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BALTIMORE, August y. 1858

To the Editors of tho Star:
GENrLEMEN-I have observed in your very
excellent paper very gross mistake. Your
regular Baltimore correspondent, in speaking
or rather in writing on the construction of the
new place of amusement, now about finishing
on the corner of Charles and Baltimore streets,
says the walls are but nine inches thick. This
is not the case. The walls are fourteen inches
thick, and built n the strongest manner, with
piers inside to strengthen Them and by one of
the best hricklayers in Baltimore, under the
direction and superintendent Of tina; prince
of theatrical carpenters and machinists, James
J. Clifford, Esq, who has no superior in this
or any other city, as an architect and builder
/ in this particular line, or in any other. 'Give
unto Caesar that which belongs to him.
JUSTICE.
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A PRINTING OFFICE FOR WOMEN.-Tbe
New York Post notices the following sign
of modern progress:
Mrs. Phebe Paterson proposes to open
an office for the instruction OF women in
the various branches of type-setting,
printing, &c. Mrs. Paterson is herself
an intelligent practical printer. She de-
signs to take girls as apprentices to the
art, who will be promptly paid for their
work, in proportion to their capacity,
diligence and progress. She will have
pleasant, comfortable room. occupied ex-
cluSively by women, at PIG Fulton street."
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n I r n

On tie evening of the 2ith instant, CHARLES
HENRY, aged years and 2S DAYS. the only and be
loved soil of II. L. and Elizabeth Booth.
There seems a shadow presence here,
a gloom as OF approaching night;
For ont" whose smile to us was dear
Had bowed 10 deaths renIorscless blight.
The pride of our household band,
Fair browd and CAV and sunny eyed
Unclaspcd from ours his little hand
And in his childish beauty died.
They said he died. ii seems TO me
That after hours of pain and strife,
He slept, and even peacefully,
And woke TO everlasting life
And mirth's glad shout and Iaughters cheer
May ring through all the house beside:
But quiet sadness rtigneth here
Since darling little CHARLIE died
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w MUSIC

Es.EEsstSJ Received THIS NnOrning-
stkAAS<~s3 Ladies Polka. this is beautiful
piece; coz posed by Charles Lenschow. and pub
lished by the subscriber f'
hIac S.mith's Polka; Paris Polka: Napoleon Schot-
tiSche; MYSTERIOUS Rappnes Poka: Stag Polka; sal
utaton Polka; Wizards Polka; Sunrise Schot-
,Eci'; Tip Top Schotrische; Raindrop Schorri-che;
ieiiotope Waltz; Eva Waltz; Playful Waltz; Home
MELODIES; Fanny's Dream Waltz; Armour Waltz
In addition TO select variety of Songs Duets. Gui-
Tar Music, &c, always on hand, Music Paper,
Mound and by quire; Instruction books for Piano,
Guitar, Violin, Flute, &C., &c.
JNO. F. ELLIS,
aug % Penn. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th SIS.
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r. NJ. PErrEssILL & Co., Newspaper Advertising
Agents, the authorized Agents to receive ad'er
iisemeni. and subscription for the 'SfdT," at the
rates as required at this office, and their re-
ceipts are regarded payments. Their Offices are
at NEW YORK, 122 Nassau Street.
BOSTON, 10 State Street.
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MAR RIE ID ,

On the 25th instant, at ST. Patrick church. by the
Rev. Mr.. O'Toole, VIM. c. HARVEY. 10 Miss
CATHARlNEC OCkRELL, both OF this city.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Hodges, NO
BILE ANDERSON. to Miss ANNE WEAVER, of
Prince Georges county, Md.
In OwenShoro', Kentucky. on the 18th instant. by
the Rev. II. Ii. Hopkins, DAVID :. WATERS, Esq,
OF this city, 10 Miss ADA PAYNE, Of Louisville,
XIV,
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GlLMAS's HAIR DYE has made lis appearance in
our CITY, very much TO the qualification of our young
beauN vino wear red whi>kers or mustachos. Cen
uehlen are now seen .ung into orr hair dressing "a
looms with hair Whishers, mustachios and eyebrovrs
OF all imaginable colors. and in tive minutes the,
Will appear on the street having them entirely
changed and decidedly improved by lustrous bl ,ck
obtained by using Gilman's Dye. Prepared by H. d.
GILMAN, Washington. ID. &.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-29

UThs large circulation Of the STAR
makes it the most desirable advertising me
dun IN the District. 1t has more readers
in the cities of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than all the other Wash
ingtOn dailieS combined.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-29

1--WE have received the card of R.
Brooke, Esq, addressed to the editors of
this paper, in relation to the visit of the
Catholic Priest to Col. C. who recently
died in this city. 1t shall appear to-
morrow.
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'uR SALE or REN7
w ANTS.

80 W ANTED.-A modern built HuI'sp
~ tor small family, situated west OF 9TH stree,
49, In desired would be taken for some time ara
the rent paid promptly every month. ANY n.r.on
having convenient house, which they wish carr
fully used, would lind, in this opportunity. an excel.
lent tenant. Address "A c, AT this Office
aug Is
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Paper-E angings, Wtndo,y.Shades.

Paper-E Wtndox.Shades.
Gilt COrnfces, &c.
WE are now receiving our Fall supply of the
w above goods. which will make uur assort-
nent one of the largest and most complete n be
found south of New York. Oar STYLES OF Piper
H.fNGINGS comprise all the newest and most 81,
peