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List of Arrivals at the PRINCIPAL Hotels

Bro,cns Hotl.-Wm X Reeves Ky; NJ Primer n
T. j Teliga, Miss j Hosea, Ala: L Locke & LADY,
Pa: Bull, c: Jas Ilead!y, do; Green, do; X
Harper. Va: g III Mitchell do; W b j Nelson, do:
Rev DIR Gilman. c. Mrs Gilman, do; Mrs ebb do;
Lew Bonde, Va J w Berry, do: j A Fro,t lady
Md; Iiust lady, Ora; Misses Hust, do l. ID
JolInson, do; j Morgan do; j IL Handy, Md; Jno
McMulen, C; j eastman. Miss; Mr. Rogers {
Indy. Ga; q Thomas L lady, Ga q Watthal lady Va:
Gen Cronner, La Claud lady, c; Master James do;
EQuick, do; Berry, do; II Kndser, do; NJ u Ne
Kinney lady. Va; Miss Mutt, do X Chichester
Dc; A L Mckinney, do; G Beasley, do: w ID Chi
chester. DO; NJ Cleharp, c; S Reese, Y; j
Pook, IL; Thonas Megor1ee, Va; Rev Cummins,
Va; Mrs Cummins children, do; Clarke 4
lady chDdrena servant, Ala; Paul & lady, Va; "
l. NORMAN, Ga; Workman do; Robert Foornoy,
do; Miss NJ Shackeford do; Miss L Toombs Ga; nj iss
VI Hust Miss Hust do Robt l. Hsrdaway do: Miss
NJ b HardaWay. do; Miss S T. Hudson do: Miss
Hudson. do; Miss Fluvilla, do; Miss l. Wharton
Va; Mrs Wharton do: Chas S Hall, Y; II ii Pip
kins. DO; W Powell, n c; Miss A Powell do; Miss
Powell. do; James Kobb, S c. Jas w Curtis do:
q Garrison, Rla. Keelam, Ga: II Aldridye 4
lady, Va: g Kidd. do; Myers do A Jahanko, do:
Nj Femming G.: 7 Grosser, Prussia; w Syme,
La; Jas Syme ST, lady neice, do; ii ID bird, Va; J
liiel, Ala ID NJ Fulton, Miss; IIalcr, La: Jacob
son, do; Blimline Y; JnO s Span lady, Ind:
Mrs Pekart do; K NJ Patterson & lady, do: j ii Tur
ner lady, Terre Ilaute, Jas Mason Y: G ii Page,
DO; esley Starr 9 ladies. Md: W Pitts, Va.
Ndt'ondt Hotei.-G Blake, Ga: VIM Collins do :;
VIM smith, do; Trowbridge, SC: VIM Knox, Ala;
MAJ l. Van Morn, CSA; Mr. Henderson, sc:
Spragnc. Bait; j Andrews, NH; G W Mitchell, do ::
Dr Harper, Nd: Keith and lady Mass; Mrs
Orr, Do r dc Arrangon, Consul General, Mexico: ii
y Els ana sister Ga p Possl, do; C NJ Gwinn,
BaiG . Greer, sc; W Greer, do; w II Harth,
io CSlahan, halt; j Flewe!ler, USA: T Me-
hotter, Va; Frost and lady, Bait; j W Reynold.
and lady, NC; Miss billiard, Va; Wallace. do; Mr.
Bainbriise, dc: Mr. ID Bowling. Md; J Sutherland
Pa: Ii Spauldng, Maine. Marin. DC. G W
keeuan. do: Harris. Bait.
Uinted State, HOtei-T " Coum Va: Mis-. Cuu.
MINIS do: E Bradburu. do; } Taylor, do: j w
Thornc and lady, NJ; keppley, do; VIM Clue. Va.
sc Van Lickle, NY; j Blackman, sc: r Taylor' Pa.
p II Lane and lady, ny; J johnson, USN
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Massachusetts, Free Soil Convention

Boston, Sept. 15.-The FreesoiI State
Convention assembled at Fitchburg at II
O'Clock this morning.
Henry Wilson called the meeting TO
order and committee was appointed to
nominate permanent officers.
Inc Convention is very fully attended
and harmony prevailed. The nomina-
ton tor State officers will probably not be
made till this p. NJ.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 16, | P. M.-Ioward
street hour, Sc l2t; City Mills, same
price. White wheat, 81 SO cts. a 81 50
cents; red wheat, 81 % cts. a 81 o5 cts
-lo,0OO bushels sold. White corn. 6S
cts; yellow corn, as cents 900 sold
Oats fl cents.
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Maine Election

PORTLAND, Sept. l5.-Returns from q
towns gives Crosby, Wing, for Governor
$4,000; Pillsbury. Dem, 20 500: Morrill,.
independent Dem, $500: Holmes. F. s.
100. To the Senate G Wings and 10
Democrats and Independents elected. Is
no choice. To the House 81 Wings and go
Democrats and Independents are chosen.
twenty-five towns remain to be head
from.
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aug 3g-ff
4 ca I'D.

{ y tnc Inte;ligHnc"r of Nondlv. published 4 m.
tIcc informing the public that the par,ncr>liir
under the lame anu style OF SAMUEL stott :: Co..
had beer dissolved; that its business had Ice, set
tied hy arbitration: and that large number of nc.
counts had heeu ASST Encd me 10y the award.
IN this Cruesial) mnrumg's Inte,li2cncar appear.
card from Mr. Stott dcnying that The aft irS o. The
firm had been settled ty a-titraton al .aving that
the AR TRAITORS appointed were rot abe Ia agree in
an awsld. TO sette fIi. matter, l publish below :.
note received by me from one of Their arhi:rqtors
September Is. 1888. THOMAS OXLEI
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Black Prime

Ihe result 0 this race gave universal satisfaction
Everybody seemed pleased, particularly with little
Tommy e., who Is over % years old and not much
larger than a masuff dog. The hor.es are ali used
on th- road by their owners and have not had anv
training.
The National GuGrd.-'Thi. fine comsopv will
make their first parade Oh the 1911, of Oc,ola,
having now over forty members, mostly residents OF
TIE Island. The commissioned officers are-J,n,as
A. TAFT, Captain; J. II. Bird. Ist Lieutenant. =.
Aieh' ID do; Samuel Humphrey, Sd do. Their
UNIFORM Is quite neat consisting OF blue frocl coat
ignt blue pants. cap shaped like that of the Room.
Rifles white plImes tipped with red for the Driyae.
same plume tipped with blue for officers. The Who'll.
after The regulation uniform of the officers of the
lhiied states Infantry. On the night of their first
cay parade, they are 10 have a grand ball and ON
VI nday night next, they meet at their Armory.
I'laHd Hall 10 have Il company drill. and pren,re
IUf Arr Tor their first public appearance. The
National Guard Will be welcome addition 70 the
spirited companies Of the District
Rs1f'cdt DciOrtDsA IF Ge0rgeoul, Colsge .Gcorye-
Town College, that tlme-hOnOred inst tuition of learn
ing, l. at present, as usual well supplied with schol-
srs having opened after the vacation 18th full q,
ses- We Observe that the lectures Of the Medical
Department To be commenced on the trs, Mon
lay in November, and continue till tn. fret Of
March. The fscalty numbers among its members
some Of The highest medical and surgical ability in
SurihS 10 students thorough education In the pro-
f''slon With hospital accommodations, ample sup
ply Of material and all things necessary for the pur
pose, the opportunities are embarrassed for ALL
branches Of medical and surgical study. Tbr insti
tuition Is well known 10 rank among the first in the
country, ana Is IN highly prosperous condition, a.
indeed 81 complete Medical College should IN.
IncrcGsc Of Licenses for Tarcrrs, Sc.-Thc Ia,
i"rm of movement IN regard TO Tipping Houses in
Washington IL, ''act 10 increase the license ON
tayerns, restrain and prohibit tipping houses and
Tor other purposes - submitted by John F. CalIau
Esq, IN the Board Of Common Council. tincrease,
The Incense to $3.50 iaverns and abolshes tpplin.
houses altogether, and after the first Monday il
November next. No license slIall be granted any
dealers IN liquors Others, except tavern keepers,
sell less than pint, after that date So, that per
sons wishing 10 have liquors less than pint from
others than tavern Keepers must resort TO the store
Tor their supply.
Promptly scd.-Alfred Hunter, OF this city
"as arrested yesterday upon warrant issued b,
Justice Beck, upon charge of forgery, made by ID
Wr>ereld, constable, and after examination befor.
Justice Dom, promptly discharged. NJ. Thompson
EsG., appeared for Hunter.
Hopkins, who has recently opened a gentlemen:
furnishing establishment al the corner of Pennsylva
nia avenue and 9th street, ma. really of the bes
sriected stocks ever brought to Washington.
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,. ~ Old SORES, ULCERS, and all erupfions and
dis Asses arising from impure or dcpravrd state Of
me hiooff. See the extraordinary cure of Mr. VIM.
u. Harwood, highly respectable citizen of Rich
mond, Va, by Carter's Spanish Mixture. He had
ulcers and sores o! the descripion and finally
got so had that he was unable to walk, except on
crutcheS few bottles OF Carttr's Spanish N;,
ture The great blood purifier. cured him. a. if has
cured hundreds of others who have suffered with
rheumatism, bad effects OF mercury. and pains and
ulcers OF the bones and joints
- See advertisement
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Bl HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR
More Railroad Numbering.

NEW YORK, Sept. l6.-The express
traih On the Central Railroad from New
IorE' was run into last night near Oneida
by the freight train. Buckley Thatcher,
OF Medina, Ohio, was INSTANTLY Killed
fiveothers supposed to be mortally wnnnd'
ed, and many more or less injured. The
cars and engines were terribly smashed
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| The Coming Theatrical SeGson.-We understand
that the National Theatre about to be thorough,v
renovated, interiorly and eIterioly Inside. bv re-
painting, recHshoning, newing. cleaning and nit
ting in the best possible condition. Outside the m
slightly steps TO be removed new stone onev mn,
in their place, the basement fixed up in new s,v,e
and for purpose yet to be considered and the front
Is to be improved in rich modern style. So mucb
for the building. The house will be opened by the
Ravels, i'll October, and Marshal is TO produce n
capital stock company to begin in November. and
We are informed that it will be one of unusuaI b;,h
character. Such are our meare advices as to the
coming theatrical season, all of which we trust NAV
be carried into effect, effectualIy.
Temperance observation-disclosures Division of
Georgetown, had an interesting meeting at Hooycr,s
Spring, on "Wednesday afternoon which was ad
dressed by Messrs. Savage, Harrington. and Gobripbt
martial band enlivening the proceedings with fine
music A splendid dinner was furnished by the hi
VISION, which was partaken ofwith hearty appetites
ina beautiful grove, while spring of CRYSTAL wafer
furnished the material for toast, sentiment and in
spiration.
Circuit Cou1t-The case of Smoo, VS.. the Corno-
'"iioh, cEsi2ru Tie attention Of this tribunal This
morning. Mr.. Davidse appears with Mr.. Bradley.
as counsel Tor the plaintiff; Mr.. Carlisle for the Cor
poration. The Importance of the matters al issue
attracts many attentive ysiters the court room as
well as does the eloquence and ability of counsel
II Request for the Monunlent.-The WASHINGTON
National Monument Association have received from
sioeHton, California, S235-bequeated to them by a
youth OF nIEeiy years, named Samuel J. Hughes.
formerly of New York. II came through the hands
vi the Hon. Thomis CromIin, of New York. A
youthful patriot was young Hughes.
ftske the noted counterfeiter, who was arrested
lew days since in the West passed through this civ
on "Wednesday morning in charge of officers who
were conveying him to Richmond, Va He was
very heavily ironed.
-Ho6ern Languages, Piano cad Sinsins-A fine
opportunity IN offered for instruction in the above
accomplishments, by Prof. s;chonenlerg and Mrs.
Schonenberg, at their dwelling l2h street. ON the
Island. They are eminent teachers in their resnac
tive professions.
HGtch Ref'Tm.-T'he only case disposed OF in the
central guard house this morning was that of J. r
Martis, who was accused of threatening violence 10
his mother. He to Jail in default of security
to keep the peace.
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NkTIaNAL EATING E0TT5E

