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Georgetown Correspondence.

GEORGETOWN, September 10, 1853.
The broken lock, which caused the temporary
interruption to navigation upon our canal, has been
repaired, and boats are beginning to arrive quite
freely. We noticed this morning several large ones
heavily laden with -four corn and wheat.
regret exceedingly to learn that Mr.. Timothy
O'Neal, Il very worthy citizen Of ourIOwn, and well
known us of the most extensive stone quarters
in this section, was attacked on Sunday morning
with paralysis, from which he is lying very i'll.
Those in want of an excellent article of wood,
TOod measure, and punciuay delivered, would do
!ell to call at the yard of Mr. w. Maston. Sec ad-
ver;isement.
The Rev. DIR. Peck, of your city, is announced to
preach in our Methodist Church. th, evening at
X O'Clock.
Some 10000 pounds of butter from wagons sold
yesterday at SIS a sis - 100 n, and 5000 dozen
eggs at l515 cts. IT, dozen.
Ii persons riding in the Union Line of omnibuses
will, when they wish to get out adhere to the simple
rule which they find in many of them, viz pull
of the strap for the right, and two for the left, they
will often accommodate themselves, and save the
drivers much trouble.
The last foreign news has greatly depressed the
flour and grain market. Buyers inclined to hold
off and sellers to hold OH for further advices. Yes
teIday 1915 was offered and refused. We think it
likely however that sales will be made day at the
above price. Wheat-red, Sl.l0 a. Slip; white,
Sl.12d LIS. No change i'll corn.
There was a sale late yesterday afternoon of sew
eral hundred barrels at S5671s, prime brands.
SPECTATOR.
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A Salt Lake correspondent of the Cincinnati
Con,nrsrr,,Ai writes, that beyond Fort Laramie,
in certain low swampy place on the road to
the Great Salt Lake City, by digging down
two or three feet, Il bed of ice is struck OF one
foot thickness, clear crystal and hard
rock and that in the middle of August, and of
course at all seasons Of the year. The ice is
found between two layers of mud.
A letter from China states that the rebels
observe Saturday for the Sabbath day, and
that the Imperial Government at Pekin had
expended 90, 900 900 of taels of silver in its
fruitless efforts to stay their Triumphant pro-
gress No less than one hundred private
banking establishments in Pekin whose notes
form the circulating medium, were compelled
to suspend. all in single day, in consequence
of the Government having to issue paper mo-
ney to supply its exhausted treasury.
New kind of stone is being imported to New
York. from Normandy, for the interior walls
of the New Trinity Church Chapel up town.
1t is used rs a substitute for plaster walls,
being light colored, and easily carved into
any form desired.
! Governor Collier, of Alabama, by proclama-
| ton, has recommended that contributions be
made by the benevolent throughout the coun-
| try. and that the clergy and ministers of every
| denomination in the State, having the charge
of churches take up collections in their sever
al congregations. without delay for the relief
of the sufferers by the epidemic in Mobile.
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Alexandris Correspondence.
SPECTATOR.
ALEXANDRIA. Spptemb

