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Clothing!

IOSH WIHTMORGwuIho hold lortha,thc old
j stunt Tor tew week, tOlLrt, and ,v,Il ,eii his
stock At -'urli advance tom New York prices
Ny .loski. npa cpmprtr, aud lean ,ri, ill., most
difficult Cone IN auI see. 1t don't nerd amy
b'owlrg, the goods val show Tor Themselves Re.
m-m1cr the pace. Nh" marble cuinr-d hu. ing 81
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BEW OF COUNTCRcElTS z

Ask for D.. ". g Fnrr.lrs Arabian iini-
m.rt, as acouneritit called II. e.. Farrell. il in
The market. BE careful yos are not imposed
upon.
The true and Only genuine sold in O,.nwa, by
" ", Chvary. 6. l.. Thompson, Fellows.
Walker & Co.. aud hy merchants and drSegis,s
generally. Aupustx "
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Ths Lam, and S!iF Join.ed are hea.ei.-Fror,
NMam Merchant, Minister OF the Gospel. New
Cnnandigua, Mich, June 2lst, 1883
DEAR SIR ;-!iayirg heard of your celebrated
arabian Liniinent wasinduced 10 Try it's virtues
on my wife, who, from eStrome swelled iinhs.
nasnoi been able 10 walk, or do any business tot
ab0u, lour years and having tried oil the most
ssiliinl physicians IN our parts md applied n!liie
rrmedie. lcould hear OF 10 no effect, o, last wi,h
much difficulty procured one bottle oi your Linz
nrht OF |. Owen y Co, o'Delroit. My wife used
tls, ahd received 50 much benefit that she now h..
gus ~ watk,and Will soon be aswell as ever shr
was Yourwl,h respect, WIN MsRcnAsr.
l nstni.l sot ts triiaoatit fgy all lpo.sen.
ship. Porter co lndara, have been badly f1ictea
with hernia or rupture fI 20 years, 40 badly tht:
could not work more than half my time. hayr
'rieu truss pads, and everything that ! thsug'
would give me re lief, but | found nothing unit
tired your arabian Linmert, and for the first f-x
weeks could 90 10 work in ten minutes ate,
Ind made he application, as il kept the bowels W
80 good would not be without II for all poss.
c'a, rs the ar,fce is healed and | am perfectly
%f a aRS sse aSE Il ser ss # Ifs; ;I
This lie to certify that We knew Danisl r.
Sehellinger Tor four years. and believe the Gbo,t
s'a'ement:o be true. JosY WILLIAMSON,
w. Y. KNIGHT. P. M.
~ Fhe Quincy Wing, OF 18th March, 81 on
OF the largest and mos' popular papers in Illinois.
says:
"Sec;he advertisement Of w 3. Fareil's Ara.
ban ointment, This l.iniment!s the genuine cure
al, and 10 mistake"
Fraud and Mrosiush Erposed- Viud,nass lie
FctHfed,-trom Col. A. y. Garrett, Peoria.
H.. owner ofthe Peoria House formerly Plan.
ter's House, and one Of The o!des. and uios' re.
sr.riahe ci,lzenP.
fins i. 10 cerufy that 1 have known " 2.
Farrell tor Tia last - years, and know that he ~
the urigina iound- and proprietor OF the medicine
known AZ" Arabian iiniucut," that have us-.,
il both upon man and beast and found il an invn',-
able article, and 'hn' person named II. G, la,-
r-,l, omf certain knowledge, commenced imi,l-
ting this valuable medicine about Tour years after II
was frs, manufactured by w. B. Farrell.
A n GARRETT
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l.uO!x stclC.

LuOk stciC.
( '0AlN pumps solirou lGyhnccs, ample pea.
Nrtt', bench ~cr'wa. r.rsefy lamps. pa ste Ig-
gers, sewing htds, hand bells. cow bells hay
knives, coffee rous,rrs. brass kettles dor chains
dog colara. dog muzze bird cages. tor snle ~ the
October % Cry iI.RpwARg STOEF.
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DR.. w, 3. FARRELL'S

Gel. brated Original Arabian I.ninept
'I'tl medicine having been extensively used
T. throughout the United States for many years.
has required high reputation, More than -Four
HHn0ied 1housnnd Ponissh have been sold within
thei"siycur, md tie demand is sill increasing
NO medicine Of orpinary qualities could continue In
use solong. aud yet maintain the high character
ihls article yos-ssses
VII never be forgotten, and its increasing use viii
oHiy produce More EyideRce its Fsror No.
igedicne wi!care all diseases, but Ineoatsstikis
fteoj |! ven that ;hs Linment will
DIt,A 4
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Wooden Department,

We nave rI AIi Is Nos enough lnr l' Spl''. IuT
&: = n q - - e.: - q ~ N =: 81
A7r oil night both u quality and pr,rc. And IN
rrIlrl 'n rucN-ry AMI glassware, we have good
assortment mud t"uuu'ul styles Al our guuN-
have been selected with clIr. and wc arr d,rct-
mined to SET them az ptirts that witl I'VE rl'!-.
hcton to all. o. Wednesday, Nov. -, We
shall be glad 10 see all uur frrrds aud n many
other A. wlii favor Il. win a rnlt Ncwul mp-i
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~ silteii,

~ TONS Of rags, at the New Hardware
Ct| Store, for which the highest price will be
paid september 81 5, f. KING 4 Co.
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Wedron Water Power,
Ifousc BnIidprs5TooIs

- lNGLE and double IRON bench p,nnes In srts or
= single, pannrl p'ows, og.cs, tlis;srs, oveos,
rabbits plumb nd levels, pumppaEes ,brade sc .,
f"rr.al. ntnanuiaciTTer. prlctshy
does j. MAr,EyS Co
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DRY GOODS
Now on hand, Is larger than ever before kcl
Ottawa. The stock Of
GROC RIES

Is complete, md N a tew days willie a. fall as
ever. The shocshop will he continued rs hereto
fore Inducements wrIl he offered tina; vii not nd.
nit Of refusal. II 'rui he 10 your interest TO CON
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New Store and New Goods.

William Reddioh & Henry Hutlbnt
TT ANEhrwcda co-par'ncrship for the tran.
i / slc'iuu ~ the mercantile business, at whole
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Peoria, Ill. Sept. %, 1851.
w. B Farrell's Arabian Lintment.

This valuable medicine combnes,he necessary
qualities to tntl- It TO public iavor. Possessing in
high degree the properties Of an Anodyne and
Baisqn "iYcs i, n wonderful influence over many
plintu diseases i's great efficacy to heal can only
ne a,Hbncd to IN" Balsnms and Oils which il con-
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owner wanted.

ORSE shocins done at he shor,cs, rotirc,
I aud IN the best STYLE, al the OLD stand nj z
Barnard. Also cpairng md Job work oinIl kinds
IN the matchmaking line, by good and cxpcrlen.
rrd work men, will he attn dcd To Mt all times
when callcltor. o2o GEoKsE W ilhtL.
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DuRE timothy seed wanted fore early shipment
1 the highest price in cash willbe paid in cash
W July % No.. q N,rrINGER.
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JULES hands Elder lus,ra,e, extracts, hair
~ dyes, pomadcs, han oils, toilet powder and
vnTrcntrd etsoaG, putt balls, &c,
July l6 f. Y t;Drqe,
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Ny lnrge nndclCr,nt varIetyof gloves and no
si'y, boots md shoes cnrpetbags, mouirgs,
carpets etc inyl,c the attention OF buyers to
INV cstob .hmcnt, west side OF the court house
square October ~
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STEAM POWER
Furniture Mandatory.

TllE subscriber grateful for the past inyors and
the very liberal patronage which they have re-.
'eiy"d, would respectfully inform the citizens OF
Ottawa and vicinity that they have on hand for
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From inc Hartford Times.
Government Vessels.

The New York Scientific American OF this week ha.
good article ON the subject OF government steamships
ihese vessels have generally proved TO be failures
lar isieHor TO he noble steamers built by individual
ierpfise As an cart is TO locomotive. Every
tractor seems 10 think the government is goose aud
that he has special commission to pick her SO all OF
them 20 10 work with good will. plucking the quilts
The government shoad itself. and attend TO these
great frauds. 1t should be careful in making lis
contracts, and more rigid in enforcing them II 10 easy
enough 10 ascertain what il costs George Law or Come
Illus Vanderbilt to build steamer, ald it is already
known that their vessels built at fair prices, never fail
The government should make good contracts as these
enerprising individuals it should have good steamers
On no account should the government ever receive or
ray Tor the machinery of vessel OF this kind I'LL an ac.
aal and thorough trial has proved il 10 be equal in ev
cry respect 10 the specifications IN the contract Alter
three or four jobs rejected the government will begin
10 receive good machinery. AS the thing works,
an engine made contract for the government, al
immense cost, is worth just about much an un-
hewn Nova Scotia gndslone. But 10 return 10 the art
Gle OF the Scientific American. We copy il here
II what everybody Gays is true. then
has most weiched and Inc ttclent steam navy Expe
Renee does not 10 be held in much esteem by
OF those who have had and still have the management
Of navy matters for the newest steamships are worse
than the Oldest in the navy IN Si3 the rst screw pro-
peller steam gae designed by Captain John Erics
son, OF caloflc noofley and the machinery was con-
srncled by Merrick Town, OF Philadelphia After six
years moderate service and The destruction OF two sets
Of boilers and two propeers, her hull, which was
built OF green white oak. was found 10 be rotten, and
ordered to be broken up. The engines, however.
although OF queer consructionviz double pstons Of
unequal size. working in sem-,cylinders-were said to
have operated WELL and still nearly good
consequently they taken out, and kept in the navy
yard Boston, with the intention of putting them
Princeton the Second This vessel construct
ed in the Boston avy-yaTdbe hull said TO be built AZ
beautiful model and Of the best materials aud was
launched in 1851 The engines carefully refined
and placed IN the vessel, and new boilers and new
vese cnmnIard ~ Mnrav Wslshnra, af
The cost for boilers repairs on engine, &c.. and for
screw was SS6,293. 1t intended that this
steam frgae, armed and equipped, would form OF
the steamers for The Japan expedition; but instead of
this in about two years after she launched, chow
long they take to tinker up government jobs) she
recently sent down to the fshng banks in the bay of
Fundy, and her voyage from Norfolk (Va) to
Portsmouth, IN H. she obtained the crabike speed of
only four miles per hour"
Now. not this most disgraceul and has not the gov
eminent submitted TO it quite long enough
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sales To-Day.
by GREEN " SCOTT. Auction.

by GREEN ~ SCOTT. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AMI
kitchen furniture auctiohOn Thursday, the Ith
shall SELL 10 O'Clock the residence Of Mrs Elizabeth
OF 18Th, between and
f,om Elizabeth Warning
February 1885, snd dsiy recorded IN
Washington In the District Of CoIumba all the household
Of the establishment, viz
Mahogany sofas, divans, psrlor spd rocking chairs
DO dressing md other bureaus and sidsboards
DO marble top centre, card, side, and other tables
Walnut extension dining and breakfast tables
Maple French and other hedstesds, wHrdrobos
Feather beds, and shuck mattresses, and bedding
Gilt frame mirror and other looking glasses
ManeI ornaments solar, hail. and other lamps
ingrain and stair carpets, and oiicloth
China, rinss, crockery, and stone ware
Andirops, shovel, ongs and fendery, toilet sets
Cooking, radiator, and other stoves
a kitchen requisites
articles which
All $50 cash. and $780, credit OF 60 and %
days, for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
WIN. u. WARD, Trustee.
GREEN SCOTT,
Augs-d Aucuoncer.
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Later from Havana and Key west.

CHARLESTON, August 7.--ARRIvAL OF THE ISABEL AT
CHARLEsToN-The steamship Isabel, Captain Ron, ar
rived here Saturday. bringing Havana and Key Yves,
dates 10 the 4th instant.
The news from Havana is quite unimportant. Sugars
had undergone no change moIasses was quoted al "a
reals
Key West continued healthy, but the weather was
very warm.
The materials and cargo OF the ship Robert Morris,
which biged the 23d ult, were sold for $7.742 Sal
wage had not been awarded
The salvage on the brig Scotsman amounted to As per
cent $ll 6l0, that being the valuation the hull
materials and cargo.
The salvage on the ship Marathon 81. sos. The
ship and cargo valued al 55 Oo0 and the court
did consider the vessel in danger she had been
paired, was loading, and would sail for New York in
few days
The hull OF the Robert Morris brought S45.
The French brig Belle France, from New Orleans
bound 10 ST. LOUIS Senegal, ashore on Pickle reel
the LIST August, threw overheard some lumber, and
assisted by wreckers, arrived at Key West the 4th
leaking. Her cargo consisted OF lumber tobacco, and
cotton
Many OF the passengers OF the Robert Morris left in
the schooner j. j. Taylor. the 27th, for New York
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SIcSERs OF THE DEcLARATIoE.-Of the hfty-sx sign
ers OF the Declaration Of Independence, is stated that
nine BORNE in Massachusetts,, eight in Virginia, five
in Maryland. four in Connecticut, four in New Jersey
four in Pennsylvania, four in South Carolina three in
New York, three in Delaware two in Rhods Island,
in Maine, three in Ireland, two in England, two in Scot
land and one in Wales. Twenty were lawyers, ten
merchants four physicians, three farmers one clergy
man, one printer, and sixteen were OF fortune
Eight were graduates OF Harvard College, four OF Yale
three OF New Jersey, OF Philadelphia. two Of Will
liam and Mary, three OF Cambridge, England, OF
Edinburgh, and one OF ST. Omcrs
AT the time OF their deaths FIVE over ninety years
Of age between eighty and ninety eleven between
seventy and eighty, twelve between forty and fifty. one
died at the age Of twenty and the age OF
certain AT the time Of signing the Declaration the average
age of the members forty four years They lived
10 The average age OF than sky five and
months The youngest member Edward Ruiledge, Of
South Carolina, who in his twenty seventh year lie
lived TO the age Of hy-one The next youngest member
was Thomas Lynch. of The State. who also in
his twenty seventh year He was lost at sea in the all
OF l77o
Benjamin. franklin was the Oldest member He was
in the seventy first year when he signed the Declaration
He lived TO $780, and survived sixteen NJ his younger
brethren Stephen Hopkins. OF Rhode Island, the next
oldest member was born in 1907, and died in 1878.
Charles Carroll attained the greatest age, dying IN bis
ninety sixth year William Elery, OF Rhode Island,
died in his nnety.hird year, and John Adams IN bis
nine,y-hrsl
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fnsnd. whose Of judging enti,le his opnisns
TO the highest consideration. writes to u.s. from Macon
follows We may mention, for the satisfaction OF our
whig friends that he is Union democrat His letter ia
dated July os
feel certain what tho result will be-John,on win be
elected by Triumphant majority. Tho new. !. ch.e,ns
from oil quarters Murphy IL longer capdd,t, in bc
fourth. Johnsons majority in Cobb's district will be fi
three thousand, and although there division. IN the AIN
disrici the congressional candidates. The democr.a
united upon Johnson. II 10 Patton i. out for
Jenkins but the people OF Cherokee know Patton con-
se1uenuY johnson vote will be largely increased by Pat
tons dessr,on In the third district Johnson VIII get
vote, and IN the southwest hear OF dsicction.
but univcrsaI spirit OF enthusiasm pervaes the ranks
party No talk about southern rights Union demo
erats-aIl old issues buried-sl old snimoscs healed
and nothing but the brohey feeling OF the old
pervsdes the people The wings down in Tho mouth.
doubling and dsGusted Tho skies bright and bright
snnG evsrywhsrs.
have Just heard from the meeting in McDonnougb. in
Henry county, ycs,srday There thousand persons
present. and great enthusiasm prevailed. The
made their nominations for the iegislaucLpher Glenn
of senate. Union democrat, and soutbs
ior the house. johnson made great speech. and lei
hne impression upon all Who heard him Our friend. say
n shall carry is fourth di.uct by thousand
cary Truly the glorious work goes brsvslf on.
Yours, &C.
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OFFICIAL.

Franklin Pes Prs,dent the United States america, all
whoa il
aatisfaatny ~~sS~~~- Carloa
appointed
Francisco, State of California do hereby
SUCH declare him exercise enjoy
powers and privileges allowed TO the consuls
m favored nations in the United States
In testimony Whereof have caused these letters be made
patent the the United States be hereuno affixed
OF Washington, the 9Th day
August, A. d. 1858, and of independence OF
ted States OF America the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN FIERCE
by the President:
WE. MARcI, Secretary Of State.
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nT-Young Mems Christian Association. Rooms Fow-
building street, below T., General Post Once
and reading day (sunday
coed) hours Of three and The best religious
and the standard reviews and magazines OF this
Great Britain regularly received Citizens and
vii be cordially welcomed.
by order Of the Association.
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ny j. q. Mcguire, A.etsoneer.

DEREMFTORY SALE OF CENTRAL PROPERTY.--On Tues
day next, l6h instant n O'Clock, the shall
positively SELL the highest bidder the frame sory
containing Of
10Th between and Of lot
II, in square az.
Terms Of third $500 the ID Of December
and hs balances from the day The deferred
secured deed
Title perfect Possession given Immediately. All convey
at the purchasers N the be complied
with within three days. the be resold at tho risk and
pense Of the purchaser.
JAS, C, MCGUIRE,
AuEu-d Aucioncer.
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ny J. q. MCGUIRE, Auet,on..r.

NY j. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
VALUABLE UNINPROvED PROPERTY EAST or THE
Capitol At suctonOn Monday afternoon,
O'Clock, on the premises, shall SELL
Lots and 2, in 9s fronting Capitol
tween 10th and iiih streets east
Lots and Sal
Capitol and north A
Lott in pat fronting Maachus avenue between
9th and res eas
Lot 'o n .quare ISL fronting 10Th
Capitol street and Massschuscts avenue.
Terms One third ossh the residue
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing iatsrea.
JAS @. MCGUIRE,
Aug lid Auc,,onee,
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RON SALEFor term OF years, likely ssed
spscnvey, IS, ~, and 20 years. For terms apply TO
JAS. {. MCGUIRE,
AWp-N Aucuouesr.
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Aug 9 d
nv >. Q. MoaUIKE, Anc,,one@r.

by - g. MCGUIRE. AUotioneer.
SUPERIoR AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE AT AUCTION
- Thursday afternoon. August ilih at O'Clock,
shall sell without advasces
billiard with all furniture complete from celebrated
n,neufscfory in New York.
Terms cssl JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
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MARRIED.,

