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List Of Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

Nationol Rotel-W Glover, XIV: c G scnbner
Va; z Berry of w, Nd; Wallace, do: Holt 4
lady, do Mrs Easley * daughter, do; Mr. FAINT, do;
! McCurdy & daughter, o; r R Bloom, lady & child,
want; s Keller. Pa; { Simn,s, USS; " King /
lady. NY: |. Wheeler, son 4 ladies. do, w l. Cure
ton, do; De La Motta. Ga; Stearnes, NY;
Owen & lady, Ala; II Wright. lady sisters; do;
NJ A Baldwin, do; G w Howit, do Capt e Long
Hs nse srs L2n ss AH fI 5s d. pdy ya ss
& lady, Texas; Miss Creigh, Va; Sheppard
La; w Hertine. NY; II Carr, Cal; l. Kinginan,
NY: T ? French, do; w Thompson, do; Samuel
Jenkins, do Jno Thompson, Va; J Winston, do;
G Richards, Ind G w Cas-, Pa; J s Clarke, do;
w Druman, NJ; DIR Espinosa, do.
Brovrrs' Hofcl.-.k B Gallup. Mich; Chapman,
Va; Miss Chapman, dot Rev W Starr, Md; Mis-,
Starr. Nd, Miss Starr. do: w Bruce NY, ! F
Chapman, do, Dt rayicr lady, child L servant, Va:
Miss c Ifeth, do; Miss Heth. do; Miss Lizzie SEX
den. do; Seder. do NJ c Selden s. servant, do;
G r Swan daughter, Miss; Ling lady, Va; W
Warren lady. do; Miss n Warren. do: II Cath
do; F. e cambridge, do. G Tyler, Va; DR. Tyler.
do: II C Smith, do; ] c. Cresnia, VI; Brand. Va:
B II Davidson & lady, NC; A Pittman & lady, Va;
4 p kr-- 10: Hem, fooge!, ny; v TueI, do; II
Rogers. Va: w J Lynd, do; Il G Smith, do; U Lam
prey. NH; w White. Pa; W II Evans, Va; W Brent,
do; II B Starr, Md; w Starr. do.
United Stutes Hotel w Johnson, Va; John NJ
Worden. d; fir rdtsard kutu & family, Nd; f w
Young do; G w Draimewell, Mass; l. Hnsctnan
O; r Har'welI & lady, Pa; c r Evard, Va; R d
RathG. dn f Hamilton, do; N Carp inter- & lady,
do; Col w ] Lesser, Pa; J Bingham, do; J T Wal
ton. NY; G II Mason. Pa; ] Hudson, do: w II Jones,
Texas, RGeder, o. Robert Martin, NJ; f Schutr,
NY.
Gadsby's Hotel-G T Crockett. Pa; I'd Condy,
sc; Miss Condy. do; Miss r II Lening. do N Nit
cheIl. do; Mrs Nelson do; Miss Nelson, do; Far
ley 4 family, DC, " n Wil-on. NY; II Wright, do.
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NEW GOODS. NEW STORE.


hoN q BROT HER have just opened a large
GOODSon the corner of Ninth and streets five
do re- north Of Clagett Co.'S store st the corEe. of
Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street They have
Ntted the store up in handsome style, and having
four large sales rooms. they determined IN keep
fun ard complete stock of everything wanted for
furnishing house complete. Persons furnishing
may st assured of finding the goods as cheap a.
they can be- foand elswhcre, with great saving of
time trouble. ard ye1at:on i'll dealing in m,ny
stores. We nam.-
Parlor Sets, consisting of Sofas. Chairs and two
handsome Arm Chairs. Of rosewood. mahogany
and walnut, covered with brocatel, plush,
hair-cioth, or in white, to be covered to suit
the taste of purchasers
Chamb"r Sets, consisting of Pe1stead. four Chairs
Hashsink. Dressing Bureau. Wardrobe, and
Ieapoy, painted in coors solid wood, of
oak, walnut ar mahogany
Also, d~tsched pieces of all kinds Of Furniture
Bel, Mattresses, Mirrors, Plated Goods,
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware. Wood and
Japanned Ware, Cutlery. &c; in fact. for psr-
lor chamber, dining room, hall and kitchen,
you will frd all you want
For particulars refer You to our catalogues,
which comprise list Of every kind Of goods we
keep.
call from those wanting goods in our line is in
goods and fair dealing
Issnember the location. 9th am street. five
doors from Pennsylvania avenue, :hrce-stoy build
ing, granite front, and known GiieOns Bui ding.
bonn BR
VI. DOM & BRO. continues at the old store,
Penn. ylvsnia avenue. between 10Th and 1lth SITS.
OF lO-po2y-
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Pennsylvania Election.