ALEXANDRIA, September -, 1858.
Pastoral Change-Burlesque Opsra-Coatemp1ated
Leotuts-Nt,v Social Grcrc-S1le of Residence,
dc.
The Rev. JOS. Bi1io, S. j., assistant pastor OF St.
Morys Church, has been transferred to syoa College,
Baltimore, and his place supplied with the Rev Peter
OHlanagan, late Of st. Joseph's, Philadelphia. The
pulpit Of st. Narys Church filled On Sunday last
by the Rev. Bernard Mcguire, President of George
town College, who delivered superb discourse on
the Gospel Of the day Among those assisting at the
service, noticed the eloquent John P. Donelan,
whose recovery from bis recent severe illness has
diffu.cd universal JOY among the myrads of his adj
mircrs.
Hawworth and Horizons Burlesque Opera Troupe,
gave another of their evening entertainments at sa-
repta Hall last night. The songs, Dances &C., gave
pretty general satisfaction to their audience
Tie Alexandria Library Company contemplate
giving tercs ofpubic lectures ssry in the coming
winter. Among the gentlemen spoken Of as lectur-
ers are Rev. Messrs. Dana and Donelan Prof Benja-
min Hoowell, and Messrs Snowden, Gordsn and R.
VI. Smith.
The Social Circle Order seems to be progressing
An application for charter to open a branch Of
the orIer, Serissa Circle No signed by II gentle
men aud IL ladies' has Just been forwarded, and the
Circle will be opened the necessary ar
engagements AN be completed.
The splendid residence and spaciou. grounds of "
&. Cazenove, On Washington street. disposed of
a few days ago at private sale fer ST. 900.
The editor of the Alexandria Gazette who has been
suffering snder severe indisposition for several
weeks, ar. glad to announce is convslascont.
AMI
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A half-cent paper has been issued in Ne

A halfcent paper has been issued in New
York
Joe Severns. the popular conductor Of the
Philadelphia Eremi"g Argus, is publishing
large weekly sheet, entitled the national
ARGUS at 81 year, or Is cents for the poll
teal campaign Of three months
At San Francisco. ON the 18th ult, water
melons were selling at 75caSl 80 each pears
at 25a37t per lb. and peaches at 5Oca$1 each
A slave, said to have belonged to Genera,
Washington, is exhibiting himself as relict
of the olden time at Pittsburgh.
Real estate at Newport has largely increased
in value. Lots two miles from the Ocean
House are now selling at the rate of seven
thousand dollars per acre, as sites for villas
The number of deaths in New York last
week Was 447, being 81 less than that of the
week previous. There was a considerable de-
crease in mortality from those diseases most
prevalent dufing the hot weather.
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4 SMALL FARM FOR SALE.-The land is well
"A watcred; part is i'll wood, and part in grass. 1t
is admirably situated fer very early garden Us well
as for dairy. The distance from the sou; end of
the Long Bridge is about two miles The terms at
sale will he very accommodating. For further par
ticuars apply to c. f.. EITTESHoUsE, Bank of Com
merce, Georgetown. or h. +. RITTEHHousF. Treas
ury Department, Washington. sep 2---,aw4W
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Georgetown Fem hale Seminary,

" n, Y.
IINHIS institution is oren and in full oncration
l. The course of study is very thorough and nrac-
tsed. The principal superintends all the depart-
ments Ct study, and j. assisted by the best and most
enclent teachers. The seminary presents the very
daughters under watchful care and attention.
Boarding and tuition in all English branches 5000
per session Of ten months. French music. drawing.
&c, extra.
Day pupils from IS to $40 per quarter of II weeks
Circulars and catalogues to be had on application
to tic principal WILLIAM J. CLARK
sep lo-eOtI- PriDcinal
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BY +. n. STRATTOA, Auctioneer.
TWO NEW BRICK DWELLINGS
at AuctiOn- A,

L NJ n uct1Oh.-Ou nOND.fI, September
l'ti, at . O'Clock, on the remis.s, shall sell the
south part OF Lot No. y in square No. 346 fronting
~ feet on lltii street west. between G and II sts
noftli, by 40 feet deep, improved by two new, sub
stahtlal and modern built brick houses, just finished
containing eight rooms each.
Ge above property is located in n pleasant neigh
borhood, equidistant from the Government DEPART
mentS, and IN every respect desirable for a private
residence.
Terms: One third cash residue i'm three equal
hs'ai entS OF +, -. and Is months, with interest
secured by deed trust ~ the premises.
lI'ie beyond dispute Conyeyancing AT the e1-
pcnse OF the purchaser sen I3-dts
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DOLLARS REWARD