I. OXLEr. Esq.
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rrO THE LADIEs.-The iJLLINEBY

ITO THE LAD1ES.-The .MILLIN Err Y
i business heretofore carried on underline super
vision of Mrs. HIlfER, at the old stand Sixth st..
near Louisiana avrI,if WimeI 5 Stationery uad
Music Store Is still continued by her. The cllSto-
meTs Of the old establishment. well as the ladies'
generally of the District, are respectfully invited
favor her with their orders, which will be promptly
attended to. Due notice will BE- gwen OF the open
ing tor the season. Bleaching and pressing done 10
order. sen II-at
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The New York Nominations

ALBANT, Sept. l5th.-The Argus of this
city has hoisted the names of the candi-
dates nominated by the Hard-Shcll Cen
vention at the head of its columns.
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CHERRY TABLE, COURIER TOPS, AM
HAND PAIL

lust landed and for sale p prime lot orc Of and
~ 8 inch cherry plank for hand rails and u in n
table and counter tops, from IS to 50 inches in
Also. 1000 seasoned carriage sJokes
On hand aud for sale. walnut, cherry ponl.r ard
ash, from y to 5 inches in thickness.
., Also, general assortment Of building lumber
Two y. Z. girlers 30 feet long, IL by L.
III n & j. W. EASBY
lumber Yard, D aud 26th SITS, First Warl.
1k-3t. $4,000
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=, H5~ Joe ShiiiinytOn receives all the Nrw
pookS ana NEWSPAPERS as fast Is published. He
Is agent for l'rper's and all the other Magazines
aa.u our readers VIII always find large and good as
t1re, odeon building, corner OILY street and Penn
!i'oili" "NcI'it. 10
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ALWAYS AWAKE

McGRA" JACOBS are on the qIu rite for great
w sales ut the lowest prices. They would Eli
nounce to the Old Army and New Recruits thai
their MAMMOTH STOCK is swiftly arriving. Every
Steamer hip, and Schooner landing part Of tbei1
beautiful and well selected stork Gail and See the
extraordinary bargains 10 he made at The iIo,l4
Grocery store, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street sep 15--eolm-
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IT AM A FACT

'('liAT TO keep the Family always supplied with
i fine FAMILY GROCERIES, for a small
amount OF money, you nIust buy OF The Model Gro
GERS. McGRAW & JACOBS.
Corner Of Penn avenue and 18th street.
l4-dIw
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Banks Of the District

The following are the only Banks in the District
having Offices of REDEEM ption here and conducted by
responsible stockholders:
ooipoi"'ioi vi "eorsetowii..-.........Hp p. c. dis
Bank OF Commerce and Farmers &
Mechanics Bank, Georgetown.....pa par.
Bank of Metropolis. ..................nar.
Bank of Washington. ............ mar
Ranking House of c. w Paro n. g. dis
Exchange Bank, selden, Withers s. Co.. 4 p. c. dis
Farmers Merchants Bank, statham,
SmithsOn < Co.................. Y n. g. dis
-"''io''N
lhe bills OF the above Banks put down at Z per
cent. discount, are redeemable in Virginia money.
N3-Above list to be corrected from time 10 time
North and South Carolina money bought at \
pei cent.
Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and New York
at x per cent.
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SECOND DESPATCH.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 15th.-The Typo
graphical Society have agreed to take %
cents per thousand as compromise.
The Post and Allegheny City Enterprise
have agreed to these terms, but the other
papers still hold out. The strike Will
commence on Saturday.
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YQuNG AMERICA

HE intend acting upon the Go .3hecd principle
w that our customers may always say II there
Ii an Improvement invention new importation OF
superior GROCERIES,, ZINES, or LTQUORS
we are OF receiving the first and finest sample
at astonishing low prices of The Model GrocerS.
McGRAW & JACOBS,
Corner of Penn. avenue and 18th street.
sep l4--colm
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a. CHEAP BOOTS & SHOES

nue. opposite Strattons Auction Store have
Just ned with well selected stock % phila.c,
pnla made BOOTS and S1IOES.-RrmeInber the first
Shoe Store below 10th street north side.
sep l5-lwd- SLOAN < NcENEw
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TIE MOVIES NF THE
PROFESSIONAL CARD.

