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BUILDING TERIALS!

VI. BADEN, south side Pennsylvania avenue
- near 9th street. having completed his stock OF
Eui ding Materials. offers superior Inducements to
contractors and others. His stock is complete aud
extensive, and comprises an excellent assortment
Of
Rural, Novelty, Peoples. Cottage. Villa, Mortice
Foldngdoor. Carpenters. Cupboards, Chest
Till, Pad, Horse. Dead end Trunk Locks
Cut and rought Nails of all sizes
Gimletpoint and other Screws
Brads and Spriggs. Taeks. Flush, Spring, Shutter,
and other Bolts
Pearl, White. Mineral. Iron. Rosewood, Brass and
other Door Knobs and Bell Pulls
Brick and Frame Turnbuckles
Window and Shutter Springs. Hooks. Hasps
Staples, Drops and Escutcheons
Shutter Screws, Stubs Plates, and Lifts
Sash Knobs. Door Springs, Axle and other Pull-ys
Sandpaper. Glue. sc.
In :act everything in the Building Line.
The ab1ye articles have been selected with great
care. and received direct from the manufacturers.
and will he sold to customers OH the mot liberal
terms.
My stock is inferior to none in the city, AMI a call
il respectfully solicited from those in wapt.
JNO. w. BADEN,
Pa. avenue, near 9th street.
S-SSWpy-
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The Storm on Monday-Damage to the Ship
ping &c

ping, &c.
Boston, Oct. 2S.--Fears are entertain
ed that the steam tug Ajax, of New York,
toundered in the dreadful gale on Monday
last. She was seen off Chatham on Mon
day noon, since which time nothing has
been heard of her. She had on board IL
men, among whom were Capt. Timothy
Baker, coast pilot, and VIM. Skidmore,
Hurlgate pilot.
The steamer seen going into Province
town yesterday is supposed to be L. S.
surveying steamer.
The gale on Monday at St. Johns, n.
b., is said to have been the most fearful
experienced during the season. Many
vessels with valuable cargoes were driven
ashore. The schooner Maria, of st. Johns.
with cargo valued at $25 200 went on
the rocks and broke to pieces. The crew
were rescued by the life-boat of the steam
er Eastern City.
The ship President, of Boston, previ-
ously reported wrecked, would prove
total loss. Thirteen of her crew were
still On board, all attempts to rescue them
having failed.
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COMMUNICATED.

a 9d.-A gentleman engaged in the Census
Bureau, on . Deaf" Dumb, -" Blind, %" Insane"
and .idiotic" tables, al which he is hard at work
from a. IN. TO p. m, and from p. M to 9 D. IN,
daily, was asked by his wife the other morning at
breakfast, if he had heard how MIR. Smith was, Ga
heghbor who had been sick,) upon which the gen
lleInan, looking up to the clock on the manlrpiece
and seeing it WAS vereing To g. hurredly, ex
claiming 4" deaf g dumb, blind, " " insane'' and
- Idiotic,' and departed. The lady was very much
affected, and mentioning to lady visitors who
called upon her that morning the news spread
throughout the city, and hundreds were heard pity
ing the condition of poor Mr.. Smith.
WITSgss
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GRAND MILITARY BALL,

