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~ natS BATHING TUBS AN Baths
won ~ ~ sk6fAkNe LEAD PIPES, SHEET LEAD
r,oneay.sasss - CHANGES MODERATE .s 1ss'
NOTICE to PLANTERS, etc.-The BRIDGE.
IN WATER PAINT MIXES WITH LIsIE-Cue twentieth Iims
twsil eksd) MIXED With the BRIDEWATER MiNER M
tedessd proper Of water will rni q
49, &c. THIS has -. tried At the North
scxse q. g. BOGkRT 1 Co. 20 Camp strssts
Asn Tor ne ss1s q LossaA Alabama Msss.np Tsss
RRIDGEWATER PAINT-Constantly ON
- n.nd Dye bs5sss md Half Barrels and Ground In oil q
hsgfhe ofshs pabc called 10 ths avsn
gs1f TN FAINT Toy all uyposss over ali othsr suh
M rs v h Nas
"a sss rampLst .. c, DoGERT 1 CO.. 10 CAMP street.
I.nl Assns fr The sassef inraa Aahan,s M and 7s.a
HYDRAULlC CEMENT 1000 bbls. Newark
u and Rcsendsss for sale by .
/ JOHN g HARDnd GO, (spcesssoss 10 J. HAymsn co.,
fgsFs ~ sns NsSsk and Resndae
= se :. zss..ns Al and Marny Buianzs a pi.
CSLARIFIED SUGARS-Of tho g Ardoype
~ Brand J" n hashsais aad barrels for SALE by =
aels wM, 2. MvSRicH CO., u Ola I.ssss Vi. Z
VvAR, PITCH AND ROSIN-4OO barrels il,
sess. Tor ..ls hy A. DxLAesAvx CO.. u M.e..i.s !.
GUBA HONEY Just received, in tiercss and
sss Il Htkr co. , ysssss.sesl.. .,ss.,.
GLARET wnSE-600 5lsss i store, for sale
Nv DO s.aHAnx co. = rshs.slssss 4.
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claim against Congress for the injury they have
famed IN cutting down 10 the proper grade, the front
parts Of their stores and dwellings especially those
near the West Market. We believe that no mere
righteous claim has ever heen presented ~ the Repre-
sentalves nj the people in Congress assembled. lust
picture TO yourselves, Messrs. Editors in tie midst
ut thrifty city. the entrance the insdns of stores
helng only effected by the accent Of fight Of steps
and one ar two platforms. heSides the outlay the
construction ~ these additional entrances am
told that our Councils at this Session or their next
intend To move IN the matter 81 changing the 10.
ton of nur prescott market house. The subject Of
changing the market house was agfated III primary
meet ting held for that purpose years ago which
meeting made apple aticn to the Councils, VI I'VE
member Alright tn determine the matter by vote Of
the ward electors At which election i, u5s deter
mined to let the house stand its present -Jtc-the
other two sites spoken ut the ''fopar Pump and
street receiving the eeetual by BUT tic public
has even changed its mind with regard tn the sub
Iect on If ON the other hand, II should h. tnnght III
dispansable to the growth OF cur ward As well -
us beauty, that the present market o,Ise should be
chengef, we do hope that the Councils will not act
nreciritafely in this matter We think that the de-
ference III this matter should he given 70 the cleo
tors. Let the people be consulted m this matter
Az representative. rightly considered should rnt
represent himself hut his constituents We think
that all measures Of importance ike the present,
should be determined by the ONLY tr,e source If
power-the people. Let a committee Of old III
E"ns OF the ward. the electors determine the mat,
ter. and do not let that power ever PCS from thor
hands, especially IN matter of rurh public import
anCp. Your trIIIy W T.
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ICoMMuSIC AiEp.
The H-r"s rtom the Smithsonian I,,sf,,diop-As
IT l. no ie-. your pleasure thrn yUu p:ovince o give
glit To ali the good citizens o this rapid, pro, IN.
aud soon io he :. great Metropolis - IL has rcyr.o
to Hio that enc two Ninklings from yolir bright
little luniuarv, directed tn those having auilorit,
about tli' Smithsonian grounds might be productive
{" very material advantage to those of the
cIfLen>, whose business Or pleasure occasional,
calls To wa there. Has Ilueyer0ccurrcd To YOU Mr.
STIR, as most singular idea, that such rough harsh
:TdVclIy walks were provided iur the pulrc accom-
mb,iatIjn a. ma human being tread upon without
srh>t Oi positive discomfort. Ard have YOU no,
Thought vet more Singular that, noiwIt!I tantIinr
the public anpdthy 10 such walks, and tii" natural
in'iIhcnVC, irresistible lInrul:e which every one
ie"i~ 10 escape from them tine fvIdDnCcs Of Whir Il
are 20 clcdTly marked alien. all the rprdcind Dor
de-, the people dic barred and i.!csd of. more
tiidn ever, and iOrce'l tn walk where horse an
a. would Hfi vain II lie could help hinISt.ii: | an
not disposed tn complain OF Il nccC;try uuIyoiua
bic Inconvenience but surel, this IL not one thai
cannot b" remcdIcd- In the dh.snce OF pavrncnis
gEavrllrd ways may be- rYecesSdry IN wet wrdthcr
but does not every will idca above an oy .ter
know that i not IN wei weather alone, chiefly
that these walks used To sonIr coInpa atvel,
small extent they arc 'ed IN wei weather. and
-Inall space ot gravrllsf way should I've retained ul
-Ich ocCd-,on~; hut do not think there * man
woI,5n, or child who has ever set trot upon tho:t
walk. with the gravel grinding grating 3crecchInr
under them. that will not ion the hope that
portion or zach m,y b" covered with clay, scIse
other ultrr9I that VIII become hard ard fu,ao.I
and pleasant - walk upon.
Why - II that the known rohI, i'io,,- regard 7,
walking on the sra-S border, are continually dis
regarded: IL II not that people like best TO go where
thaV arc forbidden To 90, hut simply escape ths
t"Ttnr" of III" gravel As before limited the publ,
want = sufficiently ii'iicated IA the pth; that ars
worn along III" edges OF the grass pnts. The people
Keep As near the hounds within which they ar" re
CURED W walk, as they cIn without suffering more
pam man they think the auhnfuie- have an, righ
To inh'ct upon them, and now that their r"pIgulnc,
'" gravel has he'n Indicated III manner that can
not hc mistaken IT seem, scarcely r.rpact.ui I.
'hfIt them from the paths they have made for ihc,n
We, without providing at least IA good ones ol.e
where.
Trust, sIr, II Will mt be long before shall Sc,
t'u- mittfr atfCudCd to: aud here ami elsewhere
WI" . pubic walks are provided, the public com
tori .h-nncIlv dcA
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Alexandria Correspondence.

