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hULTUM IN PARVO.

In 1901, gloves 1Or men, women and chill
dren, were imported into the United States, to
the amount Of s1,3l4,7O6.
Eight pairs of engines, each pair of 400
horse power, for eight of the line of battle
ships in course of building or commission are
making at Plymouth. for the British navy.
Five prisoners escaped from the Jail in Elk
ton, Md, on Tuesday night, 22d inst. They
were all committed for criminal offences
It is remarkable tina. all the Wesleyan
bodies this year report a decrease. Primitive
Methodists, 1000; New Connection Metho-
dists, 50O Association Methodists, 1000; the
old Body, 10000
The immigration to this country is at the
rate of one thousand per day.
In Clouteryile, La, a small village of 100
inhabitants, it is said one-third have died of
yellow fever
1t is stated that there are now $4,000 men
employed in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The Sunday law violators in Boston are be-
ing followed by sharp stick. A determine.
ton is very properly manifested to close places
unlawfully and unnecessarily kept open on
the Sabbath.
Charles Lamb once wondered why people
made such fuss about children-' they we're
so very common
Napoleon said at st. Helena, America is
fortunate country She grows by the follies
of our European nations" Well she does.
BY the arrival of the schooner Clara Bor-
CESS at New York from Porto Cabello. We have
received advices to Sept 10Th. The country
is quiet. The revolution is quelled
The new and beautiful hotel ON Broad
Street, near Chestnut, Philadelphia, is named
Huguenot, named La Pierre, who emigrated
from France in 1858, and settled in Plymouth
Massachusetts. The wife of the proprietor, is
descendant of Monsieur La Pierre
Four millions of dollars III silver have late
ly been shipped from New Me xco to England
by the British steamer from Vera Cruz This
is said to be the largest amount ever sent by
Il single conveyance.
The notorious Lcahey, who was recently
convicted of murder in Wisconsin, has been
refused new trial by tho Supreme Court of
that State.
The La Forge hotel, New York, has been
leased by Mr. Laner, formerly of Macon, Ca,
for about 1000 year. 1t will be ready
for the reception of guests on the 1st of De-
cember.
Some one says:-'Out of those three hun
| dred men in the next Congress, we doubt if
five could be picked, who could give q year s
! longevity to penny newspaper, in any city
on the CONTINENT
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Personal.

....J R. Scott, the trasedian, is in Albany.
go. Sir William. Don is playing in Provi-
dence.
80. Gen. Persifer Smith and Staff had ar
rived at Corpus Christi on the 10th ultimo.
go. Miss Mary Marble, daughter Of the Ia
mented "Dan,' late of Buffalo, made her fl st
appearance on the stage at Chicago, few
evenings since. She played for the benefit of
her mother
80. "Leonor de Guzman" is the title of the
new play recently written by Geo. II. Baker,
ESQ, for julia Dean. It has been vol re-
ceived
go. Hon Horace Mann has sold his proper
ty in Massachusetts, and is about to remove
to Ohio.
80. According to the Syracuse STANDARD,
Gerrit Smith, the great abolition philanthro-
pist, is worth 81 0OO, 900.
80. Sister Baptiste, originally Miss Anna
Bib, daughter of Judge Bib, aged nineteen,
died yesterday.
-. Near Athens, Alabama, resides Mrs. D.
5. Winston, widow of Mr. G. D. Winston, of
Virginia, and daughter of Patrick Henry,
who did more perhaps, than any other one
man, to set the ball of the Revolution in mo-
tiop
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while the United States feet were in the
neighborhood of Napican Napakiang. the
Susquehanna and Saratoga went on a
cruise to the eastward, and touched at
several beautiful islands, where they dis
tributed live stock. They also touched
at an island named Bonian. To their
surprise they discovered few European
residents, consisting of English, Scotch,
Irish, and Spanish, who had left whalers
and established themselves there. Among
them were about eleven women. The
governor of the island is a Scotchman.
He claims the island as his own, and he
has been there about twenty years.
He has family several children, one
of whom was drowned few days before
the Susquehanna touched there in en-
deavOring to cross the bar.
Com. Perry made purchase Of a piece
of land, containing almost ten acres, for
fifty dollars.
1t is in good situation on one of the
best sites of the harbor, and is intended
for government coal depot. The Island
is mountainous and the harbor excellent.
having from eight to twenty fathoms of
water at the anchorage Shell fish, such
as Holsters and craw fish abound, and
plenty of wild goats, plantains, bananas
and choice fruits.
The Russian frigate Pallas, and Rus
sian brig-of-war, Immediately followed
the American squadron.
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HOUsEKEEPIN ARTICLE
III every Description al Iraa OF

