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CIGARS, SNUFF, AND TOBACCO

THE attention Of Smokers, Shutters and Chew ers
is respectfully called to the choice stock OF the
above articles. recently purchased by the Subscriber.
expressly for the Fine Retail Trade. His stock Of
fine H,aano Cigars and Lump and fine cut Tobacco.
cannot be- excelled, AMI nothing is hazarded by as
sorting that the istilious taste can he pleased
GEO. w. COCHRAN,
9TH street, opp. Nat. intel. Office
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METROPOLITAN PLANNING AND SAW
ING Mill

''liE sui scrItcrs ley leave to call the attention of
L lumb r D-i lrrs ami Builders ~ the &C ebrattd
Bear Size FLAMING. T0NGUkING. and GROOh-
ING vi AClllNES now i'm o: erat on ht 'leir Ludins
o. toufh >hee:, te,wrrh l311 and 18th .tres;s
The quality ard quaint OF work executed by
. csc MA hi@es Tar all others now ia uSe.
They turE out i'll the most beauti nj manner a de-
scrip'ion Of planning not before attemped by IN Chi
merry, viz Sounding Boards. all kinds Of Pane ing.
mt rior Finishing fer Dive iinrs. sc with d rapid
ty heretofore unknown 1t is asserted that Boards
pianed by this machine will ats RIB one-third J.
p. int than those planned ~ any o;her.
Dealers and Builders are in,i cd to dsposire I Nm
Der directly from tier vessels thereby saving re-
peats handling AMI carriage.
schedu of prices will he ready for distribution
in few days. We respectfully solicit husiness and
pledge ourteyes TO give entire satisfaction.
FiTZhUGH C0YLE BROTHER
A. CofLE. Jr. sep % cow
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The Cincinnati Forgery Case

CINCINNATI. Sept. %. The trial of
kisSane for forgery is progressing at Leb-
anon. Judge Rogers having decided that
witnesses. in proving the handwriting.
might use the handwriting of the ac-
crsed to compare with the forgeries. eight
persons, tellers of our city banks, have
testified. most of them positively, that
the forged checks were filled up by Kis-
sane Several new facts arc being eli
cited in the examination of witnesses.
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AUCTION SALES.


By +. N. STRATTON, Aucttoneer,
VALUABLE PROPERTY in the First Ward-On
MONDAY, September 18th, at ~ o'clock p. m.
on the premises shall ell part Of Lots Nos. Is and
a. in square No. so, fronting - feet @ street.
north, with depth of l2S feet 81 inches situated
between 2lst and 22d streets together nth the i'm
provements thereon This proper y IL situated in
the First Ward and in an improving neishtorhood.
Title from Government
Terms: On--half cash. the res;,lue in tweh o
months with interest secured by d, ed of trust on
the property Convey ancing at the expen: Of pur-
chaser.
n BIZ the terms of sale are not complied with
In three days after sale, the property will be reseld
at the expense of purchaser 81
BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auction..r..
GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCO. &c.
NJ at AHctioa.-On MONDAY, the 10Th instant
We shall sell at 10 O'Clock a. m at the store of Mr.
VIM. H. Jones. whose declining health admonshe.
him 10 clio his business. the corner Of eth and
streets. opposite the Northern Market, first rate
assortment Of Fresh Family Groceries. viz:
Imperial. Gunpowd-r, Young Tyson, and Blk Teas
Brown, Puirerizsd and Crushed Sugars
Java, laguyra and Rio Coffers
Spices Star ch, Soap and Candies
Prime Cigars and Tobacco Oil. MClEsses
Vinegar. Flour, salt, Fish
Wood. Willow, Crockcry and Stone Ware
With gene. al a>sor ment OF other articles such
as are generally kept in first class Grocery Store
A first rate stock of Liquors. viz:
French and common Brandies
Holland and Country Gin Spirits, Rum
od Rye and ether hiskcy
Wi:ie q: every description in bottles and draft
Also, the Store Fixtures.
Terms All sums OF s25 cash: over k25 n credit of
OF AMI months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed
Grocery merchants and families are resp, ctfully
invited {" the sale. Tie goc DIS being OF n superior
quTlty the sale will te well worthy of their atten-
uon M post oncment on account OF the weather
GREEN d SCOTT,
sep Did luctioneers
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NrOTIcE. NOTIcEu NnTlCE,.-rh

