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STuNE WARf.

I UST Received large supply of BENNINGTON
u STONE WAaE, OF sHperioi quality, fer sale by
DEXTER X EDDY,
Wholesale Agents, M % So1thhfidse Street,.
VS. daMlt
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New Grocery Store.

fEHE subscriber has taken nc new s.ofe on the cor
/ Of C'eea and PotG sgrees~, aud viii be happy
10 see old friends, ard make new ones.
!. SPRING. 3D.
Worcester. lune is, 1853 du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-05

]. g. HUNT. Agent.

j. Z. HUNT, Agent.
YkTHOLESALE heater il Dome lie and Foreign
w fraiis Vegetables,
Receiving his supplies uy The New Iars Morning
Trssn, eAs cav he can snpnly Market iasn, Hotels,
Restpralors and Others with flesh Fruit and Vegetables
~ New YORK urees cawtf jel5
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GROCERIES. &c.
legs

legs.
ORAIN and Flour Bass 70 all kinds, at manufsc
NJ ,areys' Prices, by BLISS, stTroe, q CO.
mvs5 eaxu No. Mechanic
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Fine Feed.

Es15 4JC1
THREsH Ground, and for sale by
BLISS SUTTON. s. CO.,
rly2s aaNu No haiae st.
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List OF Arrivals at the principal Hotels up tt
The

Bronons' Hotcl-A Mitchell, Nj; n Dinner Ohio.
Rempel, PRUSSIA; Z Hall, Miss Heitnlrn Z f Tho
mas, Md; Mr. Tcbb, Va; English w Shingler &
lady, Sc; House, T WooIverton, Miss Mrs & Miss
Ellis, r and w Ellis, La; r Jameson, Schooler, T..
Hewitt, Va; w Smith, SC; Mr s. Mrs Campbell,
La; z FIerrldon, SC; Mr. 4 Mrs FAM, DC: F Crow
NJ; J Bowin, Md G Harrison, NY; E ] Galatlay
Tenn Beulin-, Wills, X w Meesrck. G Mitch
ell, Miss Cockey, II Latrohe, Md; J and w White
SC; Heath, NC; Gen 5 W Downs, Miss MEGA
Irb, Miss Fork, Milienbcrsrr and family, Miss y
Mott, jas HaCan. Fauch"t, w Gibson, Sprouel.
No; \ Frankcnheimer, Ala; VI Cohen and son. :
G.; X Lackey, w Latrohc. BALTIC: 4 smith. ] b
Stanley, NC; Morrison, w smith, Ga; d Nc
LaurInc. Misses Melbourne, r McLaniue |.
w FndIay, Miss; w Mcneil, NC: J ID Freeman.
B Smith, Md; w 5 EIiston. i O Cummings. Ala:
Landon, sc; w Belchcr, Va; A L Tyler. Md; c
w Rice, Mass; b + Tinslry, Va; w Parker Mass;
I Berry, Ga; w \ Wallace, james Austin, Md; J A
King and lady, w Jennings. Va; Perkins and
daughter. Ohio; r e Van Vakenbrrg NY:J NJ Cad
bury, Sc; BasSiord. Ga; A ID Wihcrspoon Ten:
w Weeccr, Mo: + Kaufman Ky; W 4 Burnilam
La; AlcCTeady, Md; ID Thomas, n Masser II
TnggS, Del.
National HotcI.-H p Gardiner, NY; A J Bunbcrc
J NJ Maury Va; DR.. & HUMPHREYS and family Mis-
JAS { Smith and lady. NC;T Langley, Tenn; F 5
Key, Sprigg. Md; Harry Hunter. Ala; J Twohig
and lady, Miss Tw>hig, Miss Calvert. Texas; Mr. Ar
cher, Va; r Hatcher, NY; Jno 3 Brooke jr. No; VI
Keen, Ala; II Quackenbery. Young, T lib
bard, N.Y. Hamilton, Mich; w : Hcady; NY; &
y
NY; ii FonsIe: MOBILIZE II b Heart. Haistcrton
w stark, NO; w ii Nance: Ala; F. EStres, and w
Mcdowell, Edwards, 5 Crawford, VAL A Bonn
Md; A Dunlap and son; SC; : Dorsey, and lady
La: Miss Dorsey, " \ Talbot w III e. Dorsey Md
+ Seegcr, Fla; ] : SalmnnS, II + G. BarkcryeiJ Va
G Holland, Ga; VI f Miranda, o Willis, A Cntri
Vera Cruz; o>ie, f Bci>tignr VI ? Salazar Jca
IA, Mexico: MIS- Williams, Miss Murphy, : Perkir.
Sutherland, Va e s'oran and family. II Sawyer
Md; : Walker, w Tolwc. Tenn: OTIS Smith. Ga
Smith, VT; Mllliman Pa; e ii Plat, Ny;
Ste oman. Conn.
United States Hotcl.-C r Kelley. II; II W
Corrce, e; Hon ID Brown, Va; & Thorpe, Md
Nm Moore, Tenn: ID Rowland, d e; j W RciIey
Watson, Md f. f DeSeIdng. ID e; + Rely, & W
Smart, Thompson, @; ID Malloy, Ala; ID Miller
ID c: J II Price, Md; Ecbol>, NY.
bring Hotel.-h1rs Page, Va: GalIop. Gaia DIR
w Harris, u 5 n; Col r II Whip,le, n II; Levi,
Cas>, jr; A A krackman, Va; DIR j ESSleman. X
Cochran. ID &; LIT II Rush. 4 ) A; J p Erckrn
Texas, II iiollaman, Texas Lester, Ga; A
Skelton, Miss.
Empire Hotcf-T II Plebouer. G Calf Va; 7
Mccoy. Md; J Sagers. Phia; Capt Hooper, Bait ]
Wright, e Gardener Y.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BIZ HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH,
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR
Arrival of tho Cvane.