OF August, by the Rev. STEPHEN p HILL, THOMAS
l., CoCHRAsE 10 MARY E. DowNEY both Of this city.
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NKw Yosx. August ., 1855
Tho drst sera1ns OF the banks city Of New York
under law requiring weekly statements. were made this
morning. and they will continue 10 bo published Tues
dsys for tho future showing the average daily condition
Tor the preceding week This Law has been very distase
fu 10 the banks and they srven render odioUs
as possible W calling In such loans they had
nsnd which the effect Of Rising The Of inter
est and lowering tho of foreign bills The las,
made the lh Of June, and the aggregates compare
as iollowsi
York CITY Banks.
FiIy,wo Banks. Fity- four Aug
June ii. = - q,
Loans S95, $50 500 VIZ os, o. :
49,. 70 ia 500 9746 ASP
Calculation yOosioo 90 1'o a., ,S
uepcstes o9,ofo'ih
Thu resura for Juno the scn~ amour, lo 'ne DAY
shst for August the aVoag, for the week Tue
h,a .pseiaed tho day the quarterly return carly In july
A .t,r that tho banks expanded freely as the Time APP
n.ch.d fer the August they curailod rapidly
h.ncr the average being dsseending the figures are
haher than The actual amount on Saturday Wha IS most
In tho return is the reduction OF specie The
In Bank. In Treasury Total.
Vaults
Jonsl Slal74bo9 s7.6.6.s2l sls72 $50
Aug 97l64o2 ssssl62 1914 GA
Decrease a,42s,o57 I.s76,2le
Abou, 81 900 wen, from tho banks to the Treasury
In the same time tbs receipts aud exports Of specie this
port as follows;
Per Illinois, Juno - and July sa.al 400 400
Georgia, July snd July 4,i.9o
Crescent CITY, &c., June II and July 30 10000
Total received 81 tS ~
Excess q receipts. s7SaIs
sa,oe4,ese
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OCKET Celebrated " Moon atory''--tts Origin and
IL Incidents, Memoir Of the Author small vol hound
Price 70 cents, For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR.
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r ATE PUBLICATIONs.-Esssys for Summer Hours BY
Ia Chas. Lanman-62k cents.
The Way Of Peace ; by Henry A. Rowland rs cents.
Principles Restricted Communion kx
amind and Proved be Unscpurs And False by g. W. Whit
ncy, A. Nix cents.
Justification Faith the Rev. Jonathan +. Stesms ID. D.
J7h
The DdhcuIus. of nndcliy by Geo. 8. Fabcr, D. D-sl
Life and Letters OF Dr. DIN. 2vos-12.
Journal Of Bishop Asbury. 3 vois-e3
Biblical Literature; by Dr. Stickland-e0 cents
The Lamp the Lantern BY Rev. James Hamilton, ID. D.
40 cents.
Layards Last Work Nneveh and Babylon-S1 23
Home Pictures by Mrs. @. w. Denison-eL -.
a<D'AubxBes History the Reformation prices
For sale by GRAY 4 BALLAETYNB,
Aug0 t5tarl I'm street
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Miss Dix. the eminent advocate OF ameiiorslon o.
the condition and OF the insane. labofng 10
tina, cause in the British provinces.
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mARspuAI.,s SALE,

MARstIAI's SALE.
m vrtue 81
6co Court Of The District the
county washington public
sale cash, Tuesday, the 18Th Of O'Clock
county
property wit all the right ute and interest f Escch kAgewny
In No <0s ssuaSs MO-
half No ~, No a.
Wellington seized upon popsry II E~cch
Rdeewsy, sold satisfy odicisls Nos II
October $50 Robert Cru Of John c. Rves and Joha Cs
Ian ~. said Enoch Rdgeway
JONAH n. HOOVER.
July 00-dts Msrsha Of District u Cslumb{a.
MATCHES, Jewslry, silver WAR;, &c.-M. w. GAIT
of fine watches manufacturers
every description Of rich jewey and Also
Cold silver and light steel specscies and hRs
Albats forks spoons &C. ~
offer Inducements
BY any es,abisAmen, in this country. - = -.
N. w. GAIT BRo.,
Hsn of the Golden Eae4s,
Penn avenue, bsswssn sh sad leh susss~
AugUt2-s
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EREAT BARGAINS tn he had In Dry 0O~As.-As the
VI sf OF
them on prices much
they District comprising In part
large siock OF silks OF all kinds
large ssoc OF figured and plain b~reges
arrc stock of french lawns
large stock OF English and American lawns
large stock OF berere de laines
large stock Of Grape and other shn~s
large stock Of gnshams
A large sock Of plain and figured Swiss musnN
A areess Of plaid spd striped csmnnes
stock Of carpets and maungs r
stock OF hosiery
arges tock OF domestics OF al Xmas
A Iot OF e TO be SOLD very ,"w.
acknowledge our dncee manks ~
80 forward sd pad tbeix
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF LOT IN THE FIRST WARD.-op
Friday afternoon, August 9h AT O'Clock, on The pemse
Public BuidngS lot No.
l3 in square No. fronting
Streets running back 1876 feet x inches Terms
cash
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New ORLEANS, Aug. The deaths by yellow feveI
yesterday two hundred and tory-two.