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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-19

Eercnth street, just ADORE Pennsylvania acenue.
THE undersigned begs leave to announce to his
friends and the public, and the Ladies in partic-
ular that he has just opened a New Store for the
manufacture and sale of MILLINERY of every de-
scripton, together with full assortment of FANCY
GOODS
Hosiery. Gloves, Handkerchief
Cravats, Stocks, Collars, Suspenders
Porte monnaies, Gard Gases, &c.
Also, a choice selection Of
Sewing Silks, Threads, Cottons
Twist Buttons Pins, Needles, &C.; i'm fact, al
most every article in the Millinery and Man
tuamaking line Of business in the way of
Trimming. rs-s
Also, fine lot of Perfumery, such as
Extracts of various sorts, Eau de Cologne
Pomades, Soaps, Hair Oils, Brushes, Combs,
Fans, sc.
N. B.-The Millinery branch will he under the
immediate supervision of Mrs. SHEDD, assisted by
one OF the first Mlners of the day, who will be in
readiness TO receive all orders for Bonnets Cans.
Head-dresses, &C., and execute such orders in the
neatest manner.
The undersigned WILL i'm the course of three or
four weeks, be able to exhibit full assortment of
Fall and Winter Style of Millinery Goods, and, with
strict attention TO business will not only merit but
receive a share of the patronage of the public of
Washington. WILLIAM p SHEDD.
sep l2-i1w
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Alexandra Correspondence.

ALEXANDRIA, September II, 1866.
burlesque Opera Troupe have erected Il pavil
lion near st. Paul's Church, and perform nightly.
Numbers of our citizens avail themselves of the at
traction to pass evening.
The Gazette of this morning says that the carsoes
OF several vessels consigned to Messrs. Fowler 4
Co., were yesterday sold at public auction, viz: On
brig p. b. Porter, Liverpool, 1900 sacks of coarse
salt 81 rs q 81 30. On barqne Idas, Liverpool,
700 sacks fine salt, 81 So a. 81 81. 5000 sacks
coarse, 81 % G 81 80. Ship Trade Wind, $3.50
sacks fine salt, 81 55 1000 coarse do, 81 % a
81 26. Schooner. J. r. Walker, ?. R., 900 hhds of
sugar, s. IS a Sc As; 80 do. molasses, 26 * a 81
cts; 20 hhds. N. o. sugars, S. 80. In addition,
$50 bbls herring, SO 81 X, with quantity of seine
Irvine and cotton yarn.
The weather has been very pleasant Merchants
continue receiving their fall goods. Revivals arc
yet in progress at the various churches. AMI
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List Of Arrivals at the PRINCIPAL Hotel,

National Hotel.-Mr Lewis. Pa; Il J Meips Jr.
Tenn; G Rogers, Md, J II +artt, Fla; w RTeny,
Va; Ross, Pa; Jas Clementson, England; II Ford,
do; DIR Morris. Md; F Raine, do; A H Day. o; A
NJ Rucker lady, Mo; Miss Shelton, do, p Gar
land, Va; Z A Penniman, Pa, Col Cuttings, BaIt J
Ihurstos Ky; Lewis Rogers lady, do; A Rogers
Macbeth, do; WIN Ballard, lady & daughter, NY; A
Adams, do; DIR Stuart Va; s Young Ca; A Will
liams, Mass; Oh Flajolet, France; Degouroe, do
Ferrusa Lags. Brazil; I s O'Sullivan, st LOUIS J
Smith. Ga; s King, Del; Middleton, Pa; las
Patterson. Ky; w Hughes & lady, do; l. Hill, Md;
T II Armstrong, o; A Reeder, Bait; l. Oliver do;
J II Hynes, Jr, do; Nye, o.; Miss M HART. DC;
G Bangall, LID; + Owen, lady & child, Md;
Muggins, NC; F SnOuks, Texas; w Aston,
Nc; III Hibb, Md; Mr. Cohen lady, sc; Miss
Cohen & maid, do; Miss Hart & maid, TO; w New
ton, Va; T Baber, do; ID Taylor, do; B G Harris,
lady 4 daughter, Md; J Camalier do; J Nj Hood.
Mass; Burr, NY; w Baker & lady, do; 8 G
SanIey, Nh; c O'Connor, NY.
Brouns' HoteL.-A La Saroni, Mass, w Clark,
do: T Price. Mo; " Alien, o; c Halscy s lady,
NJ; T. Gardner, Ga: Chas Meredith. Va; James Il
Clark, do; w C1'rabue, La; NJ Clayton, O; d NJ
Mushet, lady, child l. servsnt, La; Miss Gailicx do;
g II Gordon, do; Lewis & lady, o; Miss Lewis,
do; Graham, Va; Bayley, do L G Garrett &
Lady, Ala; w Hosea, o, 6 Digs, Md; B Bacon,
do; Ii southworth, Mexico; Henry Hubbard Ga;
l. ] Parr, do; w C Rider, Ala; r Cox Ga; E p
Gaines, Texas; Royal Phelps, NY; G Player, Ala;
G BeIcher, Mo; l. O'Suliivan, NY; w r Utl-y,
NC; Daniel, do; Miss CT Bynum, do; Miss w
} shenard, do; T A Winters, Va; d NJ Sharp, o;
DIR f Squibb, USN A Simpson, Ind Green
ouhh, NY; NJ Kronberg, do; r ] Weaver & lady, o;
Gen Newland, Wis; c Hitler, do; &c Murray,
Mo; &c Hunt, o; T Sergeant do; b Bowers, do;
McCrack, Ia; w F Lynch, LSN; w Harper,
DC; Hon Orr, SC; Mr. Boyee, do; Beck.
with, Me; A I.ashley. Miss; A Dayton, Ohio;
United States Hotei.-D Tyler, Ky; II Barlow,
do; NJ Duvalon, SC; Nj Leonis, Del; G w Beneto,
Minnesota; Luther Parkns, La; A b Brunenbam,
do; w ID Butler & lady, Pa; r J Hollwell, Ga; VIM
Hamilton & lady. Fla; Julius Potter & lady, o; Jno
Purvis, Va; II Kirkwood, Md; w J Blakey, do;
III Cooke, NC; S Mcdowell, Pa, Col Bone,
Miss; T. j Thorpe, Md; SIedbam & lady, Ga; ]
II Scott, Md; Hendly, DC; Geo lie Bos 4 ser
want, New Brunswick; H Bateer, NY; d Whaling,
Mass; A Darmonf, NY; G A Martin 4 lady. Va;
Pugh, do; w ID Phillips, Minnesota; Riley, Pa;
] VI Beck, d.; l. Fl Huhenthai, do.
FIRING Hotel.-Jas COrbin, Va; Bennett, NY;
N Harbrouck, do, Miss Carr, do L w Cobb. SC:
Miss Fa1on. do; A r Young, DC; A O Hanlan s.
lady, NC; w Burchell, Va; McCauiey, USN.
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The Yellow Fever at New Orleans. Az

New ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE total
number of deaths reported for the twenty
four hours ending yesterday morning was
tifty-one, of which thirty-two were from
yellow fever.
The interments reported this morning
were forty-seyen, twenty-six being fever
cases.
The total number of deaths during the
week have been three hundred and sixty
five, of which two hundred and forty-one
were from yellow fever.
Harry r. W. Hill, ESQ, died of the
yellow fever this morning. Re was well
known as one of our most benevolent
citizens.
At Mobileon Thursday the deaths were
thirty-eight; from fever thirty. The deaths
in that city yesterday were twenty-si1,
of which twenty-five were from fever.
We continue toreceive faithful accounts
from the lake and river coasts. The
fever is ravaging the plantations and
small villages. The Howard Association
are sending assistance IL Ill directions.
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Arrival of the Pacific.
FOUR DAYS LATER From EUROPE

NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-The steamer
Arctic arrived at an early hour this morn
ing, bringing 200 passengers and Liver
pool dates of the It'll inst, among her
passengers is Mrs. HI. B. Stowe. The
Africa arrived out on the 4th
The EA STERN QUESTION. aspect of
the Eastern Question remained unchanged
since the sailing of the Niagara. Moth
ing was yet known as 10 the intentions of
Car. The Sultan had sent an explana-
tory manifest to the Four Powers.
1t twas reported that France had inform
ed the Sultan, that if any further steps
be taken, he must take them at his own
peril.
FRANCE.-The Government having fixed
low price upon bread, was using every
means to keep down the prices of grain,
and the markets were consequently re-
ported dull and lower.
PRuSSIA-The Prussian Government
had determined not to interfere in the
Grain market.
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Cotton continued
very dull at prices favoring buyers. Sales
since the Niagara 1900 bales, of which
spectators took LOCO and exporters 3 900
bales
MISUNDERSTANDING to the fine weather
and the favorable accounts of the harvest
together with decline in France, causing
re-sales of French orders, prices were
irregular and lower. The decline in -four
was Is. per Dbl. and in wheat I'D. per
bushel. Corn was in moderate demand
at steady rates.
Prorisions.-Beef and PORK very quiet.
Sides and shoulders unchanged. Rice
less active. McHenry quotes lard Is. per
cwt. lower.
Nothing doing in bark or cloyerseed.
Linseed cakes were very saleable.
At London, Consols closed at 81 gu.
Bank Stock 227 22S.
HrUre Market.-Cotton quiet; sales to-
day of 300 bales. Flour quiet sales of
500 bbls. Genessee at Al francs.
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Trial of G ClSrgvnlau

KINGSTON, n. Y, September 1S.-The
trial of Rev. III. W. Smuller before the
Chassis of Ulster terminated yesterday
Only one specification was proceeded with
that involving the charge of adultery,
on which the classis acquitted the respon.
dent of the graver charge, but adiudged
him guilty of an infringement on the laws
of decency. 1t is understood that the
infringement alluded to. occurred while
he was on visit to very respectable
married lady of this village.
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Death Of Victory Eirdseye, &C

SYRACUSE, n. Y. Sept. l7th.-Victory
Birdseye died very suddenly, at his resi-
dence IN Pomeroy, last night, aged II.
lie had resided in Pomeroy for forty-six
years: vas twice elected to Congress; once
to the State Senate: to the Constitutional
Convention in 1921, and frequently to the
Assembly.
S. c. Hitchcock, bunker, has been nomi.
mated for State Senator in the Oswego
district. He is claimed by both parties.
A block of dwelling houses at Phoenix.
Oswego county, was destroyed by fire on
Thursday, rendering sevcral families des-
titute
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Third Concert of the Misses CoRins.-The readers
of the Star are reminded that another concert Of the
Collins and troupe will take place this evening at
Carusi's saloon-the best hall in the city for con-
certs. We have already spoken in the highest terms
of the execution of Miss Rosina Collins on the
vion and need only to cay that when she appears
il Is the signal for loud and repeated applause and
that the close of each of the pieces she is rap,
rously encored, showing that the audience are far
from being sataed with listening Ia the sweet strains
from the violin, and witnessing her skill in bowling
what is considered the most difficult instrument TO
master.
Every one speaks in the highest terms of the in
strumental performance of Master Saar, the youth
full pianist who presidcs at the piano with extraord
nary skill The whole troupe promise to put forth
this evening their best efforts, and if they do. both
the vocal and instrumental fail to delight ,he
lovers of good music, who no doubt will crowd the
house tonight
Important .4rrests-About noon to-day John H.
Gibson was arrested by officer Reese, charged with
stealing schooner named the Marion, at Alexap-
dra, Va. He was taken to the office of Justice
Smith, and will probably be committed to await
requisition from the Governor of Virginia.
Wafch Acknowledgements morning the following
cases were disposed Of at the Central Guard House
John Hughes, r. Rollins, and F. Lucas; security to
keep the peace. This morning. Catharine Truckey,
drunkenness, with her two children sent to the
work house for ninety days. John Sheckell. flgi-
tive, returned to the PRISON. John Queen, colored,
profanity, work house; John Nichols, drunk, fine
and security; John Biggs, suspicious person, work
house.
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FINE GROCERIES,