BosToN, Aug. %, II M.-The United
States ship Cyane anchored off Holmes
Hole. On Thursday, Purser Upham land
ed on official business; will leave in few
days.
The loss occasioned by the burning of
the Piano Factory yesterday is $4,000.
The ship Statfordshire arrived this
morning, in twenty-five days from Liver
pool.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Aug. o2d, l p. M.-Flour
is held at SIS 25 cts. White wheat. ST II
cts. 81 Is cts; red wheat, 81 Is cts. Il
81 ii cts-30,OGO bushels sold. White
corn, 63 65 cts; yellow corn, 6S cts
10000 bushels sold. Stock market dull .
with downward tendency. No change
in other articles.
The cholera has nearly subsidized at
Cumberland.
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Iheft ofa Ctergymam's Horse. On Thurs.
day last, the assistant pastor of St. Peter $
Church, (Catholic,) on Capitol Hill, finding
himself in too feeble health to attend to the
numerous sick calls of his parish, and many of
them being at great distance from his resi-
dence, spent his last dollar in the purchase cf
a fine horse to assist him in his visits On
Friday night, some rogue entered his stable
and stole the horse, and he has not been heard
of since. The horse is good one, and the
loss of him not only impoyerishes the brief
owner, but also renders him unable to do his
duty to his flock, which is very arduous at this
season, his services being much required. A
reward of S25 is offered fof the recovery of the
animal; but if the thief has any conscience at
all, he will speedily return the ill-gotten pro-
perty of the needy and rightful owner.
Where's the Police There has been the
body of dead dog lying on E street, between
18th and 18th streets, since Friday last, to the
great annoyance of all persons residing in the
neighborhood, as well as to paSsers by. Whose
duty is it to remove such nuisances? Surely
the authorities regret the present healthy state
of the city, or they would be more careful in
removing that which must produce disease
Watch Returns yesterday the following
named persons were sent to the work house
for thirty days, for being drunk and disor-
derby: John Sheckell, VIM Donahoo, alias
Patrick Kelly, and John Failey. They were
found in the Sabbath school room attached to
Wesley Chapel, late at night, and the Guards
had considerable trouble in bringing them to
the station house.
This morning, Patrick Connor and John
Quill, fighting and riotous; sentence not dock
eted when VIC left VIM. Lawrence and Ed.
Chase, free colored, out after hours; let go.
h. 0. Haw, drunk and disorderly; paid costs.
Thos. -Duffey and J. D. Stanley. sleeping in
the street; dismissed. James Reid, drunk and
disOrderly; paid costs, and was discharged.
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Execution DELAYED.