ALEyiS October 81 1855.
LGtham's Omnibus Line Council Proceedings -Se!c
Fair Sc.
Among the many cnnvfr!rnres which enterpri-
sing citizen, have originated for p MS. of the com
iuni'y there certainly !. not one, which for ab.o
lutte value to all Glasses. rival the omnibus Iincs
to Washington. When the river is free from oh
srucon, and the ferry boats plying every hour, it s
not realized; hut Tho I who well rrrnrmr,rr whe: il
cost one dollar for Stage ride TO Washington. and
sometimes The communication entirely closed.
readily understand the vnInc of line which nj Il
unItoIn, rate summer and winter, furnishes CON
Portable and swift passage. Mr. Latham ce:tlit,Iy
deserves the patronage pf the community, ard
unless have much mistaken the community IN, will
receive it,
Tho Council met on Tuesday evening; received
an referred communications from The Mayor the
subject of dordcry minors, aud a&king tor the an
polniincnt nj two additional wa:chmcI: from L. NJ
Mccormick. asking :ba; the taA on musical enter
talnuentS he reduced: from John w. utyrrII far
release from fine under the bread law, from E.. T.
Smoo, relative tn the duties and powers OF the ci,v
Surveyor; from The Attorney. reporting iha. the act
of the 10Th Of December, 1852 tran erS all the GIes
-. the Superintendent of Police. concerning the
grading. &C.. OF streets, upon the Surveyor. pump
ordered at The corner of Washington and dad
streets; the city Surveyor direc to make
certain inquiries relative tn cuverts. &r. A bill
passed concerning Elisha Riggs and Others; and the
Council adjourned.
Tn Tuesday, George White sold at public auc,inu
lot ri ground between Pitt and ~. \ 5ap streets
is by IS feet. tor 900, to J. 6. Henderson
The Far and BI'iorama cnniiuU. IN active "rc-
ration, the former Will cio,c "m Friday evening.
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interesting from tho FRS. Ward.