l. VIII Ike paid to any person who may give in
formation that will enable me to convict the yiain
or William who maliciously broke off the heads of
two of my Maple trees, on the west side of Square
No 9o5. on the night of the 10th instant.
WM. Easily
NB-I have prepared few pills of lead which
will not b, exhibited In Homeopathic doses 1t is
supposed that these pills when administered in &c
-ordanee With the Canon law to those who may be
detected in the indulgence Of too common disease
Popula bundus, will cause a radical cure
sep list
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BI HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAB
Baltimore Markets-Esavy Rain.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 20, - N.-Howard
street flour, SIS Sc SIS 62b: SIS rs cts.
Wheat declined. White wheat, 81 l5a
81 20 cts: red wheat. 81 l3aSI Is cts
$4,000 bushels sold. Yellow corn. 60
a 20 cts-S,0o0 bushels sold. Oats, IS a
Al cts. Rye, - q - cts. Butter, in
kegs IA cts. Roll butter, II cts.
There was heavy rain here this morn.
ing.
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AUCTION SALES.
By E. N. STRATUM, Autioneer.
STOCK of MILLINERY and DRY

By E. n. STRATTuN, Autioneer.
CROCK of MILLINERY and DRY
~ Goods for account OF whom It
may eoncern.-On Tgesi0y HtdncsdQy and
Thursday mornings, September 10th 2lst, and 22d.
shall sell at my Auction Rooms. without reserve,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, sn extensive assortment
9i Millinery and reasonable Dry Goods comprising
laces Quillings, Feathers Flowers
Head Dresses. Caps. Grapes, Wells
6orus ana asse S, Trimmings Spool Cotton
Brocade aud Plain silks. Mousseiaines
Bereges, Lawn. Nisites, Shawls
CHEMISTS. Lace Collars. and Cuffs
Lace Cspes. Under Sleeves
embroidered Pocket Handk e-chief.
Irish Linens, Alpaca, Cacoes
Bleached Muslins, Drillings Parasols
Grape Shawis. Scsrfs. Cravats
SILK Pocket handkerchief, superior Blankets
500 yard Lew C2rpeting Rugs. Mats &c
Terms: SO and unier, cash; over $25 and under
800, thirty. sixty, and ninety days over SluD two
and four months credit, for notes satisfactorily en-
uo'Seu' heilihg interest. sep l9-d4t
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NEW YORK, Sept. 20, p. M-Flour dull
declined 6 cents. Wheat declined 3
cents. Corn, 80 cts. Cotton DULL
Stocks upward.
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[ vhEEN'S Ink Eraser aud Paper
~ Cleaner for Book-keeper's Clerks, and Literary
Gentemen-A new kind Of eraser and rubber far
superior to any article for the purpose ever yet
introduced. Aside from its superior quail les az a
pencil cleaner it removes ink and her stains with
with more facility than the ordinary scraper and
leaves the surface Of the paper unharmed
For sale by COLLINS BOVINE 4 CO..
llth street, doors north Of Pennsylvania avenue
Branch of Stationers Hall, Ia and 176 Pearl
Sep 1S-eotf street n
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THE PARK HOTEL.

ID ORERT s THOMAS HARRISON respectfully
Ia intn,m their cnds and the public that they
are prepared al the above mentioned house. 10 fur
nih Ill the refreshments ri the season. Parties sup
piled with DINNERS and SLIPPERS at the short
est notice. The bar Is supplied with superior IL
QTORS.
The PARK II tel is located at the Northern eAtrem
ty OF 1rh street i,i.t n the verge OF the city limits
surrounded, nv Park of large trees. containing a
How!ing Saloon. Swinss and ArbOrs. Ii is healthy
walk or "A brauru drive. sep l4-lm
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MOUNT PLEASANT HOTEL,

CGFNof f7lH. " 0shif gtOn,
NOR RENT.-The above Hotel is offered for rent.
y either with or witlieut the Furniture and other
Fixtures. Il Of the most desirable situations
in the CITY. and IN excellent location for business
Possession may he had at any time between this
and the middle Of October next. Toa grntl"man OF
responsibility DESTROYS OF keeping hotel fine OPP
poru'y i Offered. Applications 20 be- made to the
present proprietor. JOHN FDI.
sen 6-.taWIm*
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TURNING.