PIrTsBURGH, August 2O.-In the case of
jewell, sentenced to be hung on the I'd
September, for the murder of Mitchell
Judge Lowrie has granted a special allo-
cate for bringing the records of the Oyer
and Terminer before the Supreme Court.
This will delay the execution, if not re-
suit in new trial.
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MUSIC AGAIN (.

fNyn, ,n,c,.l Mother, leave tilY dwelling; Lady
SNtE AuSlCt NINE; The Wolf: The old veteran
G-sa=s3 Sweet Lacy MAY; Katy Darling's fare
well; Home of my youth; DO tnry miss me AT nome,
Yes, we miss thee; My heart is breaking; A voice
from the waves; My old Kentucky home; Await Har-
ret'- Beecha Stowe; Mountain Maids invitation;
Ocean wave Quickstep; Camcronian's Quadrilles;
Sunrise Schottlsche; The Polish girls dream: Katy
Darling Polk; Flyaway Polka; Vandalia Waltz;
Midnight Waltz; Rainbow Schottische; PassifIora
Waltz; Lone Star Schottische; Plume Polk; Les
Bords du Rhine; Make me TO gaudy chapIet; Chant
National des Choates; The Smile; Italy; Variations
on Lilly Dale, Katy Darling, Love not, The Glpsls
wild chant, Rosa Lee, Sc, &C., at
Winners Stationery, Music,
aug9 and Fancy Store, 9th street.
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BOARDING.

pOAR DI NG.-Fivc or six Gentlemen can be
- accommodated with excellent BOARD 1T Mrs.
HARROD;S, on 10Th street, between and streets.
east side. aug Pit
pOARDING.-iIrS. BEAI.I would he pleased to
- accommodate siN eight gentlemen with board
and lodgings. Residence 18th street, between | and
X streets. aug9
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just Received,
A II WHITTLESEY > PAINT, OIL, GLASS
IA LAMP STORE, on 9TH street opposite Hall
X Brothers Dry Goods Store
tons pure WHITE LEAD
50 ZINC PAINT
300 gallons raw LINSEED OIL
100 boiled do.
200 I" pure SPERM OIL.
2G0 IS WHALEOIL
300 90 LARD OIL
Also, Tanners, NeatfoOt, and Rosn OILS
Cepal, Coach. JAPAN Asphaltun, Daman, and Shoe
VARNISHES
300 boxes WINDOW GLASS, single and double
thickness, including French Plate, all sizes
Together with a complete assortment of PAINTS,
all cOlorS, dry and ground i'll oil
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, CANDELABRAS, some
entirely new patterns, gotten up expressly to my
order
BRUSHES of all descriptions
Adamantine and sperm CANDLES
In fact have everything usually kept i'm Paint
Oil, and Lamp Store, all of which were purchased
entirely for cash, and will be sold to suit the times
and the emergency of the
On all sums of SIS aud over, five per cent will be
deducted for cash. Don't mistake the place,
WHITTLESEY'S eth street,
Nearly opposite the Avenue House.
jy 29-F&Tlm
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Aug. %, 1P. M-Business
is pretty much suspended-waiting for
the steamer-prices unchanged. Flour
advancing-5,000 bushels sold. Wheat
unchanged-S,500 bushels sold. Gene
see wheat sells at 81 80 cts. Corn de-
clining-20,000 bushels sold. Stocks
firmer.
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Instruction in St. Thomas.