10 the E''tors Of lie Stcr:
"A'iitaL>;-as your paper has most extensive
'"'"A"'h IN TINS part of the town the wes, end.
ana Is INC city 10 represented III your columns from
correspondents in different part, of our GROWING mo
ropo'is have thought by your permission. 10 write
lew lines for It's columns pTesentiI, the pp,as,
and affairs OF the first ward. That our city !. ,c,o
thfah Ill al ta' constitutes solid growth and imnot
anc' M one can deny; aud tp certain extent w. n,
tins end ar also receiving some marx; of ,nh,;n
dvn. from Congress- the only source hitherto Of inn
prev .msnt and expansion. - '''
Our avenue from the War Department to Geors..
own l. undergoing thorough repair having its side
WALKS wideBei and prettier grade adopted, bu.
leaving our citizen, good many OF them with valid
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CDMHI-NIr AIEr

CoNnrSIc ArEp.
Ltte,ip Of specc'-Osedjencc to Luu- Penalty its
htrTrtiy". a,.-Ny-eIt Il strictly temperance man,
and dnNlnrs above all things to sec the cause rro,
per, cannot SUSTAIN any one who attempts to pro
mote that cdiIse hy violence and opposition tn INV.
address, these lIi'S your paper, IN consequence
ot hfarln. the remarks of Mr.. Savage Temperance
Hall, last evening. Having always entertained a
high opinion OF MIR. Sdvdg. personally, have ad
nIrcd ms earnCstue-5-tlIuught hun d PLAIN u:,o
pIisicdttd man. who had truth III his heart and tho
tivdhag" oi mankind DIS him aim. sorry should l
he I" cntcIthIa Z different opinion. He has always
oppressed himself law abiding" citizen, and
recommended that others should be subject to the
laws under which they live. Like many other men
however he would have the laws made 10 ,uif his
own notions, irrespective OF the opiniols n others.
Finding that the Corporation laws do not suit Inn,
lie not only mvelghs against the Corporation and its
laws, hut threaten. To break them 20 that bs NAV
test their ,o,sti,tiondi,fv.
lie lris been charged with and fined r 0fstrc tinr
me pub''t thoi"rghi"s, and ds appealed from the
decision ut the JnSiir' vino fined him. Instead at
waiting for the DECISION tina, appeal ne threatened
last ngni IN repeat G.d'n mud oso,n, the same cf
fence, until the question should he determined
"hcther Tue people ~ the law WAS the strongest -
Bad example that. N"r much Law abiding there !.
irt me recommend tn his consideration the case ot
one -lcSCrh E'7ier, vino -oI. four wears age held
street meetings. IN Pittsburgh, Pa. He was indicted
convicted, and Imprisoned for several months in the
county jail ut Allegheny. judge Pattcn, III Seuten
eng bim remarked that IT was IntOeTable that any
aiin, WHOSE THROAT Wa A COMMON SEWER should
hs allowed to belch forth his obnoxious thoughts
clothed III Indecent language upon the passing com
m'inity." Mr. Savage denied that lie abused any
man and vet avOwed that if speaking the truij,
about a man was abusing him, then he would abuse
nm" He should remember, however. that although
he Is II temperance MIN. his conceptions ut the
'ruth" are not always 10 be relied upon For *.
ample: Ia" spoke of the tlen sf.,r and induyrd
IN >n1ry cpitiIctS and inuendoc, which It might not
be decor"u> tor YOU to repeat, md which would only
show that Mr. :. would ike To have everything hi,
orn way. He evidently, from IL. own question and
answer tn u, lad not solved the problem Of Pon,s
Plate, . What l. truth: ~ He did not " ab,i.. the
< Stn'" oh no q Not according to his nstlori. Of
- abuse
One word more III cpnCu ion. Let Mr.. +. learn
'bis lesson; Bad laws NAV be rnveIchrd against
and III III" History p the past furnish him VIII,
legitimate lllu ratIon=. but liz must not drac In
ue'yhhnrs mr." h'~ rrh"ncs, and ct1nr them if they
cannot ~ operate with him III his illr-ai course
Wishing WEI 10 the cau-s, am YOUR,
TEMPERANCE.
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list Of Arrivals at tho pri3cipaI Hotels