VI\HE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of the PRESI.
l. DENTS MOUNTED GUARD take great pleas
ure in announcing to their numerous friends. the
military, and the citizens generally that they will
have the honor of giving their first "Grand BaIl' on
TUESDAY EVENING, November 1st at Jackson
HALL when they pledge themselves that nothing
shall he eft unone to make it 1.-The Ball of the seq
son." The arrangements complete in every par
ticular. The supper and refreshments will he fur
nishedhy an experienced caterer, (Columbus.) and
ProSpers celebrated Military and Coti!ion Bands
engaged to delight those who strip it on tie 0bt
fantastic toe"
The Ball viii b. opened by grand promenade at
o'clock. the Band performing the ''Prrsidents
Mounted Guards Quickstep." composed and ar
ranged by Prof Prospect expressly for this occasion
and dedicated to Capt. Jos PECK.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
(BfHe RoseHe)
Captain JOSEPH PECK, JAMES A. KING,
Ensign &c. PECK, JOHN s. FINCH.
MANAGERS ON THE PART OFTHE MILITARY.
(Vhite Rosette)
Major Gen. ". Jones, Col William Hickey
b. Gen. r. G. Weightman, Lieut.. Col Thos Riley
Major Chas S. Wallach. Major Thos Douoho,
Major Robt. keyworth, Major Peter F. Bacon,
q. Nj. McCOllum, Capt. James TAFT.
Capt. Joseph B. Tate Capt. John l.. Smith
Capt. Edward NJ. Bright, Capt. G. W. Cutter.
Capt. p. Barton Key, Capt. Vim. r. Bradfari
Capt. q. A. Schwarzmau. Surgeon Jas. +. Morgan,
Lieut. Vim. ii. Clarke.
MANAGERS ON THE PART OF THE CITIZENS,
Green Rosette)
John W Maury, Esq. John p. Pepper Esq.
W. W. SeatoD, Esq. John F. Coylp, kpq.
Walter LeDox, E.q. b. b. French ESQ
JOS. ii. Bradley, Ed. NJ. w Gait, Esq
Jas. NJ. Carlisle, Esq. Joe Shillngton. Esq.
4. c. Morgan, Esq. VIM III. Winter, Esq
Daniel Radcliffe, Esq. benjamin Burns. Esq.
Richard Wallach. Esq. F. McNerhany. Esq.
Geo. s. Gideon. Esq. II. F. Loudon, ESQ.
X. Finley Hunt, Esq. Geo. w. Cochran, Esq.
COMMITTEES OF RECEPTION,
(Rrd R0sette)
Lieut.. Clark Mills, Lieut. John W Baden
Lieut.. John Pettibone, Surgeon 5. c. Busey
Or. Mas. Casparis. Sergeant G. Matiingly
COMMITTEE ON REFRESHMENTS.
Corporal Seitz Corporal Grier.
Corporal Kraft, Sergeant c. ii. Brown
CORPORAL May,
MANAGERS ON THE PART OF THE COMPANY
(Bvf R0SStte)
VIM. Moore, J. s. Moran,
L.. A. Hall, Evan Hughes.
Charles Thoma, John Bohlayer.
The litary requested II appear in full uni
form.
Ra-Tickets &, admitting gentleman and lnd-a
to be- had at the principal Hotels. Music and Drug
Stores, of the Members of the Company. and at the
door on the evening Of the Ball. Rosettes will be
furnished the Managers ut the Ticket Office.
aS-rositivey no hats or caps will be allowed in
the Ballroom oct 19-ao&db-
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BY z. n. sTRATTON, Auctioneer.
NEW TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY afternoon Octo-
tober 3lst nj clock, the premises. shall SELL
Lot No. 90 III subdivision Square No 49, improved
10y new two-story frame house, containing six
rooms with wood house This property is located
on the Island. betu zen 9th and eth. aid D and z
streets; having front of % feet s inches, and a
depth OF 81 feet inches to a Is feet alley.
Terms One-half cash. residue in equal install
ments at six aud twelve months with interest salts
factorily secured.
Title perfect. Couveyancing at the expense II
purchaser.
oct 26dts- Intelligebcer1
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VILLA AND COTTAGE Lots