New YORK, August 2l.-Dates from St.
Thomas confirm the former report of an
instruction in Tortola. Most all of the
inhabitants escapedin boats to St. Thomas.
Troops have been sent from ST. Crolx, St.
Thomas, and Antigua. At the latest ac-
counts the instruction was probably
queiled.
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Northern Liberties Female Seminary

III he corncr ot Itft Gnd SfItcfS, u Gshingfon.
A. K. BELL, Principal Preceptress.
FINliE exercises of this seminary VIII commence
l. the hrst Monday of September, IN a new and
conmodlous building, ROW nearly completed where
the airy and ample will enable the institution
greatly to enlarge the sphere of lis operations and
usefulness, and, IN addition TO the present number
OF boarding scholars, others can be accommodated
with every essential requisite for the Improvement
OF mental and moral training. The government OF
school and family will be characterized by love;
every care will be used to render study Interesting
as well "a useful.
Competent and efficient teachers are engaged for
every department.
PiInt"d circulars Will be issued IN few days
which can he obtained AT the principal Book Stores
throughout the city. aug lO-eotSepl
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X L G. BY AGA DE MY.
Boarding and Day School for Young Men

corner OF ith aud h strcetS0
FINHE seventh Annual Session of this institution
Il will commence on MONDAY, September 4th.
The number of pupils being limited, early apphca
ton for admission to the ACADEMY requested The
system OF rewards being reduced to uniform rule,
prompt attendance on the day of opening desirable
for those who wish TO distinguish themselves.
Circulars can be had at the Bookstores or Acade-
my. G.. +. MORRISON,
aug Loo rTinclpsl
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AUCTION SALES.
~ Il. N. sTRATTON, Anctioneer.

By +. N. STRATTON, Aactioneer.
SToCk OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
SCLOKS, JEWELRY, AND FANCY GOODS
AT AUCTlON.-0n tuesday morning, August 2''d'
At 10 O'Clock shall sell the entire stock I'm me store
occupied by Stephen Eddy, Esq, ON Penns,i'ania
avenue, between AZ and 9th streets, consisting III
part of
~ gold and silver Watches, 60 Clocks.
I"id fob, vest and guard Chains.
seals and Keys, Finger Rings, Bracelets,
Breast pins, Ear Rings. Clasps,
Lockeis, Ne dalions, silver Thimples,
rye GLASSES, gold, silver and steel Spectacies,
Told Pens, gold and silver Pencil Cases,
SILVER Combs. Opera Glasses Studs,
Mathamatical instruments. Fancy Goods, &c.
Inc whole Will he sold without reserve, the
present proprit 'or intends changing his business
Persons having left Watches and JeweIry TO be re-
paired, are requested ~ call immediately, settle for
tlc same. and take them away.
erms All sums of S25 aud under, cash from
So TO slO0 thirty and sixty days 500, thirty,
slNty and ninety days credit for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
aug. 2-2t. Int. Union.
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NOTICE THIS

1NllE subscriber. having engaged IN busnc -, offers
Il To his friends and the patrons Of Mr.. j. T. RadcIf
the former occupant of the store ia Odd Fellows
Hall, Seventh sire I, GROCERIES of Ia" best quail
ity, and al the lowest market price. Call and STE
him.
Porto Rico SUGAR and MOLASSEs'. Stewards
and other Strip, Patent Sperm CANDLES, and
Family Flour. 10. RADCLIFFE.
iV 2T-po
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Fearful Ravages of the Yellow Fever

NEW ORLEANS, August 19.-The total
number of deaths to-day was 242, includ-
ing 227 of yellow fever. This is a large
increase. Thedistress is very great. The
Howard Association is opening four new
hospitals. They appeal for further as
SiStancc
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FISK'S PATENT AIR-TIGHT
METALLIC BURIAL CASES.

RE FOR SALE BY NJ. NJ. WHITE, GDDER-
~ TAKER, south side Pennsylvania avenue, near
the corner of Sd street Washington, where Cases OF
all sizes can be obtained and funerals attended 10
with economy and dispatch.
These Cases can he sold as low good Wooden
Collins and be furnished ready for Use IN thirty
minutes from the time the order is gwen.
IN ol-lm-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

UAn Apothecaries' National Conven-
ton will be held in Boston next week,
having for its object to encourage young
men more thoroughly equality themselves
for the duties of the business.
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EMERSON INSTITUTE,
Select, Classical, & Mathematical School for
prve