FRENCH CHINA
White, gold band, and richly decorated H..
and ssucers rich Vases AMI Perfume Bo,t1..' sls
bes, Pitchers, &c. ues, Ia
IRoNsToNE WARE
Breakfast, Tea, Dining, and Toilet Ware q, 49,.
plete sets or separate pieces. "n-
GLASSWARE
Cut and pressed Gob-ts, Tumbler. VIM.
Champagnes, and Clsret Glasses W,tc, pn'
Dishes. Bowls, Salts Jellcys. Lcmon,ss. hoales
Finger Bowls, Wine Coolers, D-cant-rs, Ae 's'ns'
LooKING-GLASsEs.
Worry large and mail Mantcl and Pier r.
plain and richly ornamcrted Gilt Franz, $50
ny Pier and Toilet Glasses. Lookinr.vl.saa
n'shed to order at short notice Of any dim, nsor
Eastern prices.
PLATED ALBATA Goops
Casters. Cake Baskets, Soup Lsdles Stoo-s ro-,
Butter KNIVES. Pickle Stands. Sugar Ps,t.,, Ma
kin Rings. Covered Dishsa, Liquor Stand. ~,
Tubs, Card Receivers, Egg Stands Toast r.
Salts, Mugs. Pitchers, breakfast and Tea Sci, S.
fers and Trays, Tea snd Coffee urns, Csndiesu,..
Walters, &C.
TABLE CUTLERY.
Breakfast and Tea Ware, in .ctr or sep.r,ts,
Casters, Crns, Pitcher. Csndiestieks Ac.
JtPANNED GOODS
Tea Trays aud Walters in sets or sep,rst. D. -,
Baskets, Cheese Trays, Wine Coolers. Toilet -
Cake and Spice Boxer, Tea Csnis,ers. Cash ~.
Plate Warmers, &C.
BR0NZED IRON GOODS
Elegant broBzed and silt Mantle Clocks M.n,l.
and Table Ornaments, Ilatrscks. Umbrella st,nS'
sPit,oons, Tenders and irons, Shoysls aud Tong.
&c. -
BLOCK TIN GOODS
Coffee and T-apots. nish Covers. Nursery Iamrs
Ch.fng Dishes: Soup Iureens, Egg Boilers. Code,
aud Tex Urns, &c.
GAS FIXTURES.
Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets, &c, q lsrse Nc
sortment from the factory Of Cornelius. Rsler 4 IN
embracing all their recent patterns, which will |.
sold at the manufacturers retail price,.
LAMPS. GIRANDOLRS. &c
Lsrd and Oil Lamps. Ethereal oil Lam, s. U,r
Lanterns, Side Lamp. Gin anGol.s In pairs and set.
BRUSHES, BASKETS, WOOD WARE COOKING
UTENSILS, 4c.
Together with an incou'eivahle variety o, us.fu
and ornamenta, Housekeeping Articles all o, whirl
will be sold az low for cssh Tor time for good "a
peri IS they can bs bought 10 any Of the Eastern
cities The public are invitel to cnll and eramiu,
the rich display Of beautiful Goods recently received
c. W. BoTELoR,
oct 4-ruAf&e"3w- Iron Hall.
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Pennsylvania, whittier they were sent after
him, and searched for him without avail
The State Warrant charges them with in
citing to riot, or in some form violating the
State laws in their efforts to arrest the fugi-
tives. The Marshal, anticipating the neces-
sity of employing counsel, and mourning other
expenses in defending his deputies from this
prosecution, writes for permission to do So
He is>said to have been promptly answered
by the Secretary (by telegraph to loose no
time in consulting the U. S. District Attorney.
and taking any measures with reference to
counsel, &C., which that functionary might
deem necessary; assuring him, too, that the
Department aid the whole Government here
are determined, at all hazards and at any cost
to carry out the provisions of the law Of Sep
TENDER 18th, 1850.
This action is worthy of note, inasmuch as
it blows to the four winds the newspaper
charge Of sympathy with Abolitioniam, so
often made against Mr.. Secretary Nc Clelland.
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A Submarine Telegraph from Cuba to the
United Statss