NOTICE! NOTICE!! NOTlCE!:!-Thc
undersigned has constantly o. hand. Lumber
Of all kinds.
Daily expected cargo of Prime Lumber of all
thickness, from Albany. Also. cargo O: n. c.
Timber. Also, daily expected cargo of Ro,e;Idalc
Cement.
Eypec' ci daily. canal boat Young America, with
a loa! nj No. l, Cumberland Coal.
Receiving regular csrso's of Coal from tie differ.
ent mines
carg, o; the real lehig!l Furnace Col Tn
shcri everything to he found in No. Yard, all of
which will lie sold CHEAP for ca. i. slur. credit
Yard Oh lst st. ,uear the west gate of the CAPITOL.
JOHN FERDY.
P.S.-An persons indel ted to ME prior to july.
1893. are requisite t. call and settle. Csc their
account will be placed in the hands of ali officer.
sep 2l-dlw- u
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. "a, ii A. M.-Sales
LOU bbls. Howard street -four at IS 81.
and 1000 bhls. City Mills, at Sc. The
supply OF grain light. Red wheat, 81 90
a 81 "a; white wheat, 81 25 a 81 30.
Others unchanged.
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BUILDING uaRnwat

BUILDING HARDWARE-We would
- respectfully call the attention of Builders and
carpenters to our large and well-Selerted stock of
BUILDING HARDWARE, as also all other goods
usually found i'm the hardware line
Our assortment of Table and Pocket Cutlery Plated
Forks spoons. &C., is very complete and of the best
quality at such prices cannot fail to please Cheap
for cash. Please give US call
WOODWARD &GUY.
No. 4. north side Pa avenue,
sep 2l-6t- between 10th and 18th SITS
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FANCY GOODS.

NyE have always on hand an assortment of Chess
w Dominoes, Backgammon Boards, Games for
children, School Satchel, Travelling Basket, Comb,
and Brushes of all descriptions, Periumery Soap.
Toilet Powder, Porte Monnaies, Card Gases, Segar
Cases, Sewing birds, &C.. sc. Also, d very fine
assortment OF fine Papier Marhe Goods, suitable fer
Presents, at the Fancy and Music Store OF
sep6 if ELLIS,
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4 SMALL FARM FOR SALE.-The land is well
"A watered; part is in wood, and part in grass. Ii
Is admirably situated for very early garden rs well
As for a dairy. The distance from the south end of
the Long Bridge is about two miles. The terms of
sale will be very accommodating. For further par
ucnlars apr!y 10 G. e. krrTENHOUsE, Bank of Com
merca, Georgetown, or b. +. RITTENHoUsE, Treas
ury Department, Washington. sep 2-2aw4w
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MOUNT PLEASANT HOTEL.

Cnpltof HUI, " dshingt0n,
NOR RENI.-The above Hotel il offered for rent
Il either with without the Furniture and other
Fixtures. 1t Is OF the most desirable situations
in the city, and excellent location for business
Possession may be had At any time between this
and the middle OF October neat. TO gentleman of
respectabity DESTROYS OF keeping hotel fine op-
portunity is offered. Applications be- made to the
present proprietor JOHN FOY.
sep 6-3tawlm*
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NEW WORK, by the author of the "Wids,
IN Wide World" 3a.
The Laws and the Testimony, Svo.-S3
Brown on Galatians, SvO.
do do Sulferings Glories of the Messiah, Syo
Hetherington's History Of the Westminster Assem-
bly, OF Divines, limo. 75c. tst.
The Powers Of the World to come, by the Rev. G..
b. Cheever, d. d. limo 81. =, -
GRAY BALLANTYNE,
sep IL It'll street, near Odd Fellows Hail. 81
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- We Lave now i'll store and receiving daily the
most compile assortment OF STOVES that has ever
been offered for sal i'll this market direct from Bal
timore. Philadelphia. New York. Troy and RnSi on
Our stock il too large to mention in detail suffice it
to $uy We have ali the different patterns and latest
improved Cooking Stoves. for wool coal comnris-
ing in part the following: the William Penn. Triumph
Complete, Bay State, Hanner Enchantress, Complete.
COo@, cid Dominion. Blue l;itcc. Globe. and runer-
GUS others. Also Church Store Chamber Dining
ard Farlor Stoves the latest and most beauli-
Jul i'll this city. To cash or PuEctual customers We
prepared 10 sell goods in line at the owest
rate-. He So icit examination, cling Is ;,ire,i
that stock (Which il OF tie largest in the city
regards quality and low prices. cannot be exceled
if equalled. WOODWARD &GUY,
No. l. north side Pa avenue
sep 21-6t- between 10th and Ith streets
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE,