Pn1LADELpHfl, October 13-l0 P. NJ
Foulkrod (dem.j is elected senator from
the county by LOCO majority. There are
eight democratic members of the House
elected. The State senate is democratic
by three majority over all shades of oppo-
siton. The house is largely democratic
The returhs indicate that the democratic
majority in Pennsylvania is between
80 ,Q00 and 10000.
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NITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFTBCTS
L AT AUCT, oN.-Ut WEDNESDAY morning.
October 18th at 10 oclo X shall SELL OF tho resi-
denre OF DR. Licwrmann, on The south side of y st,
between 18Th and 18th STREETS. sjl bis Household
Furniture and Efforts
Mahogany ise Piano Forte. by Gilbert
Mahogany Arm and Farior Chairs. in Brocntclle
Crimson Ismask and Embrcider, d Lncr Curtains
Gilt.ffame Mirror. Girendoles, Astral Lamps
Marble on Pier Table, Gilt Coruicc and Fixtures
Mahogany and Walnut Centre, Card, and Sds Ia
b!es
Mahogany Sofas. Eorkers and Parlor Chairs
Painted cane and wooi-sest Chairs
French Mantel lime piece
Marble end cast iron StatuetteH
Mahogany Book and Mineral Cases
Mahogany French Bedsteads, Wardrobe
Washstsnds Toilet Sets
Best Curlcd hair and Ilusk Mattresses
Boosters and Pillows, Blankets. Count rpanes
French Chins Dinner and Tea Wac
Plated tss;ors, Decanters, Tumblers
finger Bowls, Wines, Cordirls
Refrigerators Bath Tubs, Cooking Stove
Three ply. Ingram. ard Venetian Csrpeting
oil 10th, Mating, Stair Rods and Eyes
Together with good assortment Of Kitchen Uten-
sils.
Terms: s25 and under, cash over that sum y
credit of two and four months for notes satbfaeori
ly endorsed, bearing interest.
J. c. MCGUIRE,
oc Id Auctoneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
nx w n IEwIs. AucIianeer.

BY w B. GkwKS, Auetioneer.
w ATCIES JEW ELRY. FANCY GOODS, &c, 81
w AUCTION shall sell. 1T Mr.. :. Eddy'-
Store. on Pennsylvania avenue nssr National Hof-a
on Friday rrd Saturday evenings b~tf variety cs
Gold anil silver Watches. among wbtb are some
Fine Gold Hunting and DETACHED f~ysrs
Also, Breas'pins. Ear Rings, Lockets
rrnris. Rings. &c.
Also. n lot of Fancy Goods
Together With lS.CO0 German Scrars
Additions received ard advances made when re-
CURED. ". Il. LEWIS,
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EoR SALE, very 4altiat,eTRACro LAND

L IN AIeHandria county, Virgna. containing ffty-
two acres and fraction, situated opposite George
town, and lthin Quarter Of mile of the Ftrr, ::
binds on the Fairfax road. aid lie Turnpike from
the Ferry 10 Alexandria runs through the eastern
end Of it. There about seventeen acres Of il III
good wood and timber, and much fine cedar for pcsts
upon it. The cleared part has al been highly i'm
proved and ditced with French drains. - Fine springs
Of pure water and a never failing stream run through
it; the whole fenced in to the turnpihe with fine
post and rail fence; q good barn, with sheds and
small dwelling -houses. all in good order
The soil is OF very superior quality. and about six
one acre planted in ranches of the best kinds
This land is most beautifully situated with sur
face everywhere as level and even could be de-
sired Nearly the whole tract may be considered as
frst-r ate timothy land
Those wishing to purchase will please call on Mr..
L. Carhery, in Georgetown. Owen hurry. First
Ward. Washington, for any further information.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER IL.

ARRIvED-Schr Sarah Hooper, Sayre, Northum-
terl,nd, corn and wheat, to Robinson & Payne.
schr Eleanor, Wnkerson, Mattox, wheat to Rob-
inson & Payne
schr. Cal Davis, Todd, Port Deposit, lumber to
SmoOt 4 Uhler.
Schr, Enterprise Wheeler, Rum Point wheat to
D. 2. Blackjack.
Sohr. Ann McCarty, Hatton, Pennington, wheat
md corn to D. & 8. Blackjack.
Sloop Three Brothers, Hatton, Pennington, wheat
and corn to D. s. Blackjack
Scoop Slider, Beard, Pennington, wheat to D. s.
Blackjack.
Schr. Mora Shute, Boston, to Cumberland Coal 4
Iron Co.
sAILEp:-Scir r. Mora, Shutc, Boston, coal by Cum
berlard Coal & Iron Co.
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AT PRIVATE SALE,

I WILL offrr AT private sale, my LEASE, with
Bar room Gas Fixtures. and other articles. all o
which will he shown to any one Wi hing TO pur
chase. Locality on Penn ylvanIa avenue, south
side, 9th street runs back to street; con
tains II roons in good order. Tine Of lease p
months. The House is in good reputc and doing
good business; front jus, painted. a quantity Of
good LIQUOR can he had at cost price. For fur
Their particulars see the subscriber.
All persons indebted to nue. will please call up and
pay and save further trouble. J. DAVIS.
Eff
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TO THE LOVERS OF
ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONARIEs, &C.

TVNIE AMERICAN ICE CREAM, mar ufacturcd by
l. the subscriber from pure country cream. and
Yards at 81 So ScI raon n % the
Parties Dinners. and Private Entertainments fur
Eished in the most fashionable style, and equal to
any in the United States
CHARLOTTE-RUSSE, FROZEN FRUIT,
BLANC NANCE, PYRAMIDS,
JELLlES, CAKES, &c.
made to order in every style.
All orders left ut ARN0LD'S. uader Gadsby 5
Ilote! on Pennsylvania avenue, will be puuctually
attended to- where there will be constantly kept
hand large and fresh assortment OF FRUITS.
CONFECTIONARIES FRENCH BON-BONS, PRE-
SERVES, PICKLES, &C.
long experience in the business enables the sub
scrber TO guarantee the utmost satisfaction
OYSTERS IN various styles, COFFEE, TEA. CHO-
COLATE, ORGEAT, and other refreshments, can be
obtained at all hours at the above saloon
sep2a II. ECKARDT.
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S. X E w straved
NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.

NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.
ME are now opening fall stock of DIR Y
w GOODS, which have been selected with much
care from the latest mportstions, and comprises all
the various styles Of
Rich Plaid and Brocade Silks
Rich FiGured and Plaid Cashmeres
Black Silks of all grades, some choice brands
Bombazine and super Black Apac;,s
Black and Colored Canton Grapes
Shawls in endless variety
And in short every article that is to lie found in
well assorted stock to which invite the particular
attention OF purchasers, are determined to sell
as low as any other house in the District.
Rf- All articles sold at our establishment are war
ranted to prove Represented.
MAXWELL, SEARS ( COLLEY,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
S-eo6t-
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Auction NOTICE

"AVING rnRdc arrangements to hold regular
IL evening sales at the stsrd of Mr.. \. EDDY.
Pennsylvania avenue. National IIo.el, / would
r-sp ctfuly call the attention Of persons having any
goods to sell, such Watches Jew, Try. Book Sta
tionery end all kinds o; fancy goods, srpars, Guns,
Cutlery, &c. / prepared 10 rec i've Consign-
ments for regular sales, will devote special ven
ings 10 any persons invoices when dssired-in oil
they must lie unlimited And fsttcr mysolf
tn fT,m general knowledge have gained hy cape
rence Of the value Of goods, will lie able 10 give
satisfaction. WM. ID LEWIS,
Auctione~r.
Wanted, n smart BOY, about Is ears Of age.
Enrufra q III 12|tw-
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RIBANDS, CAPS. &c.

D0NNET Ribands, 121z to IS cts. a yard
- Neck and Sash Ribands, 80 to 81 so yard
Cap and fancy do all prices
Fine new style Opera Caps
Fine Dress and Mourning Caps
Lace and Muslin embroidered Caps
Riband and Chenille Head Dresses
Inflnts promenade Caps. Rosettes, &c.
Outside, Pace and Cap Flowers
Japnnicas. Roses ard Buds
White and colorcd Wreaths
Pendants for the hair
Tooth and Toilet Powders
Celebrated Chinese Skin Powder
Perfumeries, hair TONES
Hair. tooth nail and comb Bru hes
Tuck, reding, side, and putting Combs
Honey Windsor, Crystal. Rose Omnibus,
Palm, Flotant. and other Soaps
Also, variety of notions necessary for the toilet
A. TATE,
Pa. avenue, between 10th and 18th streets
LIT
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Ohio Election

CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-The Democrats
have, beyond doubt, carried this State by
a very large majority. There is no report
of the vote upon the Liquor Law. The
Democratic majorities are. in Montgomery
goo, Erie 800, Sandusky 200, and Ottawa
200. The Free Sellers carry Cuyahoga.
and have GOO majority in Iorain.
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Severa Weather

BosroN, Oct. i3th.-tiount Washing
ton is now covered with sno. to the
depth OF two feet, and in some places Is
drifted to the height of eight feet. In the
towns around the mountain, snow has
been falling for several days. The Their
momcter at the mountain last week stood
a zero
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still tending upwards-sales Of Western
Canal, at Is. cd. advance, and Ohio at an
advance of IS. per Dbl. Corn had large
" advanced-sales Of white at As. per
quarter. Wheat had also advanced, and
was still tending upwards.
ConsolS had declined 10 93s q 93s.-
The Bank had raised the rate of interest
10 per cent.
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Trccble in the Canal Board.

ALBANY, Oct. 1s.-It is rumored here
that the Canal board have removed Super
ifltendcnt Waterman, and Wright the
beat inspector: and that they have threat
ened to remove all the Hunkors on the
line of the canal.
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Great Race

PITTsBURGii, Oct. l5th.-The great
race, four mile heats, otsr Broad Rock
course, between Nina, Red Eye and Law
son, took place to-day, and was won by
Red Eye. He won the LIST and Sd heats
and was declared victor.
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TEIEGRAPHIC.
BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE ETENING STIR.
Baltimore Markets in Breadstuffs

BALTIMORE, Oct. ii. IL 1.-THE Cana
da's news unSettles the market. Wheat
is held at three to five cents higher-no
sales. Sales of 20 600 bushels of corn
yellow, 50; white 50 to ST. Flour held
at 81. Butter,in kegs, Is cts: rolls, Il
to 90 cts.
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F8r Joe Shilling on receives all the NEW
Books and NEWSPAPERS AZ fast As published. He
is agent for Harprr's and all the other Magazines
and our readers WILL always find large and good as
sOrtmeBt of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon Building, of ~ street and Penn
sylvania avenue. aug 10
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

- New HAT, CAP. and Gentlemnn's AM
| 81 Furnishing Ssore. I'd door east Of Uni &E
SGted States Int.l.-I have just opened y
splendid lot of HATS, CAPS. SHIRTS. COLL AIRS,
CRAVATS, HOSIERY, &c. all Of which Hre OF tn
--latest styles and fashions To which invite tue at
teu ton of all who in want Of Fuch articles. My
Hats mlnuf, - ure expressly for me If the bet
material, aud will warrant that they give sstisfao
lion Tn the wearrr J. d. HENDLRY.
S-ft-
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BY j. C. MCGUIRE, AucttOneer.
II ANDSONE PAIR OF MATCHED PONIES at
Ill AUCTIoN.-f'n FRIDAY afternoon. October
l4Ih at O'Clock, In front Of my Auction Rooms. L
hall sel a pair of mattel "a Ponies and hnrpe~sN
Thy work kindly together and trot we'll. and sald
because the owner has no further use for them.
Trims cash. J. {. MCGUIRE
Or 'o-J kurtjopCyr
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f. NJ. BOTELER, Practical Gas.Fn.
ter and Plumber

Southwest corner of sUt and u streets
Is prepared at all times to supply the public gene.
/ rally with GAS FITTINGS and FIXTURES If
tbs latest styles and patterns, the most reason
abe terms.
Churches, Hotels or any public private build
ings, fitted up with GAS PIPES and FIXTURES at
the shortest notice.
Sole Agent for Dr. Kidder's Patent Gas Regulator
which for economy aud superior light should be pos
sessed BY all consumers Of saa. sep 22-tf-
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!g3The most astonishing results are being pro-
dIced hy tile Use OF GISMASS HAIR DE. 1t is doing
what las upfFr been done riGre-sc!lane GENTLE
mems hair whiskcrS. or mustarhios from red, white
or grizzly gray TO permanent jet black, or b'auh
full brown, required, in one minute. Prepared by
L. D. GILMAN, Chemist, of this city.
e. There il no better time than the prtsent.to
purchase your supplies of Fall and Winter clothing
To those in went of superior or low-prced apparel,
would urge the prudence of visiting the popular
establishment known as NOAH WALKERS MAR
BILE HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM Browns build
ing. where they BE- suited with every variety and
style Of clothing. Their beautiful and we'll selected
stock. consists In bart of fife bnfk ami fanny cubred
cloth froc sack dress coats; Superior plain and
fancy cashmere business frocks and sacks: rich
tamas paletats and sack ovcrcoats: with the be (
selection of fine black docakin and fancy cashmere
pants cut velvet silks rr:ia. cae*imers and plush
vests. Also shirts collars, drawers. socks. cravats
handkerchief suspenierS. gloves, untlershirts, &c.
All of which they will sell lower than anv other
house in this any other city. We would also call
the attention of ladies to their complete assortment
of Boys Clothing. large supply of servants wear
always on hand.
HrISvALIDs recovering from the effects of Fever
Bilious Diseases. or long continued illness of anv
kind. will find Carriers Spanish Mixture the only
remedy which will revive their ,1r oping consttn-
tons eIpe all bad humors from the blood excite the
liver to prompt and healthy action and by its tonic
properties, restore the patient to life and vigor
We can only sa- TRY II. :. Jingle hottie is worth
all the socaled Sarsaparilas in existence 1t con-
tains no Mercury, Opium. any o'her noxious or
poisonous drug. and be given to the youngest
infant without hesitation.
See tt @ certificates Of wonderful cures around the
bottle. More than five hundred persons in the city
of Richmond. Va, can testify to its good effects
- See advertisement.
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GOLD MUSIC

nLD NIGHT CAP, Old night lamp, Old family
~ clock. Old log hut, Old water mill Old pin tree.
o gum tree, Old sycamore Old elm tree. Old North
State. Old veteran Old king time. Old time when he
buried the beautiful hours, Old folks at home, Old
Rosn the baau, Old bachelor, o d maid, Old Scottish
gentleman, Old sexton, OH friendships smiles, Old
house at home. Old arm chair and ansger-together
with good selection of the newest and most popu-
lar music will be found at L" Music Depot"
oct g. HILBUS 4 IIITZ.
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Watch Retmns.-Jas. Parker, colored, profane
language in the street, workhouse thirty days; Ishay
Rauck, vagrant, workhouse thirty days; Chas. Ros
W. II, drunk and dlsorderly. paid fine and costs and
gave security. Samuel Lewis, eoored, paid fine and
costS and gave security
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BLANKETS, QUILTS, &c.

WYE have now in Store
w 1900 pairs Blankets, of all grades
$50 Marscillc. and Allendale Quilts
800 pairs bleached and brown cotton She.tinge
10 do linen Shectings
20 do pillow slip Cotton
100 dozen damask Napkins
300 do Towels, all grades
30 pairs Table Damask
With a large and general stock of house furnish
ing Dry Goods in all of which we defy competition
YERBY, TEBBS VERIFY
Correr Pennsylvania avenue and It'll street.
oc If Union 1ml
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TO THE LADIES.