~ SHIELD bees leave to inform his old customers
l. and the publ :, that he has removed to the
corner Ut 10th street and Louisiana avenue Having
the advantage OF steam power, lie is prepared TO fill
all orders IN bis line at the shortest and the
most reasonable terms.
Banlsters, Novels. &C., &C., constantly on hand
sep l0-eOlmt
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Patent Gas Regulator.

THE inventor Dr. kiddcr.} OF tins economical and
usc;ul instrument. deserves the thanks of the gas
consuming community. The saving effected by the
at il viii be found iIily y per every per
sonr gas bill. IL be adjusted : supply
the gas any desired pressure less than that of the
street aHd " hen once adjusted. the Regulator Will
continue to supply the gas AT that pressure uniform
ly. without requiring further attention, and
ndept ndcnt OF a the uctuaiinnS OF the pres
fio eli propreiors and ~tor-kccpcrs in the city OF
Washington and lis vicinity DESTROYS avail them
themselves of tie economiSer. can obtain all further
information 10y calling on the >ubsCTib r, who
fitted one OF these Regulators UP in his store, and
will give illustration of IL.
EDW ARD NJ B0TELER.
Practical Gas liter and Plumber,
South West corner of 9Th and ID streets.
aug 9-uf
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

1 WILL offer at private sale, my LEASE, with
Il Ear room Gas Fixtures, and other articles, nil u
winch VIII M shown 10 any one WI hing To pur-
chase. Locality on Pennsylvania avenue, south
ride, near 9th >lreet back To b street: con
tainS II rooms, in good order. TiIye OF lease -
months. The House Is in good repute and doing a
good business; 'front.' just painted. \ quantity Of
good LIQUOR can be had at cost price. For fur
Their particulars see the subscriber
Ali persons indebted TO me will please call up and
pay and save further trouble. J. DAVIS.
sep Eff
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FENCING SCHOOL.

TI'HOMAS NIEDZIELSKI, late Major of the Hun
i garian Army, has opened Fencing School, on
10th street, ue1t door to Mr.. Dyer's Auction and
Commission Store corner of 10th and d streets, in
which will be taught fencing with the rarier and
sabre according to the latest and refined French
method.
Payment in advance as usual. Enquire al aboye
sen 1q-oay3v#-
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&fOP FOR SALE, on b Street, near the .7renue
~ A bargain may be had ifeary application bc made
AT the Furniture Store of n. VI. McGREGoR on 1th
street, opposite the Exchange Rank. The si'op is
suitable for cabinet making the carPcntcrng bus
mess. sep 2-2aw:w
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FRESH ATTRACTION

NADAmE HUNTER il happy to inform her
wi friends that Der Saloon will be opened on
THURSDAY, the I'D instant, for the winter. She is
receiving direct from Paris Liquors and Wines The
Alhambra Saloon will continue to deserve the Ia
tronage it has alr eady received.
lG-2t-
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BY GKEEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers

by GIG II e N d SCOTT, Auctfoneers
MPkOtkD AND CNIMPROVED PROPERTY
NJ AtCTiON.-On Friday. the 9Th instant
we Sia!i sell at O'Clock p. H. front of the prem
lSeS, good thrce-story Brick and Frame House
containing seven good aud convenient arranged
rooms, ana the Lot on which stands il being part
OF Lois Nos 10 and H. in Square No. 49, having
'front.' on the east side ot 1 street west between l.
ana Nj streets north. twenty feet running back
10 TWENTY-FIVE feet alley lie feet, and vacan,
Lon ADJOINING the above described property. Th.
property Is handsomely located in of the most
rapidly improving parts of the city, being but one
square north OF the Northern Market.
lernls one-tourth cash; the balance in 6, IL,
To- ana "a months, the purchaser give notes for
me deferred payments bearing interest from day OF
sale deed given and deed of trust taken.
ME lndispufabie. GREEN & SCOTT,
cpd Auctonrers
W-Ihe above sale is postponed on
account OF the weather until Wednesday. the 18th
instant, saline hour.
SEPT H. GREEN & SCOTT.
GF The above sale is further post
ron"d, III consequence of the rain, until WEDNES-
DAY, the 2lstln>tant, same hour.
sep Is. GREEN s. SCOTT.
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k>OR SALE-Two Of the haud>ouest building
l. LOTS. situated in the First Wa:d, Iuear the
residence Of ". ". Co,coraii) known AS lots No. :
and s, in square q. fronting north street. be-
tween IL To and 18th streets west, which will be sold
low on immediate application 10
J. c. GREEN.
Property Broker. 7tb street, opp. Pos. Office
1.-:ttps-
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E,OREIGN STANDARD MUSIC.

Il Just received al the Music Depot :-SaeIntlche
Trio> nebst Qurtet Ell und Guinteiten fucr Piano.
Violin, Viola, Nioncelo, Oboe CIarinetto, Hon.
and Fagott, vcn Ludwig Won Beethoven. Ebonsc
Mozar's yo-tarndige, Trios. Qua1etten und Quip-
teftpn fuer dieselhen Instruments
Also. constantly hand German. French ard
Italian SONGS. HILBUS HITZ,
srp9 South side Pa. av near 10th street
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Phiadeuhia Markets.

PnrLAEELPHIA, Sept. %, - M.-The
market is dull. Wheat declined four cts.
per buShel.
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rIODERN LANGUAGES-Prof SCH0-
VI NENBERG. 18th street. Island, third house.
east side south of Smithsonian Institution. IL pre-
pared to receive students for instruction i'm Modern
Languages.
ia, the iiann, and in singing Mra. SehoueEherg
will also receive few pupils.
sep 15-imF.
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Banks Of the District.

The following are the only Banks in the District
having offices of REDEEM pton here and conducted by
responsible stockholders:
Corporation of p. c. di>.
Bank OF Commerce and Farmers 4
Mechanics Bank, Georgctown..........p
Bank of Metropolis. .......par
Bank of Washington. .................... oar.
Banking House of c. w. Paro......... y D. C. dis
Exchange Bank. Seldcn, withers & Co.. \ p. c. dis.
Farmers * Merchants EaEk, Siathnm
SmithsOn & .......... n ~ r dis
..........par.
The bills of the above Banks put down at \ Der
cent discount. are redeemab!e ia Virginia money
1Is- Above list TO lee rrrrectnd from time to time
North and South Carolina money bought al -
per cent.
Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and New York
at \ per cent.
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OFFICIAL.
Notice to Claim ants.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

IL.
WASHINGTON, 18th September, 1853.
A convention having been made, between the
United States OF America and her Br,anic Majesty.
Tor the reference to commissioners of certain claims
winch yet remain unsettled, OF citizens of the United
States on tie British government and of British sub
jects on the government of the United States accru
ing since the treaty OF peace and friendship concIu
ded at Client on the 9th of December, lsl4 and
commissioners having been appointed OH the part of
the respective governments to meet at London and
investigate and decide upon such claims, and cause
1ul, perfect, and final settlement thereof notice
Id hereby given that all citizens. who NAV have
claims TO prefer against the Bsitsh government must
transmit them, with the requisite evidence or nfor-
nation IN support thereof to the office of the De
pafhent OF STATE In season to be presented TO the
commissioners within six months from the day Of
their first meeting, to be holden in London ON the
10Th OF September instant unless where speeiaI
cause for delay exists, i'm which case the coup,is
sioners have power to extend the time of RECEIVING
such claims for a further term of three months
making nine months in all from said 18th of Septem
ber; and that all claims not presented to the COM
hissloners within such period for their action are,
by the terms of the convention TO he holden AZ finally
settled and barred.
J. Addison Thomas has been appointed agent on
Inc part of this government to attend before the
commissioners, and present and support claims of
citizens of the United States
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YOUNG AMERICA.

w + intend acting upon the Go .4hcGd principle,
w that our customers may always ray If there
is an Improvement invention, new importation OF
superior GROCERIES,, ZINES. OF LIQUORS
sure OF receiving the first and finest sample
al astonishing low prices of The Model Gi0cers.
McGRAW s JACOBS,
Corner Of Penn. avenue aud 18th street.
sep l4-enlm
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USEFUL ARTICLES.

NEWSPAPER FILES, suitable for the largest pa
~ pers
Ready Reference FILES, an excellent design for
keeping accounts, invoices, letters, &c.
CALENpERS-two part.
I'M ERASERS and Paper Cleaner.
SPUNGE. for school children, DC.
For sale by low at
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,S
Bookstore, 7th street, near cdd-Fellovs Hal.
sepI7.
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A NNiS ERSARY BALL.-The Island
"a friendship Club would respectfully il form
their friends and the public. that their Anniversary
BALL wall take place on THURSDAY ENENING
October fth. at Island Hall. Tickets IL rarticr-
lars in future advertisements sen 16-3t&
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- FOR IL f n ia two-story BRICK
maa not Sc, situated 18th street. near Sf,ithso
Ax~-nl"n Institution. Apply to A. A. SLOAN, first
ehoe Store taioN 10th street, on Pennsylvania ave-
nue., north side. sep 15ltf-
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The Most WOnd crfal Medicine
Err discovered for the certain Of 49ue and Ftrer
Intermittent 0ad Bilious Ferers.
0bCr q Co.'S Vegetable Srcciic.


THE proprietors of this valuable Me- icine have
i never Toade any efforts 10 introduce il before
the public yet has found great favor far and near
Certificates without null Der have been fur nished Of
its virtues without any solicitation and many cures
performed when all other medicines have failed. Al
that rs asked is trial IL has stood the test for sev-
ern years, and say. without fear that no better
preparation for the cure of Ague and Fever can be
produced. A. an evidence publish a certificate
Of n gentleman well known:
Il take great pleasure in recommending the Spe-
cihc prepared by Ober a McCoukey. for the cure Of
Ague AID FevCr, rs the best article for the accom-
piishment OF that object haze ever met with. In
my family il has sucoecded beyond my most san
Surc expectations. and therefore, / consider il q
priv egg rs well duty To recommend it's t.
81 who may be suffering un er the influence of that
distressing affilction. (Signsd)
ID. EVANS RAISE.
Minister of the Methodist Protestant Church.
For sale by the Troprietors, ODER g. CO., Balti-
mnle:
BY DANIEL B. CLARKE, Apothecary. Potnm,o
Hall, corrrr Of Maryland avenue and 1lth street.
Island:
BY CLARKE BOWLING, 7th street. between
south ID and 4 streets, Island:
and ny JAMES III. STONE. corner Of eth and l.
streets, Northern Liberties. Washington, d. c.
PRICE uNE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
orn-
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t>OR SALE.-175 acres OF fine LAND sitr ate I
~ miles west of Bettsyille, (raroad station |,
l3 miles from this city. There are IL acres under
cultivation. and GO more could lie cleared at very
'mali expense. The balance in good, hard wood.
which with the facilities by railroad, the wood could
be made to psy for the whole purchase twice over
There is spring Of excellent water nesr the house.
and The county road passes through the farm
Price sl100-t433 in cash, the balance in one and
two years discount of I per cent will be made for
cash. as the owner must have money. safer and
more profitable investment is not in the market For
further information apply to
JOAN MCLEOD, Union Office
sep 2'-6t7 Gnteigencer copv)