nRS. II. s. J. HUNTER, members of the ROYAL
~ College of Surgeons. late of lsling;on, London
have taken up their residence hi Washington, for
the treatment al
DISEASES OF THE CHEST.
comprising affections o; the THROAT BRONCHITIS
AETNA, CONSERVATION. and diseases OF the HEART
10 which branch of their profession they have for
many years given their exclusive attention The pc
culiarlty of the treatment employed by Drs. H., is
that the remedies employed administered by IN
HALATIoN III the form OF vapor.
Residence and office, l2,h strert, betwees G and
H streets. rD6-tf
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Printers strike-rrp,oyment ., rs,ro,os

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 1.-THE compost
tors of this city have demanded an adj
vance of 90 per cent. on their prices
which all the publishers refuse to give.
The Chronicle and Despatch have engaged
twenty girls TO go to work on Monday
next, the day fixed upon for the strike.
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NT"lLAAN's LIQUID HAIR DYE is the only article
now Used III this city. Gentlemen vino wear wills
heis Or 'istchl0S Of gray reddish hue wishing
to attend ball party, can appear in n .uit Of
oiack by devoting an additional minute at tn, i tot
let III using the very cell brated article which bead,
. .is hotcc Prepared 10y 4. d. Gilman, Chemist. of
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New York Markets.

NEW 1oRK, Sept. 16.-State flour. So
20 cts; Southern, sc 43 cts. Wheat
duilcr. Corn Sc cts. Stocks firm.
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Death

NORFOLK, Sept. l5.-Mr. J. L. Skinner,
superintendent of the reading room in
this city, died yesterday.
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Building Lots for Sale.

NOR SALE.-A variety of CITY BUILDING
l. LOTS for sale in various parts of the city.
Prices moderate and liberal credit will he given. Al
so, will effect Insurance upon lives and property IN
responsible Companies Inquire 81
MYERLE & WEBB,
aug 2-d3m Penn. ave. bet and 9th SITS.
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ny CIR EN- q SCOTT, Auctioneers.
lMFRONED AND INIMpRNNEn PRNPERTY

u n
lMfROtED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
Il Al iitIiON.-On FRID.7Y the 9Th instant
we snail sell at O'Clock p M, front OF tie prem
l>eS, good tlirce>tory Brick and Frame House
containing seven good and convenient arraDued
rooms and tie Lot which il stands il being ma RI
OF Lots Nos 10 and IL. in Square No 4ie having
ot on Tie east side oi Ith street west, between l.
and VI streets NORTH twenty :our feet running hack
Ia a twenty-five feet alley llG feet, and Il yacan,
hoi adjoining the above described property. This
property is handsomely located in one OF the most
rapidly improving parts OF the city. being but one
square north oi the Northern Market.
ems; tnc-olrth cash; The balance in 6, II,
T. ana "a months, the purchaser To give notes for
the deferred payments bearing interest from day of
sale: \ deed sivca and a deed of trust taken.
TitIe disTIItahle GREEN & SCOTT.
S"p''- Auctonetrs.
NIhe above sale ts postponed on
account "f the weather until "Wednesday, the 18th
instant. same hour. -
sept 10. GREE SCOTT
tS The above'saie IS further post
ronrd, in consequence OF the rain, until NEDNEs;-
DAY. tie elst instant. same hour.
sep ID. GREEN 4 SCOTT
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ALEXANDRIA STEAM sAW-MILLs.

Corner Of Union aud GiJ6on streets.
" Il have constantly on hand. and for sale large
W supply of WHITE and YELLOW PINE
TIMBER. and Eastern Shore WHTTE ok.
{Gf- Orders Tor LUMBER S.4H-ED to sizes flied
with despatch, and upon reasonable terms.
aug 30-lm" SMITH 4 WATTLES.
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THE PARK HOTEL.