Al 11lrdfS sale 81 Monument Place.
HAVING had that beautiful piece of property ad-
IL joining the Relay House. on the Baltimore
and Ohio RsilreaG surveyed and laid out by expert
eneed and competent EngiI and Architects it
now offered fer sale in LOTT OF suitable sizes either
Villa or Cottage Residences. The location is such
to make it the most desirble piece of property ever
offered for such purposes in this vicinity Its dir
tancs from Baltimore by Turnpike is Ailes-two
roads Leading from it to the City--distanre by Rail
road miles Time to Baltimore is minutes-W ash
ington l hour-Anapos l u hours 20 passenger
trains Of csrs pass the Relay House daily. going
North South, East a,d West-thus affordng unu-
sua facilities to persons doing business in out Of
the City of Baltimore.
Its location is perfectly heal hy and Icing eieya
ted from 100 to 900 feet above tide water it CON-
mands a most extensive and beautiful view of the
surrounding country for miles From it can be seen
three counties on tie western. and one the east
ern shore Of this State, the Patapsco River and Ches
apeake Bay.
large portion of the property is covered with for
eat and ornamental trees, presenting many pictur-
esque and commanding sites for Cottages Upon
the property is an extensive orchard of choice fruit
and several springs of pure water. Water al
so be elevated the property froQ the Patapsco at
a very small cost, sufficient to supply hundreds Of
families.
At the Relay House is postoffice, where daily
mails are received. In view of the property. and
within 10 minutes walk are Churches of different
isiors denominations, and within y, miles two
large female academies, (Mount de Sales and Inee-
side. and st. Timothy College
The property will lie sold in lets of such sizes
to suit purchasers, varying from to fifteen acres
more: o! will sell the entire tract of 40 acres,
! the purchaser hasers having the advantage
cf a charter granted by the Legislature of Maryland
at its last session, TO improve and b-autify the
grounds and erect dwellings and other kind Of build
ings thereon. The dwelling now upon the property
il rOmmodious, with all the necessary out houses.
plat may be seen and terms made known by ap-
plication to the undersigned. or to
Messrs. FAX0N & ANDREWS, Architects.
1913 Baltimore street.
j. II. LUCKETT,
15l Pratt street, Baltimore.
n. Il. It is in contemplation to cut and grade a
roa from the Place to Baltimore next year. which
will bring it within = miles direct
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CARPETINGs q OIL CLOTHS.

CARPETINGS S OIL CLOTHS.
WE have now ready for sale
w co pairs Ingram Carpets
10 do Brussels do
10 DO Velvet do
10 do Al Oil Cloths. medium
10 do s j do do do
do 81 do do very superior
Sheets Oil Cloth, Of best quality which
will be cut t. mt any diagram
With full and complete assortment of goods Cor
house furnishing purposes at tho lowest market
prices. VERIFY, TEBBS YERBY.
Corner Pa. avenue snd 9Th street
oe TT Union I'm
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER 2

ARRWED.-Br. Schr. Josephine, Fritz, St John, N.
b. plaster to Cazenov- L. Co.
Schr. tt rec Brothors. Anders on, wheat TO D. &
Blackjack.
Slcop Ann McCarty, Hsttou. Pennington, whsst
and TO ID. 4 s. Blackjack
Sloop Slider. Beard wheat to ID 3. Blackjack
SAnED.-Schr. Lawrence, Waterbury. Cranmrr,
N York, coal by Cum terand Coal and Iron Co
Sehr. Eli Townsend, Nansman. Providence. coal By
Allegheny Mining Co.
Schr. Maria Jane, Jones. New York, by Fowle q
Co
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lCONNTSICATED.


" W dtkinG the Plank."-Dear Star A gentleman
disposed 10 have little fun at the expense of our
worthy Secretary of Stale, has just told me that he
saw, some few evenings since, the Secretary ap-
preaching near 10 a building, (Which rumor has it,
he IL soon expecting 10 occupy as a dwelIing0 on
walking mp plank leading from the side walk to
the entrance, and elevated at some height when ND
about hall way the plank tottled, and down came
the Secretary into soil below-and if he did moi find
1t free, lie certainly found it very soft T..
That will do for joke, we takeit
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By E. N. STR ALTON. Autioneer.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on the I.laud-ou
FRIDAY. November 4th, at o'clock, on the
premises. shall sell lot No -. in Square No. 4f5
situated On eth street west between and streets
south, having front Of 23 feet inches. depth l2O
FEET to ID foot alley. and improved by one-story
frain" Building, occupied hy Larmomr & BIO, as n
Grocery.
Terms: Cash: or negotiable paper st two or four
months. with interest &C 2i-,ts-
intel
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BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STIR.
New York Market.-Arrival ofthe Hermann.