NGticuct Hoici-CuI Mfrs. tr:sh. Col " p
Campbell do; > 4 Hart Fla; w .kev:,'il Pa; {; 2
GrI,i''in, do, w j. Solnnun dc; q a.libe,, PIsh,s.
: Fitzgerald n lady, Mis-; icnrjes, pd; nr NolIi
Md; w BrIntney. do " :; Reese do: w y Val
liant, do; { Howard, Va; r 6 Anderson, de; Y T.
Tuck, NY. l. l. aiagoon & family do; G = .[in.
Nd; l'r hanshv; DIR NJ fratr. Md, J = Pike Ny: ~
Duv.li. Md; w Smith, Mas; J e Paul, do; ! Run
lap X family, Va; Knowles, Pa; l. Tall W.; W
Hodsson, Ga. Mccullough, Va; L T Iy,rc lady
Mass; Oliver, London; Col T. Ru:ns s. lady. IA:
Henry smith, NY;'J ID Marcy,Eady \ daughter Mi
A Schtu"nhprgrr, Fraucr; Il III IImar, NY; r. 4
Fireman, lady children, h": w e. Fo,ury Nd;
d Grahnn; w dc hlntrua; - Ellington: mi; : {;
Goddard, NY; TJ"ncs, H.; W 4 Iirr:t, IN; Ma"r
Cha>c, USE; w bachniau, lady x sister, Cal; Nh
Murray. d.: Mr. .'IGa, de-, alr i."cms, do
Bror1is' ji0tei.-F iar,,;tn NY; inn 'y'hrcIor do
: & Beverly Va; II Neil. Ia; James Galley & lady
Ny; StaIkwcathcr, do; : e ii!uI.-~. Pa, : Arkron
Ny; Monroe, Me; fapt Eohins,.n, ian,
Lady Il ncIce, Md g u sin, run do; Dir inlnatiu K
do; Mrs Winthrop Nc; Mr. sinI h, do; M, -
Inl>ted, do; Miss Chapman, sn; ! :! TIbhais, Md; w
Rogers, do; VIM q TaIburt du:"i A Freeman &
FANNY, do; DIR Oldham I; lady, Tenn; koht 4 Mr.
I'm < lady, Va: Mrs L ID MciIwaIe, Gr. ID Drew
tal; Samuel icgi, .; Jno Fttz.i, rai; fIar,-aoda
K .nn, La; SIads do; L tharhonc., do; Z Cord
I'll lady, Do; rInfirlc' s daughter, Conn; !: &
White, Ala; F Nicholson, Pa; p + 'tcs.tcr, do
w Graham do; 30, Mason. NY; Z NJ Wright &
lady, Va; 6 GIIIchrcat, NY; Ellis, Jr, VIZ; VI J
Mandr. Mass.
United States Hotol--Jas Wiihcrs Cal; + + Let
ton, co; J Steele & > ladies. Va: II McAlmr, NC: i
ID Rogers & ladies', Va; = Rogers, de-; A u Rog-rs
do; Miss Thompson, do; G Il BrEey, dn: ] {
Turnhull, USN: Burns, Pa; JOHN EoSs. DO; w :
Waner, g: Ilalen, do; & 6 INLAY, Ia; w y
Brooks, Nd; ] Mccoy, de-: Z y flHtchin.s. Mis-, y
I White & brothers, Md: ] Ia~kims. do: H.nrs
Lcrha, Germany; w H.in,yrs, NV; 6 II Vim
berger. Va; 7 Knsrp, Ala: Martin, NJ; ~ lou
>ton @rn, q; w ,;'"ncT. i!;c5. dn; Cni W Lc,rr
Pa; I Rowland, Md; ! Turner. Va.
Gcdsty's Iotei.-Gro W Gfsson, Md, Il Waaaon
do; Mr. Thompson & lady, Do: Hon J : RJ,horH
Va; w Slaughter. do; Ii riasr, Richmond, Ill
Webb, do: & - Booker. do A Bentley s. lady. Va:
Mr. Stronbr, -: Col Brown. u$A; A Er",,u"
NY; Wethcrcd. Pa; Ii I Nu r,cad, do; Il Row
land, Md.
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New YORK. Oct. G7.--The steamer
Niagara arrived at Halifax last night, she
left Liverpool on the 18th inst. with one
weeks later news from Europe. ~
Cotton has advanced id--sales of the
week 81 200 bales. Spectators and ex-
porters took $500 bales.
Breadstuffs firm and unchanged. Ohio
and Western Canal Flour 3Ss Cd 35s.
Indian Corn, yellow, per quarter, 4os cd.
White Corn Ais per quarter. Provisions
unchanged. Rice dull. Coffee dull and
declining. Sugar declined. Money mar
ket stringent. Manchester trade I'M
changed. American stocks dull. Havre
Cotton market steady-sales of the week
are 5000 bales. ConSols 90.
Eastern affairs are about as before
The Sultan has signed the declaration Of
war, and given Russia fifteen days to
cvacuate the rrlncipalitieS. This seems
like the old story.
France has detinatcly intimated that
she will aid Turkey, but the opinion pre-
walls at Paris and London that the East
ern question will vet be amicably ad-
justcd.
The news from other parts of Europe
unimportant. England and France are
quiet, also, Germany, Spain, and the rest
of Europe.
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VILLA AND COTTAGE .OTs