have for sale large number of beautiful building
lots stnat ID in square No. sic, 5l5, 6l6 6l7 534
III, 49, l47, l45 1872, $50, 692 49, 4l4 ia 552 l27
$50, sis: ll6, 46l 5e4 1885, 1885, 995, $685. 5s4, 40
100 and aie, all OF which will be sold on the best
OF time and terms by applying to j. e. GREEN,
sep lI-';eOd Property Broker, eth st. Upp'e 2. o.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TO3 4. GSCiiW EN- offers his services to the cit
- liens Of Washington and Georgetown as a teach
er of Piano, Guita aud Vocal Music. Pianos tuned
All orders left at Mr.. j. f. Hills Music St-re Penn.
llTaDia avenue, between 9th aud 10th streets will
De promptly attended to sep 2l-eo6t-
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List Of Arrivals at the PRINCIPAL Hotels.

N"tlG1'H lIotet-Carroif Spence lady, Md; Mrs
Brooke, do III Car,ln<e s. lady, p Rico; l. Sanchez
do: Mr. spencer, Bait; ID X Harbne. do: o = Smith
4 lady. Ma; O Eoyt lady. do: Mrs Mcfauley do
Miss McCauley, do; J Williamson & lady. Va
Mias Srernherser, DO; T. l. Tant, do A NJ Barbour
do, Zack Berry OF w, Md: W Il Clarke x son. do
l. p jerks, Boston: L iIerndon. La n II HnbSon
& lady, Va; Jas Mills, do; Mr. Il Mrs Mills, co.
w VI Lawton, 80; Nils. Rivers, do: Mrs f n Sea
brook, do; Miss Stabro"k. do; X W Carter, Va; G
Reese. Pa: EIwya, DO; II Gurley. DC; Z
Berry; w BeaIl. Nd; W b Perine. do; DR. w A
Berry, NC; w 4 Walker, NY; Tyler, pa: d Roger
Nc: Wilson, NC; Miss Wilson, do; Miss Hunt
lnglon do; Samuel Watkins; lady child do; Capt
French, USA, Mr Mr.. w Fl Bruno. Md
BOWIE, do; c C Hubbard, Conn: T Key, Nd; w
X lioiian, 40; Mr. Stafford. England; Mr. Stanshury;
do: Dr l. L0uis, Texas; w w Ivory do; : Rates
* boy, Va Col Burlington lady. + la; Is Nj Hill. G
Miss c f Hill, do; Miss f A Hill, 90: Miss CA
Strong, Miss; w X Drmkart, Va; Mrs Montgomery
@; c Wa>hbnrne, Wis; DIR T : aiasil, do.
Bforhi's Hotel.-ti & Quick. NY; G Van StavO-
rem. fa; j Thompson, Bait; II Holiness Miss y
Wychr, do; ID c Gordon. do; w O Hudson. Va;
j Smith, do; Il u Siack-li"rd, do; w G. Garth,
do; II n Bramliami, do; j ii G"Sa, Ga; p F Thomas
Nd; w Griffin. do; 4 McCroy. Va; II Price,
do; Mis- VI Fowler, do: Mr.. Frank Watkins. do; L
Giines, Texas q jenkins, NY; ID Tod. ohio: X
& Faldenar, NY: 4 BiggS do; J Warrington. do;
W Bride, do; ID w Dill, Tenn: T Ruckcrt do;
= b Newman and lady, Iowa: G. w Carter and 3 la
dies. Va: J w Braddock and lady NY; L Wilmer
do: Rev ~ Pjewett and three iade-. Ala; G Moore
Newpnit;S Matthews, Pa; L Tanner. do; II John
son. Del; l. Homer, Ohio; III Smith, Pa; J John
son. ny; Davidson do; w Ferguson, DC; Flet-
cher. Pa; Capt Johnson, do; AheI, Va; F w
Striking. do; + King. Ill; Capt While, USS De
caIur; III Stammire. NC.
Uniied States Hotel.--A Beach & lady, NY: C
w Sydner, Va; " II Linn, Mo; e Jenkins. Md;
NJ Woodruff, Pa; Col w Murray. do DIR IIoben-
sack. do: 10 O'Ne do; Dr K Williams & lady,
Ala; E Dawson, Ga: A ii De Watt, do; VIM P
Pepper, Nc; Cas-. Mass JnO Rogers, Md
Rarnes. Conn; Saml Shipley, NY: X A HOsnc, Pa
Gadshy's Hotel.-Mr & Mrs Neilsom. Bait; Mrs
Boyd, do; w G Townes, Niss; Miss Townes, do:
Mr. Leigh, do; Miss Leigh DO; Hugh Lynch. La; 4
Howard. Boston, jas BOot Phla; Z W aier, do
Miss ElliOtt Sc; Misses Nelson. Va: Mr. Dana. do:
Col Miller, Pa; w Fandenburgi X family, La:
Miss Field. do: d Haus. Me; Hutchinson, Q
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BIZ HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR.
Fever, &c.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 24.-The fever is
rapidly abadng; but increasing in the
small river towns.
The Africa's news is received. Cotton
unchanged.
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in hmposter, osensbly for the purpose of collect
ing in aid of tie establishment OF the Sabbath school
at Carusi's Saloon, but in reality we are Informed,
10 raise the s'reaiy'' to put into her pocket,
woman of fine appearance, il going round the city
We were requested to call attention TO this fact by
a gentleman, a warm friend TO the Sabbath School,
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Departure Of the Franklin.

NEW York, Sept. 24.-The steamer
Franklin has sailed for Europe taking out
one hundred passengers, and $500 ,0C0 in
specie.
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JOHN K0YIF

-. JOHN BOYLE,
MANUFACTURES of all kinds of French CAN
WI DIES, is always prepared to supply Balls and
Parties at the shortest notice
Ice Cream, Jellies. Blancmanges &C.
Residence on Bridge street, between Congress- and
High streets south side Georgetown
P.S Ice Cream always prepared.
sep 21-eo1w-
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TOMBS AND HAIR BRUSHES-A complete as
~ sortment received and for sale ~ cheap rs d" the
cheapest, at LAMM0ND's. eth street, ID door be-
low 4. sep 21-eO3t-
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4 Il TIKI new Stationery and Music Store IL. y
"A ALWAYS b found an assortment of Lette,. Cap.
Drawing Tissue, Tracing. Wrapping ard ether IA
per- Pens, Pencils. Ink, Blank. Sketch. Drawn :
nd Mem r:n,lum Books. Paper folders. letter clius
memorandum files. &c. in addition to elect ya:ic-
ty OF fancy stationery. suitubl" for presents.
JOHN I. ELLIS.
Penn avenue. between 9th and 10th streets
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Ner School .ffihme,ic.-The Guardians OF the
Schools of Georgetown have adopted McCurdy's
American Order of Arithmetic.
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REEBE'S NEW YORK HATS.-A
- further supply Of Beebe's celebrated New York
HATS this day received and for sale ut
STEVENS Sales room
sep zl--ot under Browns Hotel
OSI IN sE ASON.-Wc have just received
the largest and most beautifu full assortment of tho
latest patterns New York Crates that has ever been
offered for sale in this city, and will sell tn, m cbran
for cash. WOODWARD GUY,
No. 4, north side Pa avenue
snp2l-6t- between 10th and 4 th streets
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Il Just received at the Music Depot :-Sacmtiiche
Trios nebst Qurtetien und Quintetten fuer Piano,
Violin, Viola, Violinccllo, Oboe, Clarnetto, Horn,
and Fagou, Won Ludwig Won Beethoven Ebouso.
Mozart's vollsaendige, Trios, Quartetten und Qun-
tetten fuer dieselben Instruments -
Also, constantly on hand, German, Frencf and
ita'ian SoNGS HHIBUS & HFTZ, s-i
sep9 South side Pa. av., near 10th street
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M KITTEN VISITING CARbS.-The subscribe
w would respectfully invite the attention of citi-
Zcns and strangers to his written Visiting and We'd
ding Cards. which require close examination to bs
distinguished from engraving
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Deeds, or other Instru-
ments OF Writing copied in the most satisfactory
manner at reasonable prices.
Plain ard Ornamental Writing taught at his resi-
dence on IL street near 18th. north side.
Orders for Cards left ut Mr. WHTEHUssT's or 1T lis
residence promptly attended t..
W. A. RICHARDSON -
P.s.-Three or four single gentlemen can be ac-
comm 'dated with board by applying above.
sep 2o-eo-jt W. A. r.
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FLOUR, OATS, AND SHORTS.