The latest style Il Winter HATS just
Eas&A eived-The undersigned respectfully in
81. Ss ties the attention Of the ladies to examine
W. our new style Of HATS, and 10 inform them
that ready tn receive and execute all orders
for HATS. CAPS, HEaDDRESSFS. &c. with neat
and dispatch. Also, very select assortment of
POINTED velvet RIBBON, all colOrs; together with
eTtIy variety Of Fancy Geo :. at
WI. +. SHIELDS.
eth sire =, above Pennsylvania avenue.
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SH AWLS.

WE have now in store the flowing Shawls.
W which we knew is the best stock in the Dis
trrt
40 Waterloo Log Shawls
so Bay State Mills Long Shawls
30 Waterl, tt ong Shawls
$50 All-wool Square shawls
IS White and coored Grape Shawls
SIS Cashmere Shaws
40 Long and Square Brocha Shawls
80 Various styles Of Mourning Shawls
To the whole Of whch we invite the particular at
tention of purchasers.
YERBY, TEBBS & VERY.
Corner PA. avenue and eth street.
oc If FJTnion lm1
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nor II ENT-A first class BOARDING HOUSE
IL OF stfert near 18th. four stories in height,
with tach building, containing large dining room.
parlors. and thirty chanltrs. Rent 81, 800. Apply
corner of II and lc3th street. ssp 2T-dtf-
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NTOTICE.-Store to rent and stock of hew
- and second hand Books for sale cheap-If I
can get good offer for my store and sell out the
Books Ill rent it. The value for good str nd is
rapidly increasing. as expect to pay particular at
tent on to the hambrs Sa' Don. Parties can be
supplied with reasonable refreshments. in good
style. ALFRED HUNTER
lift
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ALWAYS AWAKE,

dLWA10 AWAKE.
ETcGRAW & JACOBS are on the q4 rirc for great
WI sales at the lowest prices. They would an
nouncet to the Old Army and New Recruits. that
their MAMMOTH STOCK is swiftly arriving. Every
Steamer, ship, and Schooner landing part Of their
beautiful and wei selected stock. Call and see the
extraordinary bargains to be made at The Model
Grocery Store, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street sep 15-aolm-
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Dismissed and suspe,1cd.-Watchmah Simonds
has been dismissed from the Auxiliary Guard and
watchmah Fletcher suspended. The cause i'm
proper conduct while on duty.
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ENOR RENT-Four furnished DON and
l. PARLOR, on 9Th street. between G and II SITS.
Gas light at the door Enquire within. of Mr. DUP
FEY. 1t Is the Post and Patent Offices.
CT i5-ht+.
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hHoosed Senssiess.-Mr. Brce Litton of Rockville.
vac yesterday Knocked senseles. while crossing the
avenue, by the tongue Of carriage coming in con-
tact With his body. lie was taken 10 the Franklin
hoel' doctors called III, who found no serious in
I1nes. aud he is now doing WELL under the kind
treatment OF Mr.. and Mrs Baker.
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The P0rk Hotei.-This is fine place for pleas
ant visit, either By foot horse situated short dis
tancc Rorthwardly out eth street aauraI retreat
where gentlemen can b. han 'someIy accommodated
with dinners, suppers, &c. The Mcssrs Harrison
keep 1t IN apple PIE ORDER
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IRON CEMETEkY, TERANDA, AND OTHER
-GAILINGS, consisting Of Il great variety Of pat
ems made 10 order, and constantly on hand. For
sale by RALPH HASKINS,
oct 2 Penn. ay., south side, near 10th 81.
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NOTICE-The subscriber respectfully informs
~ his customers who deal on open account that
their bills will presented on the LIST of every month,
when it is confidently expected the same will be
pail STEVENS, A No /.
oct r
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nlSSOLUTION.-The partnership heretofore ex-
~ listing under the firm of Roberts & Kelly is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business W i'll
be carried on in future by Joseph W Kelly who has
assumed oil the rcRp"ns! hties of the late firm and
is authorised 10 col,ec all monies due the same
WM l.. ROBERTS,
octs-3t*- J. W. KELLY.