
and the country for more than hundred miles back OF
is as rich in agricultural and mineral products as the
most favored part of the great valley of the west
Besides the great extent of navigation centernp at this
point you are aware that plans foot for construct.
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ng railroads from Chicago, charleston, Mobile, and In
lependence-all 10 terminate at this point From the IA
soabe disposition manifest by the last Congress ther
an be little doubt but that, at the ensuing session
arge grants of public lands will be made for the con-
iruction of most, If not all these roads When com.
eted-and they are certain To be in a very few years
his railroad will open to this point $500 miles Of trade
addition 10 the q, 500 miles OF trade in exist
nee There are ,2O6 steamboats, and 200 kee bosi.
employed In this trade, carrying an aggregate an
ual tonnage of 252, 100. The value OF this tonnage
1882 1851 ,2i0 nearly double the yalae OF the whoe
foreign commerce of the United States.
The character of the navigation changes the con-
uence of the Mississippi and Ohio, which renders il i'm
possible for the larger class OF boats trading from below
10 any considerable portion of the year above the
Mouth OF the Ohio This will lead to the establishment
If separate lines 10 the lower Mississippi Inc
nf the Ohio 1t only requires the necessary facilities for
storing and shipping to concentrate the immense
trade of the great valley OF the Mississippi at the mouth
of the Ohio.
In view of these facts regard the junction of the Ohio
and Mississippi the most important inland point upon
the American continent That great city must, by the
force of circumstances alone, spring into existence this
point no doubt who has visited IT. And that the
present site of Ohio City, from various considerations
must be the point / think is equally certain. As this
point never obstructed with ice and the connexon
with the gulf open at all seasons II renders It the
proper and desirable location for the western
The present site selected for the armory is shut up
part of the year with ice and low water, and the govern
ent must be that OF the utmost importance to-
have the armory at accessible all seasons of the
year In fact, this point is the proper one for general
depot of all United States stores to supply the interior
This should be made by the general government the gen
era headquarters from which they could distribute al all
times without delay or hndrance, men, and the num-
tons of war; any part OF the Union where they might
be required. Truly yours.
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NTARsHALs sALE.--In virtue of writ of fei faeias
lNl issued from the clerks office of the circuit Of
the District Columbia, for the county OF Washington
and directed, shall expose public sale for cash
Thursday. the 10th OF November next AT the front of
following properly All that part OF ground lying and being
the city OF Washington il being the south of the
said lot which ignated ground plan OF said city
lot No !, in square No 1923 the sad part Of said lot
containing $500 square feet of ground will DO
hly described in deed of Thomas Carbury trustee to
John Sesslod and dated the 9th of March, 1898 and
corded Liter W. b. No ~, foos 296 and 297 with the
Improvements ihercon fronting 80 feet Eleventh street
and 90 feet North Seized and levied upon
the property of John Sessfod and sold satisfy judicial,
No 62 October term 1913, in favor of Hannah j. BaIgy
ROBERT WALLACE,
Marshal of the District OF Columbia.
Oct IS-dts
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rREAT bargains In Now Goods.-The subscriber, are
VI receiving from auction large lot OF very desa
BILE goods, among which are
IS pieces rich plain changeabe silk in every shade
I5 do extra fine French mernos do
S do do coored Hannes, for ladies' sacks
q do rich black gro de rhine, for visites
s do do yard-wide colored silk vevets for do
3 do do black silk velvet, very cheap
~ do do hgh-coored ussellnes de laino
10 do do rnantlt iringes
$50 do narrow coored velvet rbands
80 do new-stye plaid long shawls
" do very rich real Cashmere shawls
carton rich black lace capes
do standing collars
100 do linen canbric and clear. lawn handkerchies
Together with full and complete assortment OF every
Gle i'm our line which will be offered shade lower than
Nov. 7E2wif p. H HOOE IL CO.