lust received and r sale TO suit purchasers
~ so btls. hIetropolit, IN Family Flour
so bbls. WEIGH Family do
800 do Family, extra suoer 10
1000 tu h. best Shorts, fresh ground
1850 do prime Oats
PAUL & BROWN.
Georgetown, September 18th, 1855
sep 21-Iw
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NEW GOODS NOW OPENING

d J. STEER, Washington Place. 18th street, Is
i now opening superior stock of eatlemen' =
Goods which it will give him great pleas to show
to all his patrons and to the public In addition to
the usual stock of Merchant Tailor special atten
ton is invited to large stock Of Gentlemens Dress
Shirts of very superior tit and quality. -
Also, Collars, st cks Neck-Tirs, Cravats, Gloves
Su>psnders, Hosiery, and Furnishing Gouds gene
rally. Sep 20-e02w-
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SirtA Street.--Last night, the gas was lit On this
street far K, and the lighting will soon be ex-
tended TO II street.
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NOTiCE.-We are now opening enc Of the rich
~ est and best assorted stocks of FALL GOODS
from New York and PHILADELPHIA brought to this
market. We think it is useless for us to enumcratc
articles, could not describe their richness and
beauty but respectfully invite the attention of the
public HALL 4 BROTHER.
IL anff
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MRS. A. Il. CLARK

TNFORMS her customers that She starts for Now
1 York, on Tuesday, the 2oth instant with Miss
Mcdonald. to assist her IN selecting lrage ssSort-
ment of fIH Millinery which will he opened about
the LIST of October.
Ladies' wishing to settle thrr bills will fni Miss
Jane Clark at the store for that purpcse and te at
tend TO all orders hat may tie left in he, absence
GeprcetOwn. Sept. 20. SEP 2l-3t
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FENCING SCHOOL.

TVIIOMAS NIEDHIELSKI, late Major of the Hun
L garian Army, has opened Fencing School, on
10th street. pext door to Mr.. Dyer's Auction and
Commission Store, corner of 10th and streets, in
which will be taught fencing with the rapier and
sabre according 10 the latest and most refined French
method.
Payment in advance as usual. Enquire asiabove
sen 1Q-2aw2w#-
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The Chinese Jugslers.-Our readers will remember
that the performances Of this celebrated Chinese
troupe will commence on Monday evening next, at
Iron Hall.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
En B0EE Lump Tobacco OF different grades
w comprising the best brands i'm market
200 goo Fire medium and low priced Cigars
New York fine cut chewing and smoking Tobacco
Turkish smoking do
Cigarettes, Snuff Pipes, &c.
In store, and for sale on accommodating terms by
q. w. COCHRAN -
9TH steeet opp Nat Intelligencer office.
sep 2l-eo3t-
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EURN ACES.-tial,al ized Portable Hot-Air
FUR \ rs. for heating dwelling-ho,se,,
churches, aud stores. always hand and put up ut
the shortest notice We think they are the lest in
the market. having put mp Il great many and aiyen
entjrV satisfaction. WOODWARD GUY.
No. f. north side Pa avenue,
sep 21-6t- hetwcr,l 10Th and 18th SITS
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DREPARE FOR FALL g. Winter.
L Just received, splendid assortment OF Fall
and Winter GOODS, which will be made to order
IN the best style and oil reasonable terms, by
w. MOORE,
Penn. avenue, next to corner 9th street.
sen li-lm
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lust RECEIVED