New York, Oct. 90. 1, p. N.-Bread-
stuffs steady, Sales to-day Of 5000 bbls.
flour; prices unchanged. Wheat firmer.
Sales Of %, 900 bushels Michigan. White
wheat 81 sc. Corn: q, 900 bushels sold.
White and mixed a cts. Cotton active.
Stocks declining.
The steamer Atlantic sailed to-day
with one hundred passengers, and half
million of specie.
The steamer Hermann has arrived
Her news is not so late as that BY the
Niagara.
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EINE DRESS sHIRTs.-Just received
Il new and full supply, with plain French, and
Embroidered bosoms, at G. H. LANES
Gents. Furnishing Establishment
Pennsylvania avenue. near Az street
My thorough acquaintance with this department
enables me confidently to promise q superior article
and good ft.
&C 2S-3t INTEL
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 90, ~ M.-Flour is
held firmer; no sales yet. The supply of
grain is small. White wheat, 81 SO
81 31a; red wheat, 81 &c a 81 80 cts
5000 bushels sold. White corn, 63 a Ct
cts. Yellow corn. 60 a 20 cts-l0. 600
bushels sold. No change in other arti-
cleS.
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NOTICE.

III AN1NG now made arrangements. gentlemen
IL can rely upon having their Shirts made to or
der within ten days from the time the order is given
Call and leave your measure and will guarantee
perfect fitting Shirt SHIRTS made with the
French Risbands at HOPKINS'S Gents Furnishing
Store. corner Of 9Th street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between Browns and National Hotels,
oc 1S-2w-
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GUNS. GUNS, POWDER AND SHOT.

fINIlE subscriber, at his store, Pennsylvania
i enue, between 9th and 10th streets, has just
received and is now opening large stock of single
and double barrel ROWLING PIECES, of all lengths
and cslibres.
Also, few large Ducking Guns, boys Guns, &c.
Hazards Dupont's Powder, Elys, Walkers,
Starkeys and other Caps, together with many other
articles in the sporting line For sale at the very
lowest prices. H. LINDsLEY,
ssD 2S-solm-
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knti-Coalition Movement.

BosToN, Oct. 2S.-The Anti Coalition
Democratic Convention, for Middlesex
county, met at Concord yesterday. and.
repudlating all connexion with the Free
Sellers, nominated a separate Senatorial
ticket. They passed no resolutions re-
garding national affairs.
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Democratic Convention.

BosTON, Oct. 2S.-The Democratic
County Convention, which met at Ply
mouth yesterday, resolved that the re-
mOval of Collector Bronson deserves and
will receive the support of all true friends
Of democratic principles.
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AUCTION SALES.
By w. b. LEWIS, Auctioneer

NTATCHES, JEwELRY, FANCY GOODS, &C.. NJ
w AUCTIoN.-I shall SELL at Mr.. e. Eddy's
Store on Pennsylvania avenue, near National Hotel
on Friday, Saturday, and Monday Evenings q yari.
ETY. Of Gold and Silver Watches among which are
some fine
Gold Hunting and Detached Levers
Also. Breastpins Earrings
Lockets Pencils Rings &c.
Also, n lot of Fancy Goods.
Additions received and advances made when re-
quired. VIII LEWIS
oc 2S- Auctiopeer
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF HATS 6 CAPS

~ At HEEDLEY'S. Second door east of<zxA
| 81 the L 5. Hotcl-A large supply of those -
SS7s beautiful curled hrim HATS have Just q
been received, whsh fol- grace. durability. and
cheapness cannot he surpassed, Also, and
boys CAP9 of entirely patterns and Infsnt's
Fancy Hats and Caps.
large assortment Of UNDERSHIETS, Draws
Dress Shirts. Hosiery Gloves, &c, and other Goods
for gentlemen may be found at
IENDLEY'S,
- door east OF the United States Hotel.
op oS-3t-
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Mantels, Iron Ratlings, and Spring
MAttresSes,

