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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-28


rails, iron, lumber and provisions required,
from the Mississippi Valley or the Pacific termi-
nus. The FL Paso route avoids this desert, and
by taking the open country, to the south of the
CHA, traverses a region bountiful at least in
its supplies Of grain, grass and beef
It is in view of this Pacific Railroad. and Of
these advantages south of the ella, that the
disputed Mesilla territory becomes an import
ant acquisition. Hence, too, the expediency OF
acquiring the aforesaid margin of open country
on the southern side of the ella to the juno
ton of that river with the Colorado. We are
gratifed to be informed that the admins
tration has an eye to these things, and we
are not without a hope that for liberal
equivalent in cash. which we can very
well afford to pay, we may secure the ad-
ditional slice suggested from Santa Anna The
Mexican constitution is barrier against any
further cessions to us Of Mexican territory; but
where there is on both sides will there is
way.
But we are DEPRESSING The Pacific Railroad
surveys have yet to be made; and we must be
content TO await the reports Of The several sur
yeying parties. In the meantime, let all scep-
teal people as to the possibility of building a
railroad to the Pacific read the letter Of Mr..
Rush to Col. Benton.
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BRANCH OF sTATIoNERs, HALL,

Nos Ia and 1I6 Pearl street, Ne,p York.
1lH street doors north PeRnd. 0r., Hdshinqton)
fOLLINS, BOVINE * Co, Importers of Foreign
~ and Dealers in Domestic Stationery, ere now Of
ferng of tee largest and hest selected stocks to
the trade, that c,n he found in this market. Our
stock comprises al! the various styles and qualities
wanted in the United States and CanadsS consisting
of Bath Post, plrin and gilt edge: Plain. Gilt and
Embossed Note: Cap, Letter, Commercial Note, Com
mercinl Packet. and Folio Post: Fiat Cap. Deny,
Ne 'ium Royal, Sup Royal; American and English
Drawing Papers Plain. En5Csset and Colored Cards:
Card. Perforated. Bristol, Bonnet and Straw Boards.
B ank. Pas and Memo-np.um Books of every Va
rfefy Fancy Marble and Coore'i Papers, at very low
prices Gold Pens, with and without Silver Holders
and steel Pens Cutlery, &c. with an endless assert
ment of St2tion"rs' Goods. and Envelopes Of every
description COLLINS, BOVINE & Co.
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some 800 700 bbls. of the former at $3.50 1851
and offers of Sc for 1000 bbIs of extra brands were
refused. Considerable sales of wheat at Sl.l2G
81 IA for red and S114dSl.l7 for white. The feel.
ing in the corn market not good, owing, proba
bly,, to private despatch being received by the
principal dealer in the article in our market that
there is now afoat in the Boston market over
100, 900 bushels. Sales of 1000 bushels, white and
yellow, at our quotations Of yesterday.
The weather is delightfully."- cool, and the health
OF our town continues excellent. SPECTATOR.
GEORGETowN, Sept. 26, 1853.
There are probably but few cities in our Union
blessed with greater number of semnaries of
learning Of high order, male and female than OTIS
And among those in our town stands A No. | that
of the Rev. Mr.. Clarke, formerly Miss Lydia Eng
lsh's 10 Is situated in one of the quiet, beau
tfn, and healthy parts of the town. The buildings
are large and commodious, well ventilated and
comfortably furnished. The grounds for recreation
are well adapted to such purpose, consisting of
beautiful square, thickly set with Ornamental shade
trees, and almost entirely excluded from public
view The discipline, though mild, is of the most
excellent character; and every pains is taken by
both Mr.. Clark and his assistants TO cultivate the
morals as well as the intellect of his pupils. And
throughout the entire establishment everything is so
arranged As to secure the greatest possible amount
OF comfort and pleasure to the inmates Upon the
whole, we have no hesitation in saying that this
Seminary will lose nothing by comparison with
any r,hef female seminary in the land. For terms
see advertisement.
News ha> reached city that Miss Virginia
"
sian Minister who accompanied her (Mrs. Bodisco)
on visit to Russia died soon after reaching ST. Pc
tersburg the cholera. Her remains will be brought
back to Georgetown, thc Place of her nativity for
internrnt.
No change in the flour grain market since sa-
turday. SPECTATOR,
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Georgetown Correspondence.

