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. ALBION HURDLE.

III HUT n u c e Al,
First street. rest betueen B and streets near TIE
Depot,
p ESPECTFCLIY informs the public of EVa4h-
~ ington and vicinity, that he is al all times pre-
pared To execute any orders his line Of bu-iness
viz: House. Sign, and Ornam ntaI PAINTING, in
all STYLES, and upon the most pleasing terms. Ruid
ers and Others would do well TO give hi call, as
h. is determined TO keep pace with ihr progressive
spirit of the day. aug l5-MSIh3w
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JUVENILE SCHOOL.

On II, bet,reen l7th ard lsth streets, First Ward.
FI\HE MISSES PRETTfMAN respectfully inform
i their friends and the public that the exercises
OF their school will be resumed on MONDAY, the
5th of September.
They communicate instructions to girls and small
boys IN the rudinents of English Educaiion-Read-
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography,
&c. SC.
The number of scholars Is limited. Persons will
therefore apply early, above, when the terms will
be made known. ans o. dtsfhSen
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NEW MUSIC
New Music.

lust RECEIVED al the Music Depot, South stds
Of Pennsylvania .7renue, four doors from l0th ST.
Songs Come buy my spring flowers; Charity; There
is happy land All things love thee, do /; When
shall we two meet again Aunt HIrriet Beacher
Stowe; Petrinia waltz Lilly Dale; Schottisch
sleigh ride polka Alboni waltz Ronda Capriccioeo
LA Fee Dansante; Fairy palka, by Jaell; Rainbow
schottsch; LIE Bananier, by Gottschalk, sc. &c.
aug. Is. HILBIS HiTX.
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coLuMRIA TRoTTING COURSE.
.7IercndTia county, Ia.

THE proprietor of The course offers 4 SILVER Cur,
l. to be Ialted for on THURSDAY, September
9th.
Mile heats in harness, free for all horses owned
in the District and Alexandria county.
The entries 10 be made with the proprietor, on or
before SATURDAY EVENING, September Sd, at
O'Clock. CYRUS MARTIN,
aug 3! It Proprietor.
-0LD NEWsPAPERs,-A lot for sale at the Star
~ offics. aug l9-1
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ITO CAPITALISTS, ARCHITECTS,

i BUILD Rs, and all interested in superior
article Of LIME for building, hard hnish, cornices
chemical, and embarrassing purposes, SC.
SEELY'S WASHINGTON LIME. manufactured
in Seelys Excelsior Patent Lime Kiln, al the corner
of Virginia avenue and Canal street, (ls!and.) The
rock from which this lime is manufactured is from
the best quarries in this section of country, VIZ
Knott's, Flalnagin's, SDyder's, and Wade's. The
Lime is pure wood burnt, and is drawn fresh from
the kiln every hour during the twenty four and for
sale at EIGHTY CENTS per barrel; barrels 10 be
returned. aug leo q
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NEW FALL GOODS.

~ NOW Is TIE TINE.
% pieces PrIsian Coih all ssdss; - pieces plain,
all wool; MoussClains; SIX Pop!ns; Black Alpa-
cas-: Black Bombazinrs; Bl: tx silks, all widths
Black Nett Mtts; Black aud CoioTed Kid Glover;
Sbawls; Calcoes; Gnghams; Irish Linens: also,
a well assorted stock of Bicaced and Brown Do,
mestics. WA. L. RILEY,
aug 2e-lm cor 9Th ST., OF, e Centre Market.
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RITTENHOUsE ACADEMY.

Corner Of Sd street and indiana .freruc.
TINE next Academic year will commence
Il Monday, September 9Th. 1t is desirable thai
those who enter should be present al the beginning
of the quarter. Tuition from IS to $3.50 per quar-
ter, payable in advance. Circulars may be obtained
by applying to the Principal, at the Bookstore OF
VIM. NJ. Morrison Co. 0. c. WIGHT,
aug 22-3w Principal.
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FINE CIGARS AND ronACco.

INE CIV rs MD IUEACCO.
I HAVE just received a very superior lot of HA-
Il FANA CIGARS, bought directly from the i'm
porter, Of various choice brands, which I can re
commend. Also
Vireinius, Jenny Lind, Natural leaf and other
choice brands Of fine CHI wing TOBACCO.
Lynchburg Smoking tobacco, the best article in
the market.
invite particular attention to this stock
E. p. MILLER.
aue25 Corner 7ta and r streer,
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The Yellow Fever at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 3O.-The total in
terments up to 6 o'clock this morning
We're 1879, including l25 from the Fever.
Trade is entirely stagnant and nothing
doing in our markets.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BIZ HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR
The Wing State Convention.

BALTIMORE, Sept. l, IL x.-The Wing
convention is in session, preparing to
organize.
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DANIEL ID. FRENCH.
NOTICE.-The Nav peyartmer, will en,e

NOTICE.-The Navy Department will entertain
propositions, accompanied by designs and draw
ings, until the 18th instant, for furnishing new EN-
GINES, MACHINERY, and BOILERS complete
for the United States steam propeller frisate San
Jacinto, now lying at The Philadelphia navy ward
Ii desirable that the propositions should specify
the time within which the work will be completed
Payments will be made as follows: One half on q
successful trial trip, satisfactory to the Department,
ard the balance after one years successful running.
to be judged of competent engineers be selected
by the Secretary of the NAVY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Aug. L, 1853. augl7-td
The above notice is extended aud modified as fol
lows:
The propositions, accompanied by designs sind
drawings will be entertained until the 10th day Of
September rrexin'o. for furnishing engines snd
machinery complete, and for repairing the present
boilers instead of building new ones.
Payments will be made as follows: One half en- q
successful trial trip, satisfactory to the Department
and the balance after at least six menths Fucccssl
running. to be judged of by oonr-tent engineers tn
be selected by the Secretary OF The Navy.
NAVY DEPAsrNEHT. August %, 1858.
aug 23-dtS1n
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Il
~ given in the AT of Cutting and Fitting adies'
DRESSES by an easy and certain method. guaTaH-
ned to give satisfaction in three lessons by aren't
for Ac;on's Excelsior Chart.
Also, Ladies who wish 10 have their Dress re ie
to fit will please call Miss Griffin, - s.'st
between and streets. ang 23-eoI-r,-
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MISS N. s. CALLAN.

" Ill. open FEMALE SCHOOL. on 9Th St.
between L and NJ streets the FIRST MON
Day IN SEPTEMBER. No pains will be SHARED
10 give satisfaction TO those WHO may commit their
children to her charge. Lessons in Music and Nes
die Work will be given. Terms made known on
personal application. ans o. eo,,.,.
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A Card to the Building Community Of Wash
ington and its Vicinity

FREDERICK E. GETGER, Master Builder and
l. Architect, respectfully thanks his friends and
the public generally fer past favors, and hopes u
be favored with their continuance, he is prepared
TO execute al kinds of work in his line OF business
the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable
terms
He will also make Plans, Specifications, and su-
Perntend any kind of work that may be entrusted TO
dis care.
Pace Of residence on G street, between 9th and
9TH streets. aug Is
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Death Of the Acting British Consul.

NEW ORLEANS, August 29.-Major Nc
Donald, the acting English Consul at this
port in the absence of Mr.. Mure, is dead.
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The Yellow Fever at Mobile

MOBILE, August 3l.-The yellow fever
is increasing here, though so far the cases
are mild.
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CORN. OATS. & FLOUR.

~ STORE, AND FOR SALE
to suit purchasers-
500 bush. White and Yellsw Corn, Just received
500 '' Prime Old Oats
200 bhls. Choice Family Flour, Fox Letter, & Co
200 " Extra Super fresh ground, of best branis,
for Bakers and Family use, AT lowest prices
Also, constant supply ofsuperior Family and FL
ira Super. put up in Bags-quarter barrel each, hy
PAUL BROWN, Water street
GEORGETOWN. Ancnsf
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Building Lots for Ssle

OVLU11S LUZ iUI 6hIt.
NOR SALE-A variety Of CITY BUILDING
l. LOTS for sale in various part. of the city.
Prices moderate and liberal credit will be given. Al
50, viii effect Insurance upon lives and property in
responsible Companies. inquire OF
MYERLE & WEBB,
aug 2d3m Penn. ave. bet. \ and 9th SITS.
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THE PROPRIETOR OF THE IR.

Il WING HOTEL. would respectfully remind the
public that, during the repairs of wilisrd's Hotel
he offers accommodations TO those who have bust
ness in the upper prt of the city; or who like airy
and comfortable apartments.
aug 29-lm DANIEL. ID. FRENCH.
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NOR THE CHILDREN-At L.7MMOND,S. 7,h
Il street. ID door below E, can be found. Grace
Hoops, Jumping Ropes, Wheebarrows, Crying Dolls,
Toy Bedsteads, Dolls Chairs, Cradles and Sofas,
Coral Beads, Gum Ratles, SC. aug 27-eo3t
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Just ARRIVED.