BY the latest arrival from Cuba, We learn
that the privilege for a submarine telegraph
from the Island of Cuba to the United States
has just been granted to Mr.. Lamb, A. Kenne-
dy, Don Francis Conroy, and Don Felipe
Neinez. by his Excellency General Canedo.
with the unanimous approval of the Real Junta
and Tclegraphic Committee, for term of
thirteen years and half The process for
the royal signature was sent to Spain by the
Spanish mail steamer, which left Havana on
the Sth ult.
The proposed route from the submarine line
will be from Punta Ycaaus, near Cardenas, to
Cruz au Padre; from thence to Double Headed
Shot Key; from there to Old Mataucumly, and
from Old Mataucumly to the main land of
Flerida-the whole land being about I22
miles. Divided into four sections. the longest
cablo required will only be about fifty-six
miles.
The line is to be built by joint stock COM
pany, to be formed in tho Island of Cuba and
the United States.
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Mr.. SoULE's RECEPTION IN MADRID.-The
Spanish official organ at Madrid, the Hsraido,
is discussing the subject of Mr.. Soulc's recep-
ton by the Government of Spain. 1t is said
that the Spanish Cabine. had agreed to allow
him to present his credentials, the Govern
ment reserving to itself the right of sending
him his passport should he depart from the
strictest diplomatic propriety in his speech to
her Majesty the Queen. The speech delivered
by Mr.. Soule on the eve of departure for Spain
has raked up the old embers of dissatisfaction,
and the press were criticising him and his
sentiments very freely.
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Single and Double Barrel Guns and
Cunning Apparatus.

TOHN W. BADEN, near the corner of Sixth street
u and Pennsylvania avenue. has lately received a
full supply of the above Goods; consisting in part
Of
Fine English stubb Twist and Damascus Double and
Single Barrel Fowling Pieces Of all sizes
Common and low-priced English and German 20
Single and Double Barrel Ducking Guns
Boys Guns
Game Bags, Liquor Flasks Shot Pouches
Powder Flasks, Single and Double Belts
Walkers, Ely's, Co1s, and other English and French
Caps
Patent Metallic and Paper Wads and Wad Paper
Washing Rods and Cleaners
Nipple WrencheS. Tubes, Wad Cutters
Ramrod Heads and Screws
Patent Lever Charges, Bullet Moulds
Pistol Belts Hunting Enives, &c. in great variety.
Sportsmen particularly invited to examine my
stock before purchasing, nearly all ofmy Sporting
Goods made to order and mportec direct, and of
course can offer great inducements any other
house in this country.
DAILY EXPECTED.
An assortment Of the most celebrated kinds of Sport
ing Powder. JOHN W. BADEN.
oct 4-eoSw-
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The "Morning Star. cooH,n

IHE undersigned have the sole 49,
Il place for the sale OF this celeh,st.s I'D thu
ana have on hand 8 stock Of the a,SLo'E-
.Dien they oner TO TIE public at very Ior eaes
AS QUO opinion Of the press in PhilaJenh;. pr'css
'0e sns M IIow,ne from the Evening Bulletin sub
selves tested the value Of thi. Stove. We e., our
Ga every nov and then to say something prompt
nj each syserperience strengthens our , soat Il
that Its practical utility will bar out =, ~
can my IN us praise II requires but po s.
bic to get out Of order; has two IN. - s hs
roasts bakes and boils rapidly and ,horops,o 'ee'
IL in every respect model cooking .nn.rrse' and
recommend hous.seepers Who are shm, y We
chase stoves, to cal. and look at the Morning po
The above Stove will lie found at the H..
Store OF ID rNcI Te, HARDWARE
Georgetown, October 4, 1853. SoN.
oct 4-eo6t-
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TIE TRIAL OF SwAN.-The Baltimore
Argus says: This case is now in the hands
of the jury. Henry May, Esq, concluded
his argument for the State about eight
o'clock on Friday evening, when the jury
retired to make up verdict. They had
not agreed up to nine clock on Saturday
evening. II is reported that they stood
six for cOnvicting the accused of murder
in the first degree, and six for murder in
the second degree.
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NEW MUSIC.--we have just received Elva'

NEW MUSIC.-wc have Just received Elvas
L Polka; Magic Polka: Ida Polka; Wedding Polka;
Serenade Polka; Dream Polka; Corneia Sshottiscbe;
Crescent Schottiscbe; Bridal Schottischs; Amanda
sehottsche; Midnight Scbottischc Rainbow schot-
tsche; Woodland Schottische; st. Nicholas Schot
tische; Home Schott sche; Adephia March; Emma
Gray Quicksiep; Philharmonic March; Delightful
Quickstep; Old Defenders Quickstep; Shepherds
renowned composers Hunten, Strauss, Boyer, Stra-
kosch, Bellak and Grobe. In addition, select va
riety of Guitar Music, Duets Instruction BOOKS Tor
Piano, Violin, Guitar, Flute, Accordion, &c:
j. F. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
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LINE, WOOD, Ard COAL.

e00 BUSHELS wood-Eurnt LIME lsrciur
lsoOO this day fresh from the Kins, in good
order. would call the attention Of Plustelers in
particular, stone Aasons and Brcklayers inl gene
raj to try this lime havs no cub; that il is N.
best article id this market
Also, on hand. b'st Hickory. Oak, aud Pine wocd,
Coal &C. all OF hich win be sod low rs the mar
ket will afford for cash or to punctusl customer
VIM. WANDER
Corner 18th AID c SITS, near the Canal
nn-ec.2t-
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ID I r II

On the ODD ult. at Woodbury.. St Mary's county
Maryland, MARY WILLARD, in the s9th year Of
her aqs.
In Richmond, Va. on the Sd inst, ROBERT V.
SEMMES of this city, in the 23d year OF his sge
His friends and the friends { his fathers family
respectfully requested to attend his funeral
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. from the residence
of bis father street between 10th and lltb sts
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u Five persons have been killed by
that rare circumstance in France, rail-
road accident. The Minister of Agri-
culture and his secretary were in the
train, but escaped without injury. The
accident occurred on the Paris and Bor-
deaux line, the mail coming into collision
with freight train between Poitiers and
Lig!ge.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

TNHE undersigned having established Genera'
Intelligence Office on 10Th street. near Penhr,r
van. avenue, il prepared TO transact all busipe>'
usually done in this line. He would particularly ih
form those who arc in want Of female helps, hA' he
has always the names OF a number Of good GERMAN
girls register, in his books.
Persons seeking employment would do wei 10 cai'
IT my Office and have their names registered.
oct 3-6t& HENRY GILDENElSTEk.
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NEW MUSIC, N!-songs: Carry m