THE Mantels are new, cheap, and beautiful ar
i ticle, manufactured upon Stone, in imitation
OF the richest Marbles Of the most rare and desra-
BILE kinds. In style ard finish they stand unequal
ed. and are not injured by coal. gas smoke or acids
At the North they are becoming extensively used
and give perfect satisfaction.
Builders and others wishing II purchase are re-
auested to call and examine for themselves
Also, PIER SLABS to match the Man,.ls, of the
same material.
IRON GENET cry and other FENCI \ 9 sGd
RAILINGS. -,
Will be kept constantly on hand variety ofspat-
terms for which orders will I've received and promsfr
ly executed.
Premium SPRING MATTRESSES, a new article,
far superior to anything of the kind now In use.
IRON BEDSTEADS, SETTLES, aud III A l. l..
CHAIRS, HAT RACKS, UMBRELLA STANDS &c.
RALPH HASkINS,
Pa. avenue, g. side bet. 9th and 10th SITS
e. 2S-3td6eotf
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FACTS FOR THE LADIES.

HAVING on hand large supply Of thin sole
III CATERS, JENNY LINDS, PARODIAS
BUSKINS, SLIPPERS, &e.. would respectfully so
licit CALL as | wish to make room for my fall and
winter stock. The above articles will be sold low
have also White Kid and Satin Slippers for the
balls. Having completed my arrangements for man.
ufacturing all styles of Shoes of the best materials
am now prepared to receive orders and fill them at
short notice MILLSS
Cheap Cash Shoe Store,
No. 3, Washington Place, eth street. near f.
DC C2-lw-
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BY J. c. McGUIRE, Auctionerr.


REAUTIFUL COTTAGE at Public Auction.-On
ID THURSDAY. the 9th instant. at AZ O'Clock
p M, on the premises, will be sold TO the highest
bidder. that handsome two-story Frame Cottage. at
the intersection of LIST street and street north
near the Capitol The house contains nine rooms.
and brick basement with three rooms Also a
bath house and cistern, with a forcing pump at
tsched. and an out building for stahliug &c The
operty fronts IS feet on LIST street and lis feet
on c street, and contains 10,22o squsre feet of
ground.
This property commands extensive view Of the
city. Georgetown. and the surrounding couRtry
Terms: 0ne-fourth cash; residue in equal install
mPnts at 6, r. and Is menths by notes with inter
est from day of SALE to be secured by deed Of trust
on the property.
II the terms are not complied with within three
days from the day of sale. the property will BE- re-
sold at the risk and cost of the first purchaser.
Title clear and indispntsble. Conveyances at the
expense Of the purchaser
H.C. SPALDING, Agent,
JAS. G. MCGUIRE
oc 2Odit Auctioneer
The above Sale Is pOstpOn d on ac /.
count of the rain. to MONDAY AFTERNOON the
list instant. at the same time and place.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
or 2S-dtS- Aurtionper
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Collectors Office, Oct. s, 1853.

Collectors Office, Oct. 6, 1853.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAY ERS-Deduction for prompt
~ pdymsnt.-Notica is hereby given that the
Taxes for the year 1853 are now due and payable at
this Office and that deduction of six per cent.
j. allowed by law for the current year if paid on or
before the 3lst instant. X. J. ROCHE,
DC G-eod- Collector.
PORTING POWDER.-Justo opened an
~ assortment of diamond grain and other superb
or qualities of SPORTING POWDER, and all other
goods in the sporting line for sale by
JN0. w. BADEN,
Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street.
oe ll-TSP4W-
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&2S 600 WORTH of New Goods, embrac-
Pc'soOo ing every style Of Fashionable
FOREIGN and Domestic DRY GOODS, which will he
sold at very reduced prices. for cash Persons wish
ing to purchase will do well to call and examine our
stock, which Is now very comp etc. a. We knew We
cun offer the very best Inducements
TERBY, TEBBS & VERIFY
Corner Pa. avenue and 7th street
0c TT TIJuiou InI
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Philadelphis Markcts-sontag's Concert.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. %, l p. M.-The
market is unchanged. Sontag's concert
this morning, for the Public Schools. was
a grand affair, seven thousand children
were present in the National Theatre.
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Election Of Governor in Vermont

