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District. He is good man, and decided favorite
with his party. Henry May, however, will be very
hard to beat.
learn thats very large ard respectable meeting
was held in Ro0nssoro, Md, on Monday last, the
object Of which was to extfcss Indignation against
the jury that acquitted young Swan the murderer of
Sprgg. Twelve effices were provided, representing
the twelve jurors, procession formed and they
were Indignantly burnt.
a similar meeting was also held in the Court
honse, at Hagerstown. on Tuesday last. A number
At the friends Of Swan, however. lntetfrteh aud
broke mp. The meeting d:ei,riitd 10 meet again
on saturday (tomorrOw) night, order 10 carry out
their design. They eet in the public square
II is apprehrnded that serious consequences will
follow, If another attempt is made TO disturb the
meeting. | have no hesitancy in saving that the
jury deserves strong condemnation. There were
palliating circumstances about the case which might
have excused them from bringing in a verdict of
murder in the first degree; but make it a full ac-
qtittal was monstrctis. The precedent established
by that jury may yet lead to serious consciousness
The facts reason, and every principle of irsiice re
fuired that Swan should have been r'ipisheA
The recent European news has itither advanced
hrtadsttIifs. Sales of flour TO day at S6s7 Stocks
dull-Oho Railroad shares sold AT IS to 5 "a de-
cihed decline. Money tight.
The total value OF the nreien exports for the week
ending on Thursday 1909 2s5. The export Of
brcad-tuffs for the week includes 93l3 barrels Of
flour, l6 barrels of corn meal. 100 bushels of corn
and 1927 bushels of wheat. OF tobacco. 937l
hocshead were exported, and ego tons of coal were
sent 20 TIE west Indies. GFDEoI6 p.
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List Of Arrivals at the PRINCIPAL hotels