FAMILIES who gro now returning from the
Il Spring. and others who about laying in
their full supply of Groceries will do well TO give
a call before they purchase elsewhere, The follow
ing list in part, Of fine GROCERIES, which have
been laid in at the lowest prices ruling before the
late extraordinary raise, will be sold at rail- ad
vance over cost: ..
80 chests super Tor Black Tea, at so cents pound,
Mt retail
10 chests Green medium and very fine Tea, from
soc. to 81 pound
IL hhds. medium and very superior Porto Rico SUI
gar, part ut GA cents
So bags prime old Government Java, Mocha, and
o:h.r Coffees
IL bbls best Crushed and Refned' Sugar, for pre-
serving
$50 extra sugar-cured Hams, favorite brands
:, ca-es Conserve and two do Preserved East India
Ginger.
Particular attention is called to the above BLACK
TEA at so cents; it is rich in flavor, without the
dcleterous effect of most green tea, and warranted
good Is generally sold at ST. and 81 rs cents q
pound. With u large variety of other articles not
named. Customers always be accommodated.
Goods delivered free of charge.
T. NJ P. KING,
Corner of and 18th streets, anu Vermont
avenue, north Of Jackson Statue.
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By T.. n. sTRATTOr, Auctioneer.
1.-TWO NEW BRICK DWELLINGS

Il az AVctfOn.-Un MOND.3T, September
18th, at O'Clock on the rcnises shall sell the
south part Of Lot No. g. in square No. 346 fronting
40 feet on llth street west, between q and sts.,
north, by 20 feet deep, improved by two new. sub
stanta and modern built brick houses, Just finished
containing eight rooms each.
The above property is located in pleasant neigh
horhood, equidiStant from The Government Depart
mentS and III every respect desirable for private
residence.
Terms, Onc-tliird cash residue i'm three equal
install nents at 6, IL. and Ia months, with interest
secured by deed of trust the premises.
lille beyond dispute. COuveyancing at the ex-
penSe OF the purchaser. sep BIDS
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By GREEN q SCOTT, Aucttoneers.
IMPRONED AND UNIMPRONED PROPERTY

BY GREEN q SCOTT, AuctfOneers.
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
l. AT ACCTlON.-Oa Friday, the 9th instant,
we shall sell at O'Clock p M, in front of the prem
Ises, a good threes;ory Brick and Frame House,
containing seven good and CONVENIENT arranged
rooms and the Lot on which it stands, it being part
OF Lots Nos. 10 and H. in Square No. 449, having
front on the east side of eth street west between l.
and nj streets north, twenty tour feet, running back
TO twenty-five feet alley lie feet, and vacant
Lot adjoining the above described propertv. This
property is handsomely located i'm one of the most
rapidly improving parts of the city, being but one
square north of the Northern Market.
Terms: One-fourth cash the balance i'm 6, u,
le, and 81 months, the purchaser TO give notes for
the deferred payments, bearing interest from day of
sale deed given and a deed Of trust taken.
Title indisputabc. GREEN & SCOTT.
:ep5-d Auctioneers
W-The above sale Is postponed on
account of the weather until Wednesday, the 18th
instant, same hour.
sept 10. GREEN & SCOTT
The above sale Is further post j.
rOned, in consequence of the rain, until WEDNES-
DAY, the 2lst instant, same hour.
sep Is. GREEN & SCOTT.
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FOR RENTING BUILDING now be-

80 FOR RENT-The BUILDING now be-
III ing finished. on the northeast corner of 9TH ST.
and Louisiana avenue, i'll this city.
The first floor has been constructed for Banking
Establishments of marble, v it'll vaults. &c, and two
stores on 7th street. tn. basement il construct
to embrace all the modern conveaienccs for a Res
taurant in conneNion with Kitchen and vaults for
coal. oysters, provisions, The restaurant com
muDic''tcs beth from in and out doors with the Sc
cond story, which is composed of four rooms. com.
muuicating through ample folding doors f-r The &C.
commodation of either large small private parties
Should the second story not be taken in conneAion
with the restaurant the rooms will be rented for Of
fees. The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent Of the build ng, aud is we'll adapt d for
comnlodions billiard room for three tables. The
fourth story embraces the whne extent of the build
ing, and is well adapted for printing AT
mory. and if not rented, will he reserved fer meet
ing or exhibition room. Gas and water and all the
motern improvements have been introduced or
each floor of this buding, and its POSITION situated
in the very heart Of fhe most business portion OF
Washington, must insure large profits to competent
tenants. Apply to, or address
S. C. BARNEY,
street, between 9th and It'll SITS, Washington.
1T--eOff.
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A SMALL FARM FOR SALE.-The land is well
"A watered; part is in wood and part i'll grass. Ii
is admirably situated for very early garden well
as for dairy. The distance from the south end of
the Long Bridge Is about two miles. The terms OF
sale will be very accommodating For further par
tculars apply to Z. E. kITTESHOUsE, Bank of Com
merce, Georgetown, B. +. RITTENHOUsE, Treas
ury Department, Washington. sep 2-2aw4w
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ENOR SALE-Two of the hsndsomest building
l. LOTS. situated i'm the First Ward. near the
residence OF ". W. Corcoran) known as lots No I
and s. in square q, fronting north Ii street, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets west, which viii be sold
low immediate application to
JIG. GREEN.
Property Broker, 7tl street, OPP Post Office.
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Baltimore Markets .