N
"A brated brands of superior HAVANA CIGARS,
to which the subscriber invites an inspection of by
citizens and strangers. They have been carefully
selected by him from some Of the largest importing
houses in the North. and which, for quality and
price, cannot fail to give satisfaction:
Ell Dorado Ariana Neptune
san Maieo v 5cHsu' La a? Mula,a.
The Mulata will he found the finest Principe CT
gar ever brought to this market.
Fine Cut Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO, of
the first quality.
A superior article of Turkish Smoking Tobacco.
J. E. POWERS,
aug 30 street between 9th and eth sts.
WHITE BRANDY, for Preserving.
w half pipes White Brandy of high proof.
Also, fresh invoice OF White and Brown Mustard
Seed,
Allspice, Pepper, Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs, lamar
and Race Ginger,
., 5 quarter casks, White Wine Vinegar
Just received in store, and for sale by
WIN. NJ. GRIPS,
Louisiana avei ue, between 9th and7 tn sts.
aug 30-eo6t
WHITE BRANDY FOR PEACHES.
w 100 gallons pure White Brandy, for putting up
Peaches.
IS gallons White Peach Brandy, very old and fine,
made i'll Virginia.
100 gallons White Apple Brandy.
Families desiring to put up Brandy Peaches and
Fruits may rely upon the above Brandies being pure
Louisiana av., between 9th and 7th streets,
aug ..9-ec6t opposite Bank Washington.
DREsERVING Sugars, PickeIing
4 Vinegar, DC.
100 packages Loaf, Crushed Powdered, Puver
lied, Ground, Cranulaied, Havana, and Clari-
fled Sugars
% hogsheads prime and low priced Porto Rico
and New Orleans Brown Sugars.
1900 gallons pure Cider Vinegar, made in Virginia,
warranted TO preserve pickles.
,IIn al VINEGAR for
picking.
900 pounds white and brown Mustard Seed, Long
Pepper, White Jamaica Ginger, Mace, Cloves,
For sale by EE. WHITE CO.,
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 7th
streets, opposite Bank of Washington.
ane 29-eo6t
- BEEBE'S STANDARD Fall Fashion -
| "a for GentIemen's HATS, 1853, just receiv- H
sd. and will be INTRIGUED thl; day, Aa
Cap. and Gents Furnishing Establishment.
aug l3-eo2w
WHITE BRANDY, fourth proof, pure, Tor
w. preserving peaches.
Also, White Wine and pure Cider Vinegar
White and Black Mustard Seed. Celery Seed
Long Peppers, fresh Green Ginger
White Jamaica Ginger, and Spices of all kinds for
picking and preserving
Just received few of fresh Prunes, In small
jars
And dozen Flour of Pumpkin, already prepared
for immediate
SHEKEI.L & BAILEY,
successors to John B. Kibbey & Co..
No 5, Centre Market Space.
| frF- We shall be much pleased to present to on
| customers ION application at the STOREY a most eI
| ceent Recipe for preserving Peaches in Brandy il
| a very superior manner. 8. Il b.
! aug 27-d3t& eo2w
NOR THE CHILDREN.-At L.sMMoND,S. I'd
/ Il street. ID door below E, can be found, Grac
Hoops, Jumping Ropes, Wheeharrows, Crying Doll.
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Stock Of Groceries and Store Fixtures for Sale