HAVING hal tht beautiful piece If rro, ertv ad-
join,n:: In" Eclav EouFe. ca the Bstimnrr
an@ Dino kHrsa,i. ID I'D laid out by exr.,i
rn"e and c'npetnnt Engi aud Ar hitccts it lis
now rft"rej sale in lots of Suital 10 sizes either
VI Ia or Cota-e Residences The I"carn il such
to make it the st desral piece of 1rcTerty err
offered fer such purposes in thia vicinity. It's dis
t4nc- from Baltimore by Turnpike IS ..liles--.wo
roads leading from it to the Ci,-.ii. nv Rail-
road miles. Time 10 Baltimore l. miruteS- WASH
iDgtor ] hour-Anapolis 4, hours 20 ras, epgcr
tral"s of ears r:>s the Rely House daily going
North South. Past ard West thus aGorGirg uu,
sHa f'c';ic. To persons doing business in cut Of
!. IN" City of Baltimore.
Its location is irr%~tlY hcal.hy. and Icing ceva
tel from 100 10 80 et a'nve tide wat T. il r,.,n-
msnds most xt"nSive and beautiful view nf the
SURROUNDING roS:itrv for mics Pom i. can he seen
three cnnDtcs on H." wcctcrn. and one on the east
"rn sh"rc ri This State, the patapSco River and Ches
4 ape8kc Raw.
lsrG" portion "f the property i. covered with for
est snd :rnHnental trc.a. rrreerti;, many lctur
| e7iue snd 'ouIoariiir.: siies for Cctta.es Upon
the property Il au extensive orchard n choice fruit
| aud s'Srra' spring: of lure trr Water can p
so hr elevated the .rnptr:v on, tho ratayrcn 1T
very small COST sufficient to supply hundreds Of
families.
At Tic Erlay IlnuSc is post offi.r WI c-o daily
mails 'rr received. In view If the property and
within IL 1intrs Wink ar. Churches oT different re-
i"i"us denominations, and within u miles are two
large female academies ount t;e Sales ind Irrle-
| side, ard s. Timothy College
IN" property will hr soil in lots If such size. as
I" Suit nnr'hHs"rS. varying from o fifteen ;,res
or n'"re ~ will sell the tract ff 10 aC:,s
the r'lt' iiaser prrh'prs having thr advantage
of rh"r"r granted ~ Tie Legislature Of Marvlard
ut ITS last session. 10 Improve and hrau,,fv the
grounds and erect wcliirc and other Kind uill-
in,s Thereon. u" dyyein. urcu n" property
Ia councillors. with al N" necessary out houses
plat he and i"r-uS made known l,v Pm
plicatirn tn She ''n'irrr -npi :"
hEessr.. TtNeS & aNDRt"$. Architects
I2S EaI:imor" -irnet.
!. ". ~ OK TT,
I'll Pr"'t street baltimore
\. L. Il is II r''r'";npla'irr I" cat a,t grade y
road tom the" 'iace Z" Hnit next year which
viii 'r'n. Il within ; y miles direct cuurFr.
~A--.G ~
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Explosion-Loss of Life.

PROVIDENCE, Oct. 25.-0ne of the boil
ers of the Manchester Print Works in
Smithfcld exploded this morning, COM
pletely demolishins the boiler house, Kill
ling two Irish lads, and slightly injuring
a fireman. A piece of the boiler passed
through the dry house, doing considerable
damage, but the main building was not
injured. The works are owned by Messrs.
SHREDDER and Patterson.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY j. c. Mcguire. Anetian.sr.

Dy a. L. VxCO n
DEAJTtFUL COTTAGE at Public Apcticr.--cn
ID THURSDAY. the - tn instant at AZ O'clock
7. Il, on 'he premises, will be sold 10 the highest
bidder that rs ndsoms two-Story Frame Cottage, At
The intersection Of lt street ast and strect porh
Pear the Capitol. The house contains rine rrcms.
aud brick bC.emert sith tn ee rooms. Also, a
bath hnus" and ciS,trn. With forcing pump 81.
tnehsl. and Nh cut building for stshling. &c The
op rty fronts IS feet LIST street, and lis feet
on c street, and contains lo,s21 square feet CT
ground.
This property commands an extensive view cf the
city. Geoi g"town. a,l rho surrounding ccuptry.
Terms ou'-fourth cash; residue in equal install
menis vt q, ~ end Is mepihs. by notes with inter.
est from day q sale 10 Ice secured ~ deed Of trust
on TIE property.
fthe TERMS ere not complied with within three
days from tn" day CT sale. the property will be re-
sHld mt the ri, X and cot Of the first pur1 haser
Title oiear and indisrpfable. Ccnveyurcss at the
expense Of The purchaser.
III. c. SPALpING, Agent,
Jas. L. MCGUIRE,
m 2h--dft. Aucticrcer.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. OCTOBER