BALTrNoRH, Sept. 10, IL M.-Howard
street -four, IS S7s cts; City Mills same
price. White wheat, 81 25 81 q cts.
A decline of seven cts. Red wheat,
81 16 cts-60, 900 bushels sold. The
foreign news has had depressing effect
on the market.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

I WILL offer at private sale, my LEASE. with
Bar Gas Fixtures, and other articles, all of
which will be shown to any one wi hing to pur
chase. Locality on Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, near 9th street; runs back To b street; con
tains II roonls, in good order IiIse of lease -
months. The House is in good repute and doing
good business. front just painted quantity of
good LIQUOR can he had at cost price. For fur
ther PARTICULARS see the subscriber.
All persons Indebted TO me will please call up and
pay and save further trouble. J. DAVIS.
sent eff
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Ship Karkaway abandoned at sea

CHARLESTON, Sept. 1.-THE steamship
Southerner, from New York, arrived here
this afternoon, She reports having picked
up the ship Harkaway, abandoned off
Body Island, put crew on board of her
and sent her into Norfolk. Supposed her
to be loaded with guano.
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AUCTION SALES.


BY e. N. STRATTON, Auctioneer.
IL oRsES HARNESS, SADDLE. Birdie, ROCK
IL AWAY.-0n TUESDAY morning, september
2Uth. st o'clock. in front Of my Auction Rooms.
shall sell coed two-sest Rockawsy and single Hsr-
ness.
One BAY Horse, 10 years old
:" Msre7 - s with eadd and Bride
Grey Horse, 6 :. ..t
Two Bay Horses
All good saddle Horses and work well in double
single harness
Can be seen at sutton's Livery Stable on Sth ST.,
next to Bakers Hotel
Terms at sale.
sep l9-lt INTEL
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Pacific Railroad Subscriptions

New YORK, Sept. 1.-THE first meet
ing in regard to the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad project was held here yesterday.
Hon. Robert j. Walker, subscribed SlO,-
100000, and DIR. Newcombe, of Albany
81 .000. 600.
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OLD ROCKS

DOUGHT. sold, and exchanged at A. ADAM
ID SONS Bookstore, on 7th street, opposite the
Post Office, where he keeps constantly on hand all
the cheap Publications, Magazines, and Newspa-
pers Also, Blank Books, Stationery, Pens, Inks,
&C. Any Of the cheap Publications bought of him
will be taken back at half price. sep l0-eo3ts
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[yOREJGy STANDARD MUSIC.

Il Just received at the Mu.ic Depot :-Saemi'iche
TriOs nebSt Quriet en- umd Qunctten fuer Piano,
Violin, Viola, VioincelIo, Oboe. Clarinetto, Horn,
and Fagotf, Won Ludwig Won Beethoven. Ebonso,
MOzart's vollstacnige, Trios Quartctten und QuiR-
tetten fuer deSelben Instruments.
Also, constantly on hand, German, French, and
Italian SONGS. HILBUs 4 HITZ.
sepg South side Pa. av., near 10th street.
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INOR SALE.-At private eale, LOT I and i'm
Il proyements, on square 372. This lot is located
north side, fronts y feet five inches on New York
avenue: running back one hundred and thirty. five
feet to street, North. Also, Lot 5, on Sth street
east side, in square 436, between X ard i streets,
fronts 80 feet running back s1tysix feet six inches
Apply to j. b. IARDELLA, Pennsylvania avenue,
south side, CAPITOL Hill. sep I7-St%-
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MOUNT PLEASANT HOTEL,