National Hotci-D II Kennedy, Md; r NJ Magraw.
do; A Hernen. La, Miss Hermen, tlo Yeadon &
lady, sc; Mrs n Marion & grand child do; Miss f
G Palmer, do; J Meyer, Lubeck; J Meyer, do T
Mcllwaine & lady, NY; Thos Jenkins, Md; r
NJ Jordan, do; w X Arnstead, Va; r n Dix. do:
w slinserland b lady, NY; Hir & Mrs " voor-
hees dog ScamnlCn. lady, z children K sertant.
I'll; w J Baker, Ga; r. Mallard, do; G W Shaffer,
de-; Coleman, Va; Jno VI Caldwell. o; LII Wat,
son, do Mr. Mrs C. Van Vacl,ttn. NY; l. Fitch &
lady, CT: A Mann, Jr, NY; W b Prngie daughter.
sc; w Sorsly, Texas; G Flu:at, NY: 5 G Hoperi
do; J II Reece. Md; $ King, USN: John F Rod
w kohnlz, do: John List, Va; Jno l. Waller, XIV:
DR. Sorsby, Ala.
Bromns' Hotel John Bowre. DC; x Randall.
Ala: A w Padgett, Md; Jno Hancock. do w Play
Tor, Va; Jno Reid, Jr, & wife, Ala; w Stccd Pa;
w Kent, La; Thos Ashby, SC; Mr.. Lauren., child
& servant, do; w Coles Jr, Va; Hon T 8 Bocock,
lady servant, do s G Powell 4 lady, Texas: Miss
Ann II Sheppard, do; Mrs Coen & servant, do; w
Robb, do: A inscrSoll, do; w Worcester & lady,
Pa; A i Thompson & lady, NY; Miss Gibson, do
VIM WI Ho'ister, .; Carnthcrs NY: l. . Lemay, La;
Mclean Addison, Cal; T A Fox, NC, karhaus,
lady & sister, o: A { Gibbs, Oregon; W w Sever
Mass; Mrs Winter, Va; G 5 Shaw, Md: j H Nc
Guin, Va; w Johnston, &c; w Murphy NY; NJ
Morgan, do; Ellsworth, NJ; Mr. Grant iadv & ser
want, Pa; John Fl MITCHELL do; Jno r Talman. NC:
Fl CoIDurn, do; II F Albert 4 lady, Fla.
United States Fofei-David D0nnan. Jr & LADY,
Va; Miss Ann Donnan, do; DIR ID Chambers SC;
Miss c Percival. do; II l. Harrington, Nd; DR. j
w Hillary, do; J w Steele, do Cockren q: A
Lownsdae, Ind E NJ Grimke, SC; w Thomas &
lady, do; G VI Russell family, NY; Jas Gibson &
daughter, Pa.
FIRING Hotel-R Hstcher. Va; G G Gregg. do
NJ G Hatcher do: VI Par Soldan. Peru; Hum
phrey, Mass; & w Terrett. Va; w q Hart DC.
Capt " 6 Templeton, La, ! Scott; Mr.. Never
Miss McNeir; Samuel McNeirs B Mannaf, Pa; NJ
knight, Md.
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Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIaORE, October l. 1853.
The funeral of Rev. :. BTy-un took place this at
ternoon, and was very largely attended. Quite a
number OF persons from Georgetown and Alexan-
dTia were here and joined in the obsequies. There
has been an unusual mortality among the ministers
this year. Seven OF them have died in the course of
six nonths-all either connected with churches in
tins cry or vicinity. No class of men better pre-
pared IN enter upon the unseen realities OF another
world; hut their loss is deeply felt.
The .9rgls, TO day, scores Mr.. Preston. the indie
pendent candidate OF the Third Congressional Dis
trc and alleges that ne disturbed the regular Dem
0cratic meeting last night, ut Bellr Market 1t is
hHped for Mr. PreItOn's sake, that he repel This
charge He processes 10 be independent, but throw
brands among the harmonious Democracy is not
the province OF IN independent gentleman. | can
nos thlnh tnaf one Who understands dignity and
proper decoFum, Mr.. Preston certainly should and
Goes, would Willingly become disturber OF the pub
TIC peace. There can be objection 10 purely in
dependent candidate. He has the rigbI 10 use all
iadaDe exeruons towards securing his election but
u Is unfair 10 modest those of his own firth Joshua
sahsaht the regular nominee, is in the fiel with nm
yielding perseverance. He speaks wrlI and makes
tho fur fly right and left. Scarcely doubt can ha
entertained OF his triumphant election. TO he can
DID, he IA >m6ns the very best nominations made nv
his party. Few men better qualified To (II ,ha
station TO which he aspres. Industry perseverance
good common sense and indisputahle honesty are
among his most prominent charact. ristcs He is
deservedly popular with the people.
a very large Democratic meeting, or rallv was
held tonight at the corner of Light and Montgomery
streets Henry Nav, Esq, and others, spoke.
MI Walsh is making strong effort in the Fourth
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Morr:ssey, the Prize-Fighter, Dead.

NEW YORK, Oct. l4.-James MorriSsey,
who fought with Yankee Sullivan, on
Wednesday, for wager of $1,000. died
this afternoon from the effects of the in
juries he received in the brutal encounter.
His face and head was so cut and beat as
to present most horrible spectacle.
Warrants have been issued for the arrest
of Yankee Sullivan, as well as for the four
Soconds-Andee Shehan, William VIII
son, Awful Gardner, and Tom O'Donnel
The affair has caused great excitement i'll
the city.
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BY HOTSE'S PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE ErEHTNG STIR
Two Seows Sunk and Several Men Drown
ed-Fall 81 4 Granite Column.-Electsu
Returns Ar

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is. / p. N.--The
steamboat Washington in towing two
mud scows across the river the swell Of
the boat sunk the scows drowning num-
Der of laborers, Timothy O'Brien, David
Hassel, John Bowers, Frank Daily. Phil
lip Scully, Michael Nc Virgins, and
Patrick Donohue.
4 granite column fell from Javnc's
new building, injuring two negro work.
men, who made a narrow escape.
BY the official vote of the county, seven
Democrats, and five native mainities arc
elected to the Legislature. For Auditor,
Steel, Democrat. is elected. At noon.
the lieutenantS and men of the Police, in
troducod the newly elected Marshal Muir
ply.
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Alexandria Correspondence.
ALEXANDRIA, October II. 1853

ALkAANDKIL, OCtODPr ID. ItI3
h0|es d-.7ccident-Meeinss of Railroad
Companies Hiscclinn eouS.
The workmcn in cNcavating the trenches for the
gns mains, found, Immediately in tn rear of Christ
Church, number OF old graves wI'li. few feet of
tn surface. When made and 10 ION belonging
Is among the secrets reserved for TIL day of doom.
On the evening of Thursday, MI Joseph Masters,
who resides with his brother, on King, near Patrick
street, whilst aboring under the de1ium OF a sever.
fever, leaped from the third story window, and
though striking in his descent woman and child
ami breaking the of the latter, escaped unurt.
On Thursday next, the annual session of the
Orange and Al, 1andria Railroad Company takes
place, and on that day week the Manassas and
Hampshire Companies assemble. Much important
business will occupy their attention, and they will
doubtless bring crowds of strangers.
Business Is quite brisk the town toera.ly healthy,
and all our Improvements progressing apace.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. OCTOBER 1s.l4


ARPIvED-Stesmer Osceola. Mitchell. Baltimore.
to C Jewett, and freight for the District
sAILsD.-Brig Hope, Biddle, Boston. coal by Cum
berlard Coal and Iron Co.
Schr. I-ouisn, Sheldon, Troy. coal by Allegheny
Mining Co.
schr. E'liott' Burche, Providence, coal by Cum
berland Coal 4 Ir.n Gu.
MINOR .SDA.-scht Ban Strong, Waters, cid, At
New York, for thi, port 18th inst.
FRIDAY, October i.h
ARRIyED-schr. VIM. Sopcr. Lake. PHILADELPHIA
to Lewis Mckenzie.
Schr. b. l.. Jerry, Sharp, Cape Ann, to Frostburg
Coal Co.
schr. David Hale, Okerson New York, to Alcgha
ny Mining Co.
schr Sarah T. Parker, Roger, New York, to Cum
berl nd Coal 4 Iron Co.
Schr Il. q. Porter, Hudson, New York, to Foxle
4 Co.
Steamer Powhatan. Mitchell. Baltimore, to shinn
Son. and freight for The District
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 18th, 10 MA tight
money market and advanced freights pro-
duces dullness i'll breadstuffs. Flour is
held at S6.S7IL. buyers offer S6.75. Grain
is declining. Large amount Of wheat has
been offered. but small sales. Highest
price for Red Wheat, 81 40, white Sl.45.
Corn has doclined-yellow so cts, white
80 cts.
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II. A. TYSON & SISTERS
Sem inary for YOnnH Ladies'.

+ street, beticeen l2h AMI 18th streets WASHINGTON.
NOR BOARDING AND DAY PUPII-S-The II h
Il anEua! session of tiIis institution, opened on
the 18th OF September. Terms per quarter Sen Tor
department S12; Junior so; Primary ST. Drawing
50: French, by Professor kaults3 Music Sl2 to SIS
Pupils boarded permanently weekly at $50 and
ST. 30 per quarter. For further particulars cir
culars =. tie principal Book Store. and Seminary
DC l3-eotiil 5thI De-.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

| WILL Offer al private sale, my LEASE, with
Bar room Gas Fixtures. and other articles all Of
which Will be shown tn any wi hing to pIIr-
chase. Locality on Penn>y vania avcnu-, south
side, near 9th street; runs hack to B street: con
tains II rooms. in good order TiIse OF lease %
months. The House Is in good reputc and doing a
good business; front Just painted. quantity of
good Li2UGR can he had at cost price. For fur
Their particulars sec the subscriber.
All persons indebted to me will please CT M and
pay and save further trouble. ]. DAVIS.
eff
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR CHIIIs AND FEvERs Dr. J. S.
ROSES FEVER AND AGUe ToNIC-Thc ague being the
most common form Of disease. and indeed the fore
runner OF most if not all other dsea demands for
its radical cure remedy which has been well tested
possessing full power to eradicate disea.e and
strengthen the constitution. This mixture, having
never failed in single case, is pronounced by thous
ands TO be that remedy. Prize 30 cents.
See DR.. Roses Medical Adviser, TO be had of the
agents. gratis, for treatment, &C.
The above. with all of DIR. j. s. Roses Valuable
Family Medicines to be had of H. d. Gilman. C. Stoit
& 20, VIM. ii. Gilman. John W Marin. Patterson 4
Marin, William T. Evans. Kidwell & Lawrence j. b.
Moore. Washington; J. l. Kidwell, Georgetown; and
Of ali dealers in Alexandria, Va.
oct 1-eo3w#-
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Magnificent Louis XIV Pianos.

uH@ Tho subscriber is this day receiving
Hssz1vE-sT - per barGue Maryland, from Boston,
III II IA supply OF magnificent Louis XIV
u y and Central PIANOS from the fs-to-
~ OF Mr. ChickernG, Boston. whose experience II
thirty ea-s and whose worldwide reputation
the REST stimonals Of the excellence Of his iDstru
ments.
Also. on bsna, full assortment Of excellent New
York Planes.
IN subscribers stock If Pianos is the lrrgest
offered in this city. embracing every variety Of
grade and pattern.
By the packet. which rails from Boston on Satur
day next. he will receive additional supply of q
octave Pianos.
Secondhand flames taken in part Payment Of new
ones
New Music received seri-woekir.
RICHARD DAVIS,
&C lest Ps. sveuua.
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0hio Election

CINCINNATI, Oct. l3th.-The majority
for Medill, dem, for Governor will reach
10000. The democratic majority in the
Legislature will be very large. The in
creased democratic majority in this city
is attributed to the fact that many wings
voted the democratic ticket on account
of their opposition TO the Liquor Law.
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SuAWLS.
WE have now in store the following Shawls,
w which We know i. the best stock in the Dis
trict:
- Waterloo Lorg ShawlS
50 Bay STATE Mills Long Shawls
~ Waterlett | ong shawls
$50 Ail-wool Square Shawls
- White and colored Grape Shawls
50 Cashmere Shawis
10 Long and Square Brocha Shswls
so Various sty es Of Mourning Shaws
To the whole Of which invite the particular at
tention of purchasers.
VERIFY, TEBBS VERY.
Corner Pa. avenue and eth street
oc TT Union I'm
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The Late Firemen's Plot.

PROVIDENCE, Oct. l3th.-The coroner's
inquest in the case of Neal Dougherty,
killed at the fir, mems fight last Monday,
has resulted in a verdict of guilty of will
full murder against six persons-only two
of whom have been arrested.
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JUST PUBLISHED hv the sur

lust PUBLISHED tv the subscrihcr-
y The Southern Waltz, by G'Schwend of this city.
The Olympic Schottische, by Lenschow.
We are also in receipt of large variety of rev
Songs, 20 ka., Schott.chcs, Wat ties, Quickstrrs.
Gallops. &c.
We have always on hand a variety of Musical In
struments and Musical Me- chandisc in general.
ygEI JN0. F. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets.
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Murder Trials at Worcester.

BosroN, Oct. 1.-THE jury in the case
Of William Barker, on trial at Worcester
for the murder of his wife, have returned
verdict of guilty.
The trial of Manly Ransom, also for
the murder of his wife, is now goingon.
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New York Market.

New YORK, Oct. 15-1, p. M.-West-
ern and State brands -four 500. Bal
timore flour S7.O0a SIl2k; 10000 bush
els sold. White wheat S1,54. White
corn IS sc cts. Yellow corn 81 cts:
10000 bushels sold. Stocks depressed.
Cotton dull.
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ny &c Mcguire, Auctior.er.

By %. Z. McGt1HEy hucttOHeer.
" X y TT RE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECT 8
AZ ACCT.GS.-0n WEDNESDAY morning
October 18Th. at 10 oelo X. ,hall SELL st the 81.
dente Of Or Lrherinann on he south side of st,
between 18th and It'll s;rhot,, all his Household
Furniture and effects-
Mahogany pisno Pore. 10y Gilbert
Mahogany Arm and parlnr Chairs. m Brocatelle
Crimson amask and Embroidered Lace Curtains
tiit-frzule Mirror, t;irandoles. Astral lamps
Marh.e-:Cp Per Table. Gilt Coruice and Fixtures
Mahogany ami Walnut Centre, Card, and SIDE Ia
ies
Painted care and wcoi-snat Chairs
French Mantri Time piece
Marble end cast iron Statuettnr
Mahogany Eook and Mineral Cssrs
Nahd5a:iy F-rnch i'edStcads, Wardrobe
Washst 'nds. Toilet Sells
Best Curcd hsr and IIusk Mattresses
Boosters md Pillows. Blankets, Counterpanes
French China Dinner and Tea Wac
Plated Csstors, recauters Tumbers
Finger H.,wla. Wines, Coriials
RrGrigcra:crs. Bsth Tubs. Cooking Stove
1hr"e-py. Ingram, and Venetian Competing
OIL 10th, Mating Stair Rods and Eyes
Together with good assortment of Kitchen Uten-
si!s
Terms $2j and under. cash That sum a
credit of two and four months for satisfactory
ly endorsed, bearing interest
J.C. MCGUIRE,
or Id Auctopeer.
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or ID
BY r. n. STRATTON, AuctfOneer.
SALE of very VAL
~ liable Real and Personal Estate.