ARRIvED.-Schr. BurTa Vista. Addison, y. York.
to Cumberland Coal aph Iron Go.
scbr Potomac. Lawrence Rcs:,n, to Cumberland
Coal ami Iron Co.
Scbr. Julia Smith, New Yoi k. to Cumberland Coal
and Iron Co
SAILED -!chr. Buena Vista. Addison. New York
corl 10y Cumberland COL and Ir N Co
MkMoRiNpa.-Brg Hope, Eiddie, hence at New
York. 24th inst
The brig kauid, I'riaaY. from this pert 90 Cork.
ireland. with cargo If four npd grIIn. w"tt
ashore AM sunk ON he I'D irst;nt. and he'f
mics south Il EaIe Henry Csp'a an:' crew wcr"
saved
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Baltimore Markets &C.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 27.-Flour. Howard
street and City Mills, 1925: 1000 bar
rels sold. After the receipt of the news
by the steamer, it was held higher, but
there are no buyers at advanced rates.
White wheat $1.32 Sl.37; red SI.o4
a S1.2S; $1,000 bushels sold. White
corn &c GS cts: yellow 6S cts; $4,000
bushels sold.
The steamers news is regarded as I'M
certain, and has had no material effect on
the prices of brCadstuffS.
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-Mrs. Z. T. DUAL would in

BOARDING Mrs. r. T. DUNAI, would in
form the public that she hiss taken one IF those
lar.e and c,mmolious houses, nearly opposite
Browns Hotel, over Hoover Sons shoe store,
where she is now preparing for the accommodation
Of transient permanent bosrders. lier terms are
moderate. nrd every effort will be made ~ render
her guests comfortable. Families CT single gentle
men, de-irous Of obtaining large and convenient
roonls would do wen 10 give her an early call.
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sUGAs, MothssEs, & MhCKEREL.

- 81 hhdE Porto Rico. and Huscnva 10 SUGARS
Tarr very choice and part low Price
- hh'. pule"rl1cd Sugar
ID hhfs. fu'tH Rio Moless"g. vtrrchoi-e. suitable
fer b.kosr and ,nntertioners
10 hhS r." No. 4. Mn"k"rci Boston INSPECTION
rTugit IN the month IF September vrrv fat
nnl Suitatl" fnrretsilers. counting 100 to the
hrr"l
A I OF which We offer
u y WHITE & Co
Louisiana avenue. between 9Th and Tth ste.
Opposite thu Bank of WASHINGTON.
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NEW DRUG STORE.

J. SC II W ART Il + respectfully informs the
~ pubic that he he's opened his rev u UG
ST'kf. and S'licits share Of public patronage -
Having lad in entire fresh stoak Of D EG q.
MEDICINES. and FANCY GOODS he will. at aIl
times he enabled to furni.h The citizens with genu-
inc medicines. and all other articles i'm his line of
business. Al ord. rs ard prescriptions will he
promptly and carefully Tiled.
Also
Will keep constantly hand Surgical. pental,
CHIPPING. and G,lramc MACHINES ard sll cth,r
Instruments ussaly kept In the largest establish
ments.
ALSO
The hest 1uaiitT of lIa' and oth"r CIGARS 4
TOBACCO, selected from the hest brands
a. j SCilWaRTTE,
Chemist & Druggist.
IA. Rrenne, between 81 and II street,.
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BY f.. n. sTHATTON, Auction.er.

NEW TWn-SroEY FRAME HOUSE AND LIT
~ At AUCTlON.-0n MONDAY afternoon Octo.
toer 3ist. nj oelo"k. the premises. shall sell
Lot M - in subdivision Of Square No 46a, improved
by a new two-story frame house. containing six
rooms. 18th wood house. This property is locatrd
on the Island, between 9th and eth. ard ID and y
streets: having front Of - feet inches, AMI q
depth Of 81 feet inches In y IL feet alley.
Terms: one-half cash: r-silua i'm equal install
mrni- at six and twelve months with int ret salts
factoriy secured.
Title perfect. Conveyaucing at the expense Of
purchaser.
oct nGidts- lIptelIigenrer
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Severe Frost .

NV ORLEANS, Oct. 26.-Severe white
frostlast night. City now healthy. Per-
sons may return in safety.
VICKsBuRG, Oct. 26.-A heavy frost
fell here last night. The city is now per-
fectly healthy, and business begins to
move with considerable spirit.