CdP,tOI HUI, " GShtilgfol
ENOl, RENT.-The above Hotel is offered for rent.
J. either with or without the Furniture and other
Fixtures 1t is OF the most desirable situations
in the city. and excellent location for business
Possession may be had at any time between this
and the middle of October next. TOa gentleman of
respectability DESTROYS of keeping Motel fine OPP
portunty is offered. Applications to be made to the
present proprietor. JOHN FOf.
sep 6-:tawlm* ..-r.a
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New style of Hats, Bonnets, Furs,
and Fancy Goods

New style of Hats, Bonnets, Furs,
and Fancy Goods.
~ j. I. EVANS has just returned from An
81 the Northern cities with the most com #tta$a
S4plee stock of HATS, FURS, and IN-StkH
FANTS' GOODS ever offered in Washington w
His stock comprise in part Of
Beebe's celebrated Fall style Hats most elegant
article exquistely finished, the prominent and pre-
vailing style of Hats nov worn in the Northern
cities.
very handsome and elegantly finished Hat,
of his own manufacture. article which cannot be
surpassed in the District.
large and elegant assortment of Caps of all
kinds and at all prices
A splendid assortment Of Milinary Caps and Equip
ments.
An assortment OF Infants Hats, which for beauty
and elegance cannot be surpassed
FURSl FURS! FURS!
The stock of Furs which the subscriber has just
receiv is the most superior and the cheapest that
has been offered in this city, comprising Sable,
White Ermine, Stone Martin, Fitch, Rock Martin,
and great variety of other fine furs.
All these goods will be sold on the most accommo-
dating terms. He is determined TO sell. as his mot
ia is small profits and quick sales" Call at
EVANS Fancy Establishment,
Pennsylvania avenue, near 18th street.
sep 11-d2w-
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By Il. N. STRAIT Autfoneer.
STOCK Of MILLINERY and DRY

&TOCk OF MILLINERY and DRY
-, Goods for account OF whom IL
may cOncern.-0n Tuesday, Hodnssi.y, ard
Thursday mornings September 10Th, 2lst, and ed
1 shall sell at my Auction Rooms, without reserve
commencing at 10 o'clock, extensive assortment
of Millinery and seasonable Dry Goods comprising
Laces. QuillDgs, Feathers, Flowers
Head Dresses. Caps, Grapes, Wells
Cords and Tasse's. Trimmings, Spool Cotton
Brocade and Plain Silks. Mousselyincs
Bereges, Lawn. Nisites, Shawls
CHEMISTS. Lace Collars. and Cuffs
Lace Capes, Under Sleeves
Embroidered Pocket Handkerchief
Irish Linens, Alpaca, Caicoes
Bie9ched Muslins, Drillings, Parasols
Grape Shawls, Scarfs. Cravats
Silk Pocket Handkerchief superior Blankets
500 yards new Carpeting, Rugs, Mats, &c.
Terms: S2S std t.nGe>, cash over S25 and under
$780, thirty sixty. and min ty dsys; over SlO9 two
and four months credit for notes satisfactorily en-.
dorsed bearing interest. sep Ia-d4t
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NATIONAL EATING HOUSE.

Just received direct from - ~
N4HSfsX the West Indies small Lotto N -
Y&o OF genuine GREEN TUR- SSJMsy
S~ TIE, which will be served wv
I'D in Soup and Steaks in the best possible style and
az short notice. Ass. fresh Norfolk OYSTERS
and Fish of various kinds, such as Sheepshead,
Trout, Spots Croakers, &c. All the Birds of the
season constantly on hand, such Reed Birds, So
m, Blue Wing, &C., and every other luxury of the
- -'s = =
o. Soup ready at ii o'clock; families served as
usual. #ft}- ID. G. FULLER,
sep l4-eo3t Successor to Walker Shadd.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-19

have TOR sale large number of beautiful building
lots: sil,at ID in square No. SIS, SIS, GIG, 617 5i
40 l47. i45 7sa, $50, 6S2 $50, 4ii i'll, so, is7
$50, 5l5 ll6, 49, 5sl 1885, 1895, 995, 299 5s4 l4o
lGo an 26s, all OF which will be sold on the best
or time and terms by applying to ]. c. GREEN,
sep lI-3teod Property Broker. 9Th St opp,e. Z. O.