The following letter from our Georgetown
correspondent came to hand on Saturday too
late Tor publication
GErRGETGwN. September 81. 1853
'T"od Ducl.-i misunderstanding occurred, a
lew days since, between two gentlemen. whose
names We deem il prudent 10 withhold. lone of
them Lieutenant in the Army and the other a Ma
n'e oil ha>hiigton,} which resulted in a challenge
"s'hg passed To settle il upon the field of deadly
''ihoai- Inc Pr"lInIliaries were ali arranged and
u' parties Were to meet this morning aud re pair their
""undcd honor with rifles at thirty PAGES During
list night, however, the friends of each iutrrered
and the difficulty was settled without any blood
'e''s >Phi-not, however. without the spilIins of
considerable quantity of the @ ne. iovt,I ;, w,
presume that siher OF them, with all their courage.
would Just ~ >oOn face bottle at champaiape any
Time, As deadly rifle. The difficulty, we learn.
out Oh some remarks which made in
''er'hce 10 duel that was fought several years
's"' IN which one OF the parties had some hand
Business upon our Canal this week has been
fdther slack We informed that il il attribute HE
emery TO The great amount OF sickness along the
'he IN and near to Cumberland. Great difficulty i.
io"hd !" getting hands to run the boats
'he condition of the Alexandria Aqueducf be
-'ns To attract considerable attention. Our o,v,,
"P'''" i that II cannot continue in n passabIr con
"'loh much longer. IL Il obviou. to every one ,ha,
VIZ 'edA' are Increasing rapidly We were assured
'''> "'hihs by avery competent Judge that ne CON
SH'eI'd u already dangerous for boats 10 yru,ur-
"'ei h-Soine of the spans having shrunk more
NAN foot from their original position.
Ne learn this muruIns that tn. ,,,,,,, -. a., -,
i'ad, IL far a. Tenalytown, has been determined
upon by the engineer, and that il l. reduced tn an
almost certainty that the depot will b. located upon
feh"ick> Hill, or M ITS immediate locality
'nr market this morning was abundantly SUI plied
Win line meats, fruits, vegetables, &c Tn. How
lag are some of tine retail prices: Best cuts BE- IF 100
l. cts T N; mutton ga 10 crs pork 10 cts, veal ga
~ Cts; bacon l0d4 cts; lard 49,, cts; butter -
e'S' eg-s Is cts; chickens S2.5ad $3.50 u dozen;
iriSh potatoes 10 cts a. peck sweet - cts pcacbe,
- It's; cahbagr 6al2 cts. per head; lima beam, -
cts. per quart.
The supply Of beef cattle at Drovers' Rest for the
week. ending To day, amounted To about 6o0 head
~ ot winch was taken by District hu,ch,rs n,
80. al - - = loo lbs, gross aud the rcm,ipds,
drove North Old sheep and lambs 81 2sd ~ 20 40
head. Hogs 500 $3.50.
In the flour and wheat market th. morning there
appear, TO be better feeling. Sale. Yesterday Of
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By HOMES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
FOR THE EVENING STAR.
From New Mexico Terrible Ravages Of the
Yellow Fever in Texas, &C.

From New Mexico-Terrible Ravages Of the
Yellow Fever in Texas, &C.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 23..From New
Mexico we learn that Gov. Merriwethcr
was received by grand procession esoor-
ted from the camp into the city. Ex-
Gov. Lane was prominent in the festiyi-
ties. \ splendid collation. was given at
the Government House; the inaugural
speech was loudly applauded. ChiefJus-
tice Davenport has arrived at Santa Fe.
The troops under Major Garland have
been sent to strengthen the various mill
tary posts. Ex-Governor Lane is author
ltivcly announced as candidate for cleo
ton to Congress. The Perseverance has
arrived.
Later news from Texas says the fever
is terrible at Galveston, Houston, and
several towns in the State within a few
days. 4 hundred well known citizens
including several physicians died sudden
ly. The weather here is scolcr-busi.
ness rapidly reviving.
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BY f. N. sTRATTON, Auctioneer.

n Il Il.
SPLENDID FURNITURE OF A PRIVATE FAM
~ lily AT ACCTI0N.-On THURSDAY MORN
ing. Scptcmbt 2aih at IN O'Clock hall SELL at the
fourst"ry brick house street. between 18th and
18th streets, Opposite Franklin Row. occupied nv
Col. J. :. Willi-ms, all his Furniture and House
hold Effects, viz
PARLoRs.
Rosewood Piano. h knahc 4 Cache. Bait
Mahogany Tet.-aTete Sofas. Divans and Chairs
no Noit%ire and ether Rockers. Union Chairs
DO and Walnut French and Gorh!c Arm
Chairs
Git-framc French plate Mirror
Marh'c-'op Sofa, " hist and Centre Tables
Mahogany Ottomans. walnut Nhat-Not
CARPETS and Rugs, Straw Mating, Venetian Blinds.
HALL
Paint Cd floor C!o'h. walnut Hat Rack
Walnut Am Chairs. Gothic Clock and Bracket
Venetian stair Carpet, Stair Reds, Hall Lamp
CHAMBERS
beautiful drab painted Cottage Set
Walnut. maple ard naiDtrd Hedsteads
Do and other Wardrobes Looking Glasses
70 snd mahogany bureaus, Washstands
Toilet WIRE Curtains, superior Feather Beds
Hair ami Shuck Mattresses. Bed Linen
Blankets, Couuttrranes Comforts, Carpets.
DINING room
Mahogany s;GehOari, Dining Tables, Lounge
Buffers, Tray and Stand
Cane Chairs and Rocker
Dinner and Tea Ware. GLASSWARE. Csstors
Trays Table Cutlery, Tebe Linen, &c.
KITCHEN
Superior Cooking Stove, lelmett.e Preserving Kct-
tie
XII chen Requisites
Together with Coal Crate, a:c-tyht Stoves &c
Terms $50 and under cash over so and under
800 thirt' and sixty days; s1n0 80. CO. and %
dsys' ccl for not satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest sen 26-dts-
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AUCTION SALES.
BY DOWNS & HUTCHINSON, Au,,r,,

CLOSING OFT SALE # FURNITURE, CHINA.
y Glass. Croc'ery-,rars, China Eases, d--on
THURSDAY morning, september 10Th, at 10 O.. 10 X,
we will sell, st store, the entire stock of the
above Goods then remaining on hand As We are
atoat to remove 10 the Atheneum building, where
we intend opening entire stock. The sale will
be without reserve. The stock consists In part Of
Mahogany and walnut spring seat Sofss
Mahogany p rlor Chairs and Rockers
Cine and wood eat do
Childrens Chairs. Bureaus Pedsteads
Mattresses, Breakfast and Card Tables
Looking Glasses, rosewood and mahogany one and
eight day Clocks
Stoves. Shoceis and Toogs. Walters, Brooms
Baskets, Buo kets, China Vases, iron stone China
Dinner Sets, Tunhlcrs. Casters
Fruit and sugar Bowls, A:bsta Tes 4 Table Spoon
Knives Forks. Carycrs. Fish Knives &c
Also. will be added
One second.hahu doub'c-seG:ed Rockaway Carriage,
but little used
Terms OF sale SOS and under cash over 's35 n
credit of 30 and 20 days for notes satisfactorily en-
der ed, bearing interest.
DOWNS & HUTCHINSON
Auctianeets ard Commission Merchants
Pa. avenue. between 9th sud eth streets.
SOM 6--St-
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. &c, II M-Sales of
LOCO bbs. Howard street and City Mills
-four at Sc. 2S,000 bushels of wheat
sold; white wheat, 81 2S a 81 Sc rcd
wheat, 81 % a 81 %. Corn.-I6.OO0
bushels sold; white, Il cents: yellow,
"A a IS cents. Butter, in kegs, Is cents:
roll butter, Ii cents.
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Arrest Of Counterfeiters in Ohio, &C.

CINCINNATI, Sept. pa counterfeiting
establishment has been discovered near
Dayton, in this State and two parties ar
rested. A laage quantity Of admirably
executed counterfeit gold and silver coin
was found.
In the case of KiSsane, Judge Rogers
last evening decided that the testimony
of Charles Willard and wife was admiSSa-
bic. Judge Flynn, on the former trial,
ruled Mrs. Millard'S testimony out.
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Destructive Fire at Bangor

BANGOR, Me-, Sept 24.--The saw mill
Of General Neazie, in this place, was de-
stroyod by fire yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
An insurance on the property for
100000, in Hartford, expired few days
since; the loss is therefore total.
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GILMAN's LIQUID III AIR DYE.-This article cannot
be too strongly rccOmnc mded public attention. IL
pnSse>>cs i'll peculiar degree the properly n effrct
ally changing white, red or gray hair to a beauttu
black or brown, III A few minutes, without a,:y i'll
jury whatever 10 The hair, but TN the contrary g ;cS
It lively and ,tural appearance La.iIes and gen
tlemcn who have become premaurely gray can in
h'e minutes. ifthry wish it have head of hair nf
raven thackncsS, warranted permanent. Gentle
mrn who wear wh>kers mustlclns of Il gray or
reddish hue can III a few seconds have them perma-
nrntly black Prepared by L. ID. GILMAN, Chemist,
Washington.
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The Yellow Fever at New Orleans, &C,

New ORLEANS, Sept. 24.-Therc were
thiity-folT intcrlnents for the twentv-four
hours ending this morning, of which
twelve were from yellow fever.
During the week there were two hun
dred and tifty-thrce deaths, one hundred
and fifty-eight of which were from yellow
fever.
Thccpidcmic is still raging with great
virulence at Nicksburg and alongthe river
coast.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Sept. &c, p. M.-Flour
steady and unchanged ; 5000 bblS. sold.
Sales of 10000 bushels Southern wheat ::
red, 81 80: white, 81 10. Corn.-3o, 900
bushels sold mixed, 81 cents; yellow,
81 cents. Cotton unchanged. Stocks
firm.
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Later from CaYal.

Bos1oN, Sept. 24.-The barque 10, with
advices from Fayal to the % inst, arrived
at this port this morning. She reports
large number of whalers in the harbor of
Fayal. Among the passengers in the 10,
are Miss Clara Horton, of Cincinnati, and
VIM. Pomerov, of Boston.
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MUSIC,

w Bertins celebrated Studies, for the piano
The Carnival OF Venice, tor piano and y'olin; I'll
pray fo- thee; lily; The SIp:l Lilly Dale Waltz;
Lilly Dale Scho;S'he: Lilly Dale Quickstep: joyful
Waltz: POLK. echo in Mont Flame: Bachelors polka:
h"or,h very h,t p'k,; hia@lc spell s"h"ttischr;
Comet '.chotiisch+ Rory e'N~ire pnics >IeI: Fire
h"t crloI, The Odd Fellows March. &c. Sc
.S'ng@.-1he sections daughtel: on to the Geld OF
gl"rt, du:tt Ii | could have my way: Moonlight
ihuSc. love and flowers; Within mile nf EIinl,ur,
town: ID" they miss NE: Why don't he come? and
all the latest ethiopian and S.ntiment. Songs iust
received at WINFH,s
9Th stre.t near Louisiana avenue
sep 20. News
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@ OLD SORES, ULCERS, and all eruptions and
hio a>f> arising from an impure depravcd state of
the blood See the extraordinary cure of Mr. VIM
e. iIarwood, highly respectable citizen of Rich
mond. Va, by Carriers Spanish Mixture. He had
ulcers and OF the descriptions and finally
got 80 bad that he was unable TO walk, except on
clutches. A few bottles of Carriers Spanish Mix
tuFe. the great blood purifier cured him. Us il has
cured hundreds of others who have suffered with
rheun'atiSn had effects of mercury, and pains and
ulcers OF the bones and joints.
See advertisement.
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Fashionable Millinery Establish.
menta

IfNnSyIrdnl0 drenuc opposite IRON Hall.
R MRS. L. N DAWSON desires to acauaint-
&s9the Ladies of Washington and it's vicinity
glssN that she has just returned from the North
with handsome assortment Of the newest
and latest styles Of Bnnets, Dress Cps. Ribbons
Ftorers Feathers, and every article IN the Millinery
line, to which she would solicit an inspection, as they
will be found equal to any in the city.
sep 22-3t-
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MOUNT PLEASANT HOTEL.

Cnpitoi Hill, Washington,
LNDR RENT.-The above Hotel is offered for rent
i either with or without the Furniture and other
Fixtures Ii Is one OF the most desirable SITUATIONS
III the city, and an excellent location for b ines
Possession may be had at any time between rhis
ana the middle OF October next. rOa gentleman of
responsibility DESTROYS of keeping hotel fine on
portiinty Is offered. Applications h. mauc TO the
present PROPRIETOR JOHN FOY.
sep 6-:}aVYim+
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E. NJ. 30 teller, Practical Gas. Fit
ter and Pin IN her

E1UthWeSt cOrntT Of eM aud D streets
prepared at all times to supply the public gene
i rally with GAS FITTINGS and FIXTURES, {
the latest styles and patterns, the most reason
able terms.
Churches, Hotels or any public or private build
ings. fitted up with GAS PIPES and FIXTURES at
the shortest notice.
Sole Agent for Dr.. Kidier's Patent Gas Reo,llGtor
which for economy and superior light, should be pos
seSsed by all consumers of gas. sep 22-tf-
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Rhode Island Legislature.

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 2i.-The resolution
removing the Judges, which passed the
House, was laid on the table in the SEN
ate, where the final disposition of it is
doubtful.
A bill has been introduced in the House
calling Convention on the basis Of uni
versal suffrage, to repeal the registry tax
as qualification for voting.
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T..l FOR RE MA handsome three story
Lii Brick HOUSE. with back bui ding. on 18th st
Island. in the immediate yicin ty OF The sInirhSo
and has attached thereto stable and carr,gc house
1t is located in of the most pleasant aud healthy
parts of the city. Rent Will be low to n punctual
tenant. Also for sale a handsome family CAR
RAGE, HORSE. and HARNESS, sold for no f,u!t
the owner having further Use flr them
JOHN i. SMITH
sep 24-3t- Sih street Lear Pa. avenue
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fs- We are now displaying our new and Fashion
Hn'e styles OF FtR and IVinter CGothing Our stock
everything that is new and fashionable for
e season. manufactured with all the taste ard .le-
WALKER CO., Marble Hall CIotbino emporium
Browns Building. som 90 'uA''
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BARGAINS, AND NO rnISTAKE!-

RARG AIMS, AND NO rhIsTAKE!-
IL We have now in store and receiving daily the
most complete assortment of STOVES that has ever
been offered for saic in this market direct from Bal
timorr fhiladNlnhia, New York Troy, and Boston.
Our stock is too large to mention in detail suffice il
to say We have all the different patterns and latest
improved Cooking stoves. for wood coal, compri-
ing in part the following the William Penn. Triumph
Complete, Bay State, Banner. Enchantress Complete
Cook, Old Dominion, Blue Ridge, Globe, and numer-
Gus Others. Also. Church. Store. Chamber. Dining
room, ard Paror Stoves. the latest ami most beaut-
full in this city. To cash punctua customers we
are prepared to sell goods in line at the lowest
rates. We solicit an examination, feeling assured
that stock (which of the largest in the city,
regards quality and low prices, cannot be excelled
if equailcd. WOODWARD &GUY,
No 4, north side Pa avenue,
sep 2l-6t- between 10th and l It'll streets
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