CHAS. b. YOUNG. A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
VNtlS institute, situated near the corner Of III and
L 18th streets, and formerly known WoOdbury's
Academy, will reopen ON the first Monday I'm Sep
Phper Parents who wish 10 give their sons Il thor /;
oueh classical and mathematical training are re
sPecuuly advised that the terms are comparatively
hisn since the number Of pupils limited. A high
grade OF scholarship L. aimed by the Principal-
lie wishes to turn out yearly few scholars, who
while they viii reflect credit him. will be- an hon
or tn themselves and those who send them He
would therefore give them individual attention. Tho
school room has been handsomely fitted up with
Boston desks, neat mating, &c.
Terms per quarter, for the full course, SIS, for
the English branches. $40. Payment in advance
For further particulars apply Thy note 10 the Pm
cIpal or TO the following
FENCES.
VIM ii. Allen. Ill. ID, Rev. r. :. Evans.
Pres. GIrard College. Rev. ]. H. Brown
Proi Baird, Smithsonian Rev. Y. 7. Wysong,
Institute. J. {. Hardness, esq,
Rev H. Sliccr. T. p. Morgan, esq,
Rev. r. l.. Dashicl, T. Purs-ll. esq
Rev. J. G.. Butler, T.. w. Mckncw esq.
Rev. e. 4. Davis iy2I-eotr
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ZINE SADDLE AND HARNESS HORSE-Wc
4 must sell the animal for some price. Come ride
nm, and drive him. and you md him to be a. rep
resented GEO. Il. MASSEY s co.
Real Estate Brokers and General Agents
aug % ~
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ALBION HURDLE.

Rlntcr in (semcrnI,
First street, rest betrccH b and c streets, mean the
Depot
u ESPECTFtLLf Informs the public of Wash
~ lngton and vicinity, that he is at all times pre-
pared to execute any orders in his line OF business
VIZ: House, Sign, and Ornamental PAINTING, i'll
all styles, and upon the most pleasing terms. Build
ers and Others would do well 10 give him 4 call As
he is determined to keep pace with the progressive
spirit of the day. aug l5-M& Th3wt
ROYS' PATENT LEATHER BELTS, for sale at
- LAMMOND'S.
aug l2-3ieO
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i b01IDF. rs and all mtrft>trd IN Il superior
article OF LINE for building, hard finish. cornccs
chemical. and whltcwa-hmg purposes. Sc.
SEELG'S WASHINGTON LINE. manufactured
III S"elyS Excelsior Patent Lime IIu at the corner
OF Virginia avcnu" aud Canal street. (l>land.) The
rock from which this lime Is manufactured Is from
the best qilarrleS in this section at country viz
kn"tl's, Flannagin's, Snydrr'S, and NaGr'>. The
Lime is pure wood burnt. and il drawn fresh from
the KUN every hour during the twenty four. and for
sale at EIGHTY CENTS per barrel; barrels to he
returned. aug 1-e0 If
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FOrper Captured

ST. JOHN, August 20.-Brown, the for
ger on the Casco Bank, Me-, who broke
out of the st. John Jail, was caught near
Woodstock yesterday. He was again
lodged in the st. John prison last evening.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

DY ADAMS & COS EXPRESS we are tins
ID morning in reccIIt of a select assortment OF Va
riegatcd, Canninc, Tissue. and UliamarInc PAPER,
for working artificial flowers, ROSEATES, &r. Al
so, a few OF those magnificent Crystal Palace
and Papirr Mache PORTFOLIOS; Riding WHIPS,
Canes, SC, at JNn. +. ELLIS,
y2S Tenn. ave- bet. Gin and l0rh
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Building Lots for Sale

L'OR SALE.--A variety of CITY BUILDING
l. LOTS for sale In various parts %, tho CITY
Prices moderate and liberal credit will be gwen. u
so, Will effect Insurance upon lives and properly
responsible Companies. Inquire of
MHERLE & WEBB,
aug 2-d3n Penn. ave. bet. ( y ard 9th SIS.
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UThe great race between nightmare
and clothes horse came off yesterday.
The man who entered the mare wasn't
wide awake-so the horse took the prize.
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Collectors. Office. July l3. 1888.