NEW MUSIC, AGAIN Songs: Garry me
~ Home to Die; Come with me while the Stars
Shine Bright; The Broken Tyre: Fair Ella Lee; The
Child and the Stars; Songs of Mary, Queen OF Scots
The Royal Bridal; Farewell. Dear France; The Cap
tivity Chatelar to Mary, and Chatelar's Farewell
The Sections Daughter; Do they Mrs at Home.
&c. Polkas: Echo du Mont Blanc: Forest Glade
Polka Hungarian Schottsche; Bouquet dc Melodies:
Gems from the Operas; The Water Sprite: Twilight
Musings; The Smile Variations Oh Geatrice di Zen
da, Oh share my c. ttage, Oft in the Silly Night
'Tis Home whereer the Heart is, Coming thro' the
Rye, Lilly Dale, &c. Just received at
WIMES'S Stationery and Music Store,
oct st 9Th street, near Louisiana avenue.
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UThe election for local officers in
Baltimore city takes place ON next We'd
nesday week. The election throughout
the State of Maryland for Congressman
and State officers, comes off on the first
Wednesday in November, and not on to-
morrow as is enormously stated by nearly
all our exchanges.
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ARMoRr CONTINENTAL GUARDS Oct 3, 1853
VOU are hereby notified to attend regular
Il mosthly meeting OF the corps at their armory on
TUESDAY EVENING, at O'Clock p. m. The
members are requested TO be punctual. AS arrange
meRts will then be made for the Battalion Parade
Every Thursday evening set apart for Drills. BY
order, w. Z. VENABLE,
oct 3-2tt Secretary
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OF FICIAL.
DEPARTMENT or STATE,

WASHINGTON, October 3. 1853.
Information has been received at this department
from the United States consul at -Chspelle,
that in accordance with understanding between
the States of the ZolVerein, the collection of import
duty on corn, pulse, -four and other products of The
mill, viz bruised shelled grams, hulied barley,
grs and greats, pounded or hulled milet, was sus-
pended on the 18th of September, and will continue
TO be till the end of the year 1853.
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U1he large circulation Of the STAR
makes it the most desirable advertising me-
dunn IN the District. Ii has more readers
in the cities Of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than all the other WASH
ington dailies combined.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

-fhr We beg leave to call your attention 10 our
well selected stock of philadelphis msle
BOOTS and SHOES, Of the most modern
styles, which we are determined TO rtll NJ
prices that cannot fail TO please, our motto ~
Quick salcs aud small profits" Call and examine
our stock befors purchasing elsewhere, and se hf
yourselves. SLOAN hckNEh;
North side Pa. avenue. betwest 9Th and lVtn
street, opposite STATIONS Auction store
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MORE NEW MUSIC.

SONGS-Booaers' Complaint; Eight Dollars a
~ Day: The Burial OF De Soto; The Souls Unfad-
ing Beauty; II 1 had thought Thou could'st have
Died: am sure your Love Is True: NV Wife's
Grave; Switzer's Farewell. the popular German Ro-
mama. as sung by Prof F-itlnEer.
Pieces for the Piare-Firs Bell Gallon: Russian
Gallop. by List; St. Nicolas Schottsh; Saratoga do
Empire Hsok and Ladder Foka; Helix H.cka do.
Cygnet do; Premium Concert do by Mayer; six
Easy Pieces, by Felix Mendelsohn Bartholdy; with
lot of others just received Ut the Music Depot of
oct + HILBUS 4 HITZ.
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NJ . DE NECIAKUNUIN HATh IUsIO' -
stroying dandruf promoting the growth ana cieh, i
sing the human hair. Ii greatly eniyens and bcaut
fies the hair. All that ask as Alteration Vi
the above, is trial of our Tonic.
1t be had in this city at Parkers Variety SLOT
Lanes Variety Store, and Stevens Co.'S. and III us
following Drug establishments: Kidwell Lswrenrr'
c. Stott's, Gallons T. c. McIntires. J. Schwartze y
W. A. Giman's j. B. Moore's, J. Il. Bates, Boswell -
Nairns, and Clarke's- 1t can also be had al =, NJ
CArys Barbershop octS-Sr
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Garner Of Eierefth and Str.sts.
- " The proprietor of this establishment is
kAIprepared to supply Families with large
~XY FRESH 0YSTERS Families DIES ring
to be supplied regularly with the finest
kind OF Oysters to be had. will do well to give him
call, as he will warrant the Oysters fresh and pure
from water aud cleanly opened-he is paying psrtc-
uar attention to this line of busress. Dinner with
fried and stewej oysters will be furnished at any
time Of the day night. In quantities to regular
companies he will send the Oysters to the house.
oc4-Tdf&
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WHAT DID HUNTER SAY.