THE stock OF GROCERIES,, together with the
L STORE FIXTURES, &c, now in the store
formerly occupied by Dir. l.. Storm, and more re
Gently by Messrs. A. Davis Co., on eth, above
street, offered for sale The above store large
and commodous, and well located for business, hav
ing i good run of custom. The rent is low and
the stock of goods we'll assorted and desirable-alto
gether offering change rarely met with TO any one
desiring to embark in business.
The terms viii be made accommodating, by ap-
plying TO h. Z. MORSELL, Trustee.
La. avenue, opposite Bank of Washington.
p. S.-All persons indebted TO Messrs. A. Davis
& Co. requested TO call and settle the same i'm
mediately. with B. T. Morsel. aug 27-lw
SOMETHING NEW.-L.7MM0ND, eth street.
~ doors below E. has received supply of India
Rubber Dressing Combs, superior article, aud war
ranted not to warp split. aug 2s-eo3t
sNfV VIsIcl NEW MUSIC -
EkN My2Nt Received this morning
go Ladies Polka, this is a beautiful
piece, composed by Charles Lenschow, and pub
lisheG by the subscriber.
BIacksmti's Polka; Paris Polka; Napoleon Schoi-
tsche; Mysterious Rappings Polka Stag Polka; Sal
ischr; Tip Top Schottische; Raindrop Schottische;
iielIotrope Waltz; Eva Waltz: Playful Waltz; Home
Melodies; Fanny's Dream Waltz Armour Waltz.
In addition TO select variety OF Songs Duets, Gu
tar Music, Sc, always on hand, Music Paper,
bound and by qure; Instruction books for Piano,
Guitar, Violin, Flute, Sc, &c.
JNo. F. ELLIS,
ang q Penn. avenue, bet. 9th and 10Th SITS.
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Temperance. The lecturers of the different
societies are in the field again, striving tc
make converts to their good ause.
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BEEBE'S STANDARD Fall Fashion -
| "a for GentIemens HATS, 1853, just receiv- Ia
So ed. and will be introduced this day, Au-S<a
gust 10, at LANES Fashionable Hat,
Cap. and Gents Furnishing Establishment.
noTxx
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TIE StGtHary.-The wOrknlen are stiH bus
lily engaged laying he foundation and setting
the Grenough group. 1t represents a white
man seizing the arms Of savage arlced with
a tomahawk, and firmly holding hun, whilst
Tie wife OF tee settler holds her babies in her
arms, and western dog stands baying in
front. The idea is, that IF civilization tri-
umphins over savage life. 1t will toke n week
or moro to have it set aad cleaned and ready
for public view.
Stealing u P1rfot.-Some contemplate
rogue has stolen q beautiful parrot from Mr..
Feency, on Pennsylvania Avenue 1t is Of
light-bl color; and can be easily detected
by that and its talk as given in the d,ertise-
ment.
Trial Of TirH.-Yesterday Mr.. Thrill, who
was arrested on the charge of attempting to
bun n his property, had an exami alton before
Justice DOM. The evidence was insufficient
to hold him for court, and the case was dis
missed.
Eiiters 10 tie Li6rary.-Crowds of ladies
and gentlemen visited the Congressional Lii
brary this morning 1t will not be open again
until Saturday.
Trip Of the Montgomery Guards.-It has
been finally determined that this excellent
corps of military are to visit Baltimore on the
18th September. 1t is expected that they will
be gone two days.
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Tournament at CGpon iSpyines.-We learn
that about seyen hundred persons attended
he recent tournament ut Capon Springs,
which passed of with eminent satisfaction
L Collins Lee, Esq. was the orator, and de-
hvered an eloquently appropriate address
There were ten knights entered, Dr. John
Pollock, Of Stafford county being the success
ful one He took the ring five times in sue
haut1lf, Esq, were the most graceful riders
They we're all dressed in Indian costume
grand fancy ball took place in the evening,
and a splendid collection was spread by the
worthy proprietcrs. Miss Soirell, beautiful
and accomplished young LADY, was crowned
queen 4 delightful day and a delighted
party werO the bright concomitants of the
tournament
The Grounds AyOUn9 he Smith soniaI, In
'''i"fr--These public grounds, we are happy
to be able 10 inform the public, are at least
beng cleaned up as far as one or two laborers
can accomplish the job. II is due to the gov
ernment's horticulturist that we should state,
mat he is in no way responsible for their con-
aiuon. Congress failed to appropriate for
Keeping them in proper order; and, % con-
sequence, they have so far gone rapidly to
ruin The laws forbid him to use money ap-
propriatci Tor any other purpose for the pres
ervation of these grounds, which at present
are disgrace to the Government, and POSI-
live nuisance il the sight of all who are forced
10 look upon thsu
Temperance. lecturers of the different
societies are in the field again, striving to
make converts to their good ause.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-01
Give Land 10 the Poor.