NOTICE To TAX PAYERS.-DEDTCTION
y FOR PROMPT PAYMENT.-Notice il here
by gwen that the Taxes for the year lsJ3 are now
due, and payable at this Office and that a dct,ur-
ton ten per cent is allowed by law for the cur
rent year, If paid on or before the 3ls of August en-
SIZING. X. J. ROCHE.
ly If-eotd Collector
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MO. 1873 BALTIMORE STREET, Baltimore. Md d,
~ Importer aud Manufacturer of LADIES' DRESS
TRIMMINGS. and French. German, English and
Italian GOODS. has on hand, and is constantly re
ceying by direct importation, all the latest styles of
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
to which he invites the attention of merchants visit
ing the city. all e which he will sell the
sonabie TERMS wholesale and retail, such as
Serpentine and Russia Braids
Melted and Plain Silk Fringes
Silk Gimps; Basket, Agate, and Silk Buttons
Silk and WOrsted Laccs; Embroidery BraidS
Embroidery and Purse Silk, Saddlers' Silk
WOrSted Braids; Embroidered GImps
Port Monnaies; Hair Brushes
Buffalo and Shell Combs
Bags and Purses; Purse Ornaments
French Pcrfumeries, &c. SC. iY If
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"A FANCY STORE may Ice found an assortment
of Domnoes, Chess, Backgammon, Children :
Games, Porte MnnnaIes, SegaT Cases, Purses, 1rav
cling. Fishing. Work. Card, aud Fancy Baskets,
Fly Busters Vases RaZoT>, Strops, Scissors, Pocket
Knives, Tea Bells and GnuC>, all kinds Of Perfume
nv in addition n well assorted stock of Stationery
Music. and Musical Instruments.
JNO. r. ELLIS,
anc9 Penn. bet. 9th and 10Th SIS
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Enforcement intends to create per-
manent breakwater for the harbor of
Michigan City. 1t is to be of stone and
wood, and will cost $4,000.
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rakD have on hand, SHOES of the latest
Styles made to my order Philadelphia ;
AN also, large supply of Chdren's Shoes, OF
=" different patterns, together with large as
>ortnent OF Linen Caters, which | will sell at re-
ducrd prices. Call and examine for yourselves.
am also, prepared to manufacture Ladies Shoes
Oh every KIND AT short notice. All work warranted
10 give satisfaction. MILLS New Store.
aug DIV Ith street near f..
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House, Sign, and Ornamental Painting.

~ ces to the public IN the above branches and
promises HIS best "Ncrtions 10 all those who NAV re-
qure work III his line. His charges Will be moderate,
ana his work executed in Il manner that cannn, fail
to please. His shop Is on thr OF 9TH and &
streets. immediately adjoining the office of Squire
Beck aug l6-.ht
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%N HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-A Frame
::",4 House and Lot situated on 10Th street one door
A'ts@from street Ii contains four rooms and pas
sage, with brick kitchen, handsomely situated in a
good neishborhoOd. Ii Is now renting for Slo5 per
year. frlce on sale, 81 900. Possession given on
18th of September. THOS. b. GRIFFIN
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
aug l1-law.}w
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SMALL FARM FOR sALE.-Wc hav

- NJ n III FAIt NJ FUR SALE.-Wc haye
~ aus acres OF highly improved LAND, about II
miles from the city, adjoining the fam of Thomas
Connolly, Esq, now I'M state Of high cultivation
Will Improvements, such is dws ling, barn. stable
and wheel-wright shop Ii would he a beautiful
country residence. II has the advantage nf fine
waerand the Columbia Turnpike passing within fits
lcrt ol the House. We will take 81 800. one third
cash, and halanc" 10 uIt the purchaser Ifvouwant
good country houses with little Sh and long credit
come and src GEO. r. MASSEY & fO
Real Estate Brokers and General Agents.
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sSA "ANTED-A modern built HOUSE
a." Tor small family situated of eth street.
AH.a.lf desired il would be taken for some time and
the rent paid promptly every month. Any person
having convenient house, which they wish care
tull used, would find, in this opportunity an excel
lent tenant. Address a ID c. at this office.
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A STAG CHASE.

AT FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
IA This exciting amusement VIII come on on
THURSDAY next, July Ssth. and on the same day
every two weeks tor the balance Ct the season.
Fire arms and Cur dog not admitted IN the chase,
nor any cornfieIds 10 ne invaded Oh horseback.
large number OF hounds promised
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