I INTEND to deliv er lecture in front OF nv prem
i i.es OH next SUNDAY afternoon. at 2 o'clock
the subject of Temperance. and Also In relative
to the Savage attack on the Alhsmbra Saloon.
business continues -ual. A free lunch from
IL to 1919 O'Clock. A. HUNTER
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HEALTH OF PHILADELPIIIA.-TheP hila.
delphia Ledger of yesterday says

The health report for this week shows
only l9S deaths. This, in population of
400 coo inhabitants, shows a remarkably ia
vorable condition of the public health. The
yellow fever introduced by the barque Man
DARN. still fingers within the narrow limits
to which it has been confined. Seven deaths
last week occurred from this cause
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FOR NEW YORK.

eik-A The Ocean Line Steamer JACK
a2a6SakfEEuASsS SON will leave on FRIDAY next 9TH
instant. For freight, apply to the Captain board
or to !. d. READ.
oct st Water street. Georgetown.
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CTEVENS'S, A No. I.-Just received q
- supply of French Trimmings. Embroider-
les. Lsces, hita Goods. &c. STEW EMS,
oct r A No. l.
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NOTICE The subscriber respectfully informs
~ his customers who deal on open account that
their bills will presented the LIST of every month
when it is confidently expected the ssme will be
paid. STEVENS, A No. l.
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ANIMAL, RAIL.

ANNUAL BALL.
(NRRMAN Winnehago Trite ]. Q. r. VI. No. Q. Sc
" copd Annual BALL will he held ut Carusi's
Saloon, on THURSDAY EVENING, October 18TH
1858. j.. WEBER,
oct 4-3ts- L.. o. X. NJ
Tong BRIDGE to be cIOsed.-On
IL MONDAY, the 10th instant, the travel across
the Long Bridge will be discontinued. and will re
main 40 for about ten days, that the draw the
Washington end may be repaired.
B. b. FRENCH.
Commissioner of Public Buildings.
oct 4-dt1Oth-
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~ ROUND ALUM SALT.-l25 sack. 6. A. Salt, in
VI good order. 10 to the ton in store and for sale
in lots to suit purchasers. 10y WI. " GRIPS,
Louisiana NV. between 9th ard eth streets.
3-3,S-
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I TNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, for fall ard
u winrsr, of Silk, MerinO, LambswOol, Shaker
Flannel, and Cotton large assortment on hand,
1t reasonable prices, AT e. ii. LANES
Gentlemen's Furnishing store, Pa. avenue,
oct l-2w near u street.
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IN ADDITION to our former larg" assortment Of
i Cloaks and Nantes, open this morning. Il
Cloth Filibustcrs, embroidered; II braided TsmAs.
These goods entirely different styles from any
have had. and are con.idefed very beautiful and par
iicularly adapted to the season.
oct 3-2m- CLAGETT. NEWTON, MAY AGO
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~ FALL BONNETS, Latest SulG, Just
w lopencd, at SHEDD'S Fancy Goods Mill
N~nerv Store. llth street, above Pennsylvania
avenue. The Ladies will find il TO their advantage
to call before they purchase elsewhere.
sen l3
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COLUMBIA TRorTIHG COURSE,

IRON CEMETERY, vERANDA, AND 0THlR
l. RAILINGS, consisting Of a great variety of Ist-
erDs, made to order, and constantly on hald. For
sale by RALPH HiSKISS.
oct , Penn. av., s nth side. Near 10th ST.