JOS A. G'SCiIWEND offers his services to the cit
- liens Ct Washington and G-or retown as a teach
ter Of Piano. Gui'a~. and Vocal Music. Pianos tuned
Ali orders let at Mr. j. r. Ellis Music Stere Penn
sylvania avenue. between 9th and 10th streets will
be promptly attended n sen 2t-en6t-
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,I,Ht; PnoPRIETnR OF THE IR

WING HOTEL would respectfully remind the
public that, during the repairs of Williard's Hotel,
ne oilers accommodations TO those who have bust
hess iii the upper prt of the city; who like airy
and comfortable apartments.
aug 29--lm DANIEL. ID. FRENCH.
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~ ANTED-To rent one coed size or two
W small ROOMS. for lone woman. a tailore s.
Cool reference given us TO character and rent guar.
antied line addressed to Charles Hanson Hough
Post Office, will secure prompt attention.
sep 26-2t*
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NOTiC E.-The undersigned having reniei the
~ old established Wood Iarl of Vim W,uqbt
just above his former stand OIL the canal takes
pleasure in saving that he is again prepared to fur
nish his friends and the public in general with all
kinds of WOOD, as usual, and at moderate prices.
Sep l9-1w. VIM MAST0N
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Arrival Of the Princeton.

New YORK, Sept. p. The L. S. steam
er Princeton, arrived here this afternoon
from Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
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BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING

I'VE take pleasure in inviting the attention of
w purchasers generally to our present large
and well assorted stock of Boys Rsoiyniadc ClotF-
rig for Fall and Winter wear which we have Just re-
ceivfd and Will continue to receive daily addi-
tons throughout the season. thereby KEEPING our
stock full and complete, of ali new and desirable
styles. making our apartment the most desirable in
this city To select from. suit at all times
Is Us AMI Children of all sizes. with any color or
quality Of material, made and finished in the most
superior manner. WALL d STEPHENS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
sep TT next to Iron Hall
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W ANTS.

w A T d IMEE U1ATEhY-Two
w APPRENTICES, from IA to 10 years Of age
to learn the Confectionery business. Irish or Ger
man preferred. c. GAUTIER
Corner Pa, avenue and 11th streets
sepf26-3t-
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FANCY GOODS.

Nv have always on hand an assortment of f,boss
w ponnnoeS, Backgammon Boards. Games for
Children school Satchcls Travelling Baskets Combs
ana Brushes OF all descriptions, Periiimrry. So,n
lm"t POWDER, Porte MonnaeS, Gard Cases SrynI
ta'es, Striving birds, Sc, &c. Also, a very fine
assortment OF fine PAPER Mache Goods, suitable To-,
Presents, 1T the Fancy and Music Store of
sep6 JF ELLIS
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Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets


NOTICE! NOTICE!! NOTiCE!.-The
l. undersigned has constantly on hand Lumber
of all kinds.
Daily expected a cargo of Prime Lumber OF all
thickness, from Albany. Also, a cargo of ~ G.
Iinbcr Also, daily expected cargo of Ro,endae
Cement
Expected daily, canal boat Young America, with
a LOAD of No. l, Cumberland Coal
Receiving regular, carsoeS of Coal from TIE differ
ent Ihines.
cargo of the real Lehigh Furnace Coal In
short everything to be found in a No Yard all of
which will be sold cheap for cash. or on short credit
Yard on lst st.,near the ives. gate of the Capitol
JOHN PURDY.
P.S-An persons indebted to me prior to july.
1858 are requested t. call and settle or else their
account will be placed in the hands Of an officer
sep 2l-dlw- j p
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"AN TED-1n private family, two pleasant
w ROOMS and board. for gentleman and lady,
with three children under fen years of age and a
coored nurse. Must he within five minutes walk
Of the avenue. Address Box No. 233, City Post OF
fee. SON 81
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y lCH CHINA ORNAMENTs-Just received
y supply OF China lux Stands in new designs also
Chi "a Match Stands, var patterns Jewel Cases
Flower Vases. Motto Cups and Saucers Card Re
crveTs; Hegar Holders &c, and for sale very cheap
at LAM 9TH street, I'd door below T..
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