ID OBERT 4 THOMAS HARRISON respectfully
IL inform their friends and the public that they
are prepared at the above mentioned house 10 fur
piled with DINNERS and SUPPERS at the short
est notice. The bar is supplied with superior LII
QUORS.
The PGrk Hotel is located at the Northern eItrenl-
1ty OF 'th street, Just on the verge of the city Limits
surrounded by Il Park of large trees, containing a
Bowling Saloon, Swings. and Arbors. Ii is healthy
walk or beautiful drive. sep l4-lm
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pREPARE FOR FALL Il Winter.
L Just received, 4 splendid assortment of Fall
and Winter GOODS, which will b. made to order
III the best style and on reasonable terms by
W. MOORE.
Penn. avenue, next to corner 9th street.
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(NEORGETOWN SAND YARD.-The subscriber
" keeps constantly on hand large supply of
WHITE and GRAY SAND, and Gravel, suitable for
building and other purposes, which he will sell on
reasonable terms, and deliver to customers in Wash
ington and Georgetown Orders left at the Wood &
Coal yard of Orme & Barron, on Green street, near
the Canal, will be promptly attended to.
jy 30-6wS&T r. RAGAN.
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CURTIS, SHIRTS-.tt the men, Sb-,. g..
Fine Dress SHIRTS, OF French ruffia plain nd
trmped bosom. Colo ed SHIRTS of heai,tifuI rat
terms Linen ard cot on Night -hirts Shirts mq1e
10 orGer NJ iiophlNs, Fennsy lvana avenue. one
door from 9th street. between Browns ard Nat;ora
UntclS Intel son /.
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II &c first Annual BALL of the :. National
10th of October. Particulars in future not.ca - ''1
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DRESS FOR SALE.-A Super Royal SMITH
PRESS, in excellent order, for sale low, at the
StGr Once. sug4-T
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FARM For SALE


k>OR SALE, on accommo dating terms or exchange
Tor city property. FARM. in Alexandra
o"uias, Virginia, about miles above Georgetown
al!G within halt mile OF the Falls Church contain
lhg about % acres of excellent land about - acres
OF which Is IN Wood, and one Of The best apple on
chardS IN the County. Also, pure spring OF wafer
and IN Il very healthy negi.boroud.
n NE Opportunity Is here offered any person in
WANT "i Garden To supply the Markets of Wash
iugion, Georgetown, and Alexandria as the Farm j.,
near, and easy OF app Oach them AL For further
particulars enquire of EDWARD OWENS, Mer-
Kerr Fancy Store, under National Hotel.
sep l2-6t Intel & Unionl
k>OR Sal E-m whole or par,-
Il Lots 5 and in square I6l-unirnrroved
Lot in square 2Sa-improvcd
- > - 80 2S3
3 g 5i6-uninproved
:" Z - 4" of 5l5-improyed
- 10 or l. in square 367-unmuruyed
Prices low and terms easy.
DONOHO x MAGIIL
Real estate agents, Ilth ST., near penn. ave,
sep lo-eo;t7
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NoIIctf0f's OiHce, Sept. a, 1853.
NOliCE1O rAAPAY S-Ledyct.Op fin, ,,ro,,,,,
rHynte"t,-Notc. is hereby given that the
Taxes for the year 1858 due and IA, able at
this Office : and that deduction of eiyht rer cent
allowed by law for the current year if paid on or
before me 5oth instant. X. j. ROCHE,
sep l5-eod- cnaa,
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FOR SALE AND RENT

81. FOX X L IA two-storv BRICK
liz HOUSE, situated on 18th street near smiths,
- -nl"h Institution. Apply TO A. A. SLOAN, first
Shoe Store below 10th sir,-.t ON p.nnsyIr.n; @
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-16
New Fall Styles Of Gentiemen's Fur
his hing EO0ls.

WAS. H. LANE has just returned from New
~ York, and is now opening a large and elegant
assortment oi Craras, Scaris, Stocks, Ties, Gloves
SiiSpenders, llandkerchiuiS Hosiery, SC. together
with all other articles usually found III 4 tirstca,s
establishment.
The public are respectfully invited 10 call and ex-
anime my stock, which Will be cheeri.lly exhibited
To all with polite att"rtion. Reasonable prices and
tiut dealing may be relied upon.
LANES Hat. Cap and Gcntlemens
Furnishing Establishment Penn. avenue,
sep l3-eo2w near AZ street