BURLINGTON, Vt. Oct. Robinson.
Democrat, has been elected Governor Of
Vermont by the Legislature: the Free
Sellers voting for him. He received a
majority Of six votes.
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"'aeh hefuTns.-J. A. Whyte, drunk and dsor-
deriy' security; Archibald Brown, do, work house
j. H. surhy, do, dismissed with good advice.
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PREPARE FOR A RAINY DAY.

~ Look up your old Umbrellas, and -
send them 10 the subscriber in fairoo
weather 10 be repaired, and thus give
~ him time 10 do the work faitRfully-for in
rainy weather the press il great that the work
may not he well done, 'nothing is well done that
is done in hurry.''
UMBRELLAS for sale from 81 II cents up to ak
dollars, comprising general assortment Of green,
blue, and black silk and gngham Umbrellas.
A large assortment of articles suitable for every
description of repairs.
Don't forget the place. ID. PIERCE,
Penn. avenue, between lath and 18th streets.
sep 5-eon
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BUILDING sTONE.-On hand quantity
ID of BUILDING STONE, suitable for wharf foun-
dations culverts, which be delivered in large
or small quantities at any wharf In the city, on ap
plicaton to the subscribers, corner Of d and 18th
streets. II. N. 4 ". EASILY.
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CUPERIOR ROSEWOOD, Walnut,
- and M Ogamy Furniture, Gilt

~ or + " IOfs TNOS Il W OOD, " aIh NJ /,
- and Mahogany Furniture, Gilt
frame Mirrors, &C.. at Private Sale, at f.
n. STATIONS Auction Rooms south side Vi Penusy
yania avenue near 10Th street
Superior Rosewood. mahogany, and walnut, full
harble-tcp Dressing Bureaus. Warirebes
hsrbe-top Pier, Centre, Sofa, his: and otLer Ia
bles
Rosewood. walnut, aud mahogany French Bed.
Steads
ParlOr Chairs and Rockers, Sofis
Tetea-T-tes, Divuns, Cottage and Truudle Bed
steads. &c
ALSO
Four superior French-plate Mirrors with brackets
and slabs, all complete. cell is solicited.
n. B.-The above will be- sold at unusually low
prices. for cash, or approved notes, to cover ad-
sanres. T.. y. STRATTON,
Auction and Commission Merchant.
Pa. avenue, south side, near 10th street
&C 25-d6t-
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Meeting Of Tarern keepers-It will be seen tina,
the tavern keepers meet again, on Monday afternoon
In relation TO their business and to take efficient
STEPS 10 protect the same.
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.

Ia WM III. NF0RD, Merchant Tailor,
Ia north side Of Pennsylvania avenue, under
Gadshy's Hotel, has just returned from the
-l4. North, and is now opening well selected
stock of French and English Goods. such az CLOTH.
CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, of the latest style
and importation, all of which he will have made to
order in the most fashionable manner at short no
tice and at the lowest possible price for cash. to
pune ual men Oh time. He would take this oppor-
tunity to return his sincere thanks to his friends
and generous public for their liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him. and solicits contin-
uaon and increase of the san e. All orders will he
executed with promptnesS and dispatch.
B-Aiso, on hand. Il very beautiful assortment
of Gentlemens' Furnishing Goods.
sep 26-2aWTu&S-
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lNSEE ED OIL, raw and boiled; White Lead:
IL Varnishes; Window Glass of all sizes; Paint
Brushes; Tools: Fitches Cames Hair Pencils ground
and dry Coorsc and everything in the Paint line
be found at GlLNANS Drug Store, Penn. avenue,
between 9th and 9TH streets. oc %
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DILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE
ID Two of the hest BILLIARD TABLES for sale
Enquire at j. Caapar-, Capitol Hill. Price $500,
cash. oc l4-tf