BY r. n. STRATTON, AuctfOneer.
EXECUTOR'S SALE of very VAL
II unbie Real and Personal Estate.
On MONDAY, the 18th of October next, at o'clock.
p. viii he sold 1t my auction rooms south side
Of isrGSy vania avenue 10th street, oil the
red and personal property belong uS to the estate of
Tios. W. Psiro. decreased. viz
Lot 3. IN squere north Of !. frsGting PenntyI-
wanna avenue AID street, containing about $50
feet.
Lot ). in square q. improved ny very large stone
uarehoush ara, wharf fronting on both the Potomac
river and Ci esap'ake ana Chic canal being one of
most valuable pieces of wharf property in the city
Lot IL. square 800, with thIee-stnry brick dwell
ing, cc"u:'ied by Mct}. Young. fsq., north
street, between 10Th and 3th streets. west
Lots l. sni IS, square 2er, west side filth st
west. between and Forth
Lot /. square 3iS with three story brick store
house. occupied by J VI. bonn Brother, and
one Of The ve:y best business stan"s in the city, sit
uated on FPnns' lvania avenue, north side, between
10Th and 18th streets wet.
A sinal part Of Lot 26. square 3eS. on en- alley
back % y and 9th streets. % and 9
A handsome country seat. containing about Is
acres If groUnd. with large and substantial brick
dwelling house, large and substantial barn, and 9TH
er outhnuses; situated the heights. just north
ofth" city boundary linz adjoining Knlorsms.
50 shares Bani Of Metropolis stock
40 do Patriotic Bank do
30 do Huustnnic Railroad do
do c. and -. Canal do
z do Washington City ard Georg town Steam
rark.t Stock
] do Washington library Company
One hun fred dollars Corporsti Of Washington
Stock.
Terms of sale: For real estate one-third cash
idue in and two years, with interest, secured by
deed of trust on tie property for the stocks cash
will he required.
By order of c. W. PA1R0. Executor.
u. y. STRATTON, Auet'r.
sep 15-F6Tu3wseotd-
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

~ New IL AT, CAP. and Gentlemen 6ERA
! 81 Furnishing Score. 2d door east of Uni ssTlsss
60 tel stat s. Hotel have Just crencd a IA
sile, did lot Of HATS, CARS. SHIRTS. COLLARS,
CRAYATS, HOSIERY, &c. all Of which are Of the
latest styles and fashions, tc which invite the at
tertinn of AL who arc in want Of such articles Ny
Hats are uf-ctured express, y for Of the bert
material, aud will warrant that they give satisfan
ton to thn Hearer. J. ID. HENDLKY.
S-6r-
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Balloting for Speaker in Vermont.

MONTPELIER, Oct. l4.-Five more bal
lettings were had in the House this morn
ing. The last stood as follows: Grandy,
s. Bingham, 76 4; Needham. A.
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TO THE LOVERS OF
ICE CREAM, COEFECTIONARIES, &C

TO TEE LOVERS OF
ICE CREAM, CONTEMPORARIES, &C.
fINHE AMERICAN ICE CREAM. manufactured by
Il the subscriber from pure country cream. and
Iu-nl3'i'a il any quantity from one quart and up
wards ~ - 50 yer gallon. and at the shortest notice.
Parties, Dinners. and Private Entertainments fur
:ishti in the most fashionable style, and equal to
any in the United States.
sIIARLOT rE-RUSSE, FROZEN PRUTT,
ANCMANGE, PYRAMIDS,
IELLIES. CAKES, &c.
m ide to order in every style.
All Orders left at ARNOLD's, under Ga6sbys
Hotel on Pennsy lvania avenue will be punctually
attended to where there will be constantly kept on
hand large and fresh assortment of FRUITS
C0NFECTlONARIES. FRENCH B0N-BONS, PRE-
SERVES. PICKLES, &c.
long experience in the business enables the sub
scriber To guarantee the utmost satisfaction.
OYSTERS in various styles COFFEE, TEA. CHIC
COLATE. OKGHAT, and other refreshments, can be
obtained at all hours at the above saloon
seP29 II. ECKARDT.
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NATTRESsES Z,

INGINTON'S NATTR rs RS (on exhi-
y liton a Baltimo @ Md. and Castle Garden,
y. \, Fairs.-Chear Beds for summer, or 10th Bel
and Cover in winter. they lull the waksfu, induce
sound Sleep and naturally ril Of led buss
They sre approved ms 4 luxury on Cured Hair and
Feather. and on Shuok beds an Indispensable COW
fort. Sold at " ALl.S Cabinet Rooms on eth nesr D
st. Patentec's 0ficc, and Eth street
12-StS-
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Another suppIy of Tally Ho Rnzors.

Another supply Of Tally HO RnZors.
TLEiNER'S celebrated Honey Soap large and
~ small. Taylor and Thonp>on's Transparent
ars. Musk scented. trplescent.d, and plain old
Brown Windsor, cheap. Honey, Military and gen
nond Soap. Tooth Powders. Hairbrushes, Tooth
brushes, N*ibruShcs, German Cologne, shaving
brushes, Strops Cases Porte Monnsirs fenknves.
Pencil Ca es, nne Scissors. Pocket Combs fine comb,
Green's pencil Eraser, Indelbe Ink. Heir dye, Gil
mans RiciDine &c. at
WIMER'S Stationery Music and
nc 49, Fancy Stn-e. 9th str,'e'
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fI3-The most astonishing results are being pro
duced by the Use oftiIfrAss HAIR DIVE It is doing
what has never been done befnre-changlng gentle
men s hair, NhSkerS, or mlIsachiOs from red white
or grizzly gray to permanent jet black be aua
fui brown, rs required, in one minute Prepared h.
L.. ID. GILMAN. Chemist. of this CITY.
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Hs- There is no better time than the present to
purchase your supplies of Fall ana Winter clothing
To those in want of superior or low-pr;red apparel
We would urge the prudence of visiting the popular
establishment known AZ NOAH WALKERS MAR
Biz HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM. Brown. build
ing, where they be suited with every variety and
style Of clothing. Their beautiful and we'll selected
stock consists in part of fine black and fancy ored
cloth frock sack and dress Coats superior plain and
fancy cashmere business frncks and sacks: rich
tamas paletats and sack overcoats: with the he t
selection OF fine black docskin and fancy cashmere
pants cut velvet silks, satin, cashmere and plush
vests. Also. shirts, collars, drawers socks cravats
handkerchief, suspenhers, gloves, undershrts &c
All of which they will sell lower than any other
house in this any other city. We would asn cell
the attention Of ladies to their complete assortment
OF Boys Clothing. large supply of servants wear
always On hand.
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MOTTO E.-Stors to rent and stock o. new
~ and second hand Books for sale chehp.-If
can get good offer for my store and sell out the
Rocks. will rent it. The value for good stand is
rapidly inc casing, expect to pay particular ct
supplied with Reasonable Refreshments. in good
style. ALFRED HUNTER
&C LIT
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Scotch Ale and London Brown


fI'ENNENT'S Scotch Ale and Brown Stout. in nts
i Hibberts Brown Stout, in pints and quarts
Thompsons East India Pale Ale in pints and quarts
case Souchong or Breakfast Tea, fresh.
SuEKELL & BAILEY.
Successors to J. b Kibbey & Co.,
No. 5, opposite Ceatrs lsrket
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MODERN LANGUAGES -prof SOHO
WI NENBEPG. 18th street. Island. third house.
east side, south of Smith .ouian Institution, is IRE
pared to receive students for instruction in Modern
Languages.
Or the Iiano, and In singing, Mrs. Scbonenberg
will also receive few pupils.
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