lust RECEIVED - Layer Rasins, Al
y monds, Lemons, Green Ginger, Madeira Wine,
English Dairy Cheese, Hams, Lard, Old Government
Java Coffee, and Scotch Herring.
-.. IT. RADCLIFFE.
aug 2D-eOu -. Odd Fellows, Hall
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Greuf Court, gssterdan..-N.lson -S. Ot,erback,
Carlisle and Davidge for plaintiff, and Bradley Tor
defendant In this cause of suit or cost of furnish
ing the outfits of fishing expeditions, the defendant
eonesses judgment TO the SUN Of ~ $50 with inter
81 upon The same from llth OF March, 1850 and to
pay costs Of court.
Miss Anna Dermot rs Morgan and Others, Jones
and Brent for plaintiff; Bradley, Carlisle, MoIiei
and others, for defendant Chancery suit Motion
made 10 dissolve injunction of the properly sale of
furniture ut the Avenue Honse.
Case of partition wall not decided
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NOTICE ALI persons indebted to the late
~ hrm Of A. Dsvis Co, Grocery, eth street, are
urgently requested to call on the unde' signed and
make immediate settlement of their accounts and
thereby prevent the dsagreeabe necessity passing
them into other hands for coercive measures the
business must be closed. .-..s
= b. 2. M0RSELL, Trustee
La avenue, opp. Bank OF Washington.
sep 19-eo3m-
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PROFESSIONAL, CARD

PROFESSIONAL CARD.
hRS. X. j. HUNTER, members of the ROYAL
~ College of Surgeons. late of Islington, London
nave taken mp their residence in Washington, for
the treatment of
DISEASES Or THE CHEST.
comprising affections OF the THROAT, BRONCHITIS
ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION. and diseases of the HEART.
to which branch of their profession they have for
many years given their exclusive attention. The pc
cuary of the treatment employed by Drs. H.. is
that the remedies employed administered by IN
HALATIoS in the form of vapor.
Residence and office, 10Th street, between G and
III streets. sen Eff
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RRACELETS HAMMOND, 9TH street, q or be
- low 4. has just received assortment of Cor
nelian, JET, and other Bracelets in new and .rich
patterns, and for sale low. seq 2I-eo9t
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WANTS.

w AMIED-1n private family two pleasant
win three children, under ten years of age and
coiored nurse. Must be WITHIN five minutes walk
OF the avenue. Address Box No. 233, City Post OF
fec. ssn OH.
"ANTED-Two SERyANTS-one to cook
w wash, and iron. and one to do general house
work. 10 such Us can come we'll recommen ded good
wages VIII be given. Apply. imma lately. on south
Carolina avenue, between 9th and eth streets east
sep232t-
IA ANTED-A LAD, ii or l6 Years IF age. Of
w good address. to attend a store. Apply
coma door east of United States Hotel after next
Monday. sen a3-t.
W ANTED-Several Journs ymcn SlIOEMA-
w hERS, to work on Ladies, Misses and Chill
drehs sno%s bocd wages and steady employ ment
gwen None but good wdrkmen need apply.
MILLS New Store.
No. 3, Washington Place, 18th ST., near T..
w A N T. e D-Two or three empty ROOMS,
w with board. Address IF c." "Star' or
Pos Ofhce sep 22-3t*-
M AATED.-A first rate AILLINER who is thor
W oughly acquainted with the above business in
all Its Branches, will find permanent situation by
applying at SHEDDS Fancy Goods and Millinery
Store lith street above fennsy vana avenr Refer
ences as to character and workmanship will be
quircd sep 90
WANTED IMEDIATELY-A the
town, tw ent. five good STONE CUTTERS: WA
yes 81 ~, 50 40. and - 80 per day.
Also twenty five good L.fBOHERS S; wages 81 p
yer day. GEO. TilOM,
Capt Top. Eng. in charge OF construction
sep l3-u of Little Fails Bridge.