Look at this broad 'earthl See it spread
out far and wide on every hand, variegated
with bill and dale aud nowery plain, teem-
ing with luxury, life and beauty and capable
of bringing forth food and clothing for mill
ions more than its present children. See the
gentle showers, dews and vapors watering its
surface aud the glorious sun sending forth its
light and warmlh-behold everything nee
essary to render this world a paradise ofpeace
and plenty Then look at the toil-worn
sorrow-strcken sons and daughters of men,
who are wandering up and down the earth,
begging for employment aud tell me why
this condition of things exists.
Is it not because man is at war with his
brother-selfshly robbng him his right to
the soil, thus reducing him to poverty, to sln-
very and want.
Millions of acres are covered with briars
aud thorns, In the grasp of nvnrlcc, while
millions of men, women and children have
not spot on all the broad earth which they
can call their own, no place on which TO
erect q shelter from the storm; no place on
which TO rniso food; no place on which to
rest their weary bodies IN sickness aud in
death, without paying grasping ayarcc for
rent
Oh! ye children Of men! As you value
your own happiness the welfare Off your chill
dren, the good of the whole universe now
aud in all coming time, repeal your oppress-
laws give back to your brothers their birth
right to the soil, allow them to sow, and
reap, and eat the fruits Of their own industry
in their own homes, with none to modest or
make them afraid.
Then will the wilderness blossom as the
rose the hnrrpn heath bocou,o ,lplisbtCn r,r-
deus aud fruitful fields, plenty, prosperity. 10y
and peace, ill the earth with goodness, love
aud mercy, and songs of Joy aud cladness
burst forth from the million of hearts thar bra
now bowed in scryitude, crushed by slavery
bowed with sin or oppressed with grief
Then will the world hccomc paradise. nnd
songs Of JOY ascend 10 the Author orall good
Neglect TO restore to every man his RIGHT
to the soil, md slavery, sin and misery viii
Incrense till the whole earil becomes a war
field and the human race race of brutns
wronglns aud dcvourng each olher.-P'eqs,
tre Boat.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-01
Agents for the Bugle.

The following named persons are requested
and authorized to act as agents for the Bugle in
their respective localities.
Chas' Douglass, Bcrcu, Cuyahoga county, Ohio.
timothy Woodwork, Litchfcld, Medina co., o.
wm' Payne Rich6eld, Summit co., Ohio.
'esso Scott, Summerton, Belmont Co.
Mrs u NJ Latham, Troy, Geauga, Co., o.
J. Southam, Brunswick.
L. S. Specs, Granger.
]. .. Lambert, Bath,
Isaac Brooks, Linosvillc,
J. t. IIirst, Mercer,
Finley McGrew, Painesville.
lhohas Wooton, Winchester, Indiana.
Harriet PuIsipher, Bissels, Geuuga co., O.
.. o. Brown, Orange, Cuyahoga CO., O.
Richard lllenden, Adrian, Michigan.
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OF INTEREST
To Merchants Clerks, Teachers, Students,
and Al lllen.

JUST PUBLlSnED-A new and com.
plete set of Rules by which all the riIndn.
nlenial operations of Ariteneic may he per-
formed IN an incredibly short space of time
10 become master of them will require not
more Than couple hours study of any good
sound mind: and the student will thereby he
enabled TO Add, Subtract, Multiply, or Di
VIDE, IN any sum no matter of how many
hsures, more accurately, Indeed, Jeyond lie
PoSs'Dity Of an error,) aud in less than one
iourtii The time required in the old system.
These Fundamental Rules are followed
ny An Examination into the Properties of
Numbers, which even further facilitates the
other operations. -
There are also embraced in the work
kuLES FOR THE CALCULATION Of
INTEREST, which will work out The inter
est at any rnte upon any sum with the ut-
most accuracy and a simplicity and quick
ness fully equal to all the other Operations Inv
'hls, and vastly superior to all courses in tho
old plan. :" wv
Together, these form the Mosr Couprrrr
TREATISE OH the Science of Numbers ever
issued-and are intellectually valuable TO nil
men ron their nevcr-iniling accuracy, and
10 business men from the immense amount
OF time they save from tho most wcnrisone
detail of business life. Particularly ougIu
they TO he in the hands of Merchants and
Clerks, Teachers aud Students, aud Young
Men generally.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-01
B00KSl BO0KSll

The White Sidue. Uncle Tom, Cob;p.
Btylheddts Rom1nce, Night Side of Nature.
Religion Of Geology Ddvis' ReuelGlions,
Cdrly,es Life Of Sterling, Great Harmonic. rois.
1, IL, IN, Hdter Cure Encyclopaedia,
And splendid assortment of fancy prcscnta.
ton Books, and on endless variety of juveniles
Also, large Stock of Bibles, Historical, Poet.
ical, Scientific, Miscellaneous, and School books.
steel pens, Gold pens, Accordeons, TOYS, Fancy
Articles Blank Books, Portfolios, States, and
complete assortment of plain and fancy Station
ciy, Just received and for sale at j. McNIillan's
OllEAP BOOK STORE, doors cast of the
lown Ha where every book in the market can
DC procured, II ordered, at the lowest prices for
c9sh; IN addition TO the above can be found
nice lot of Wall and Window Paper.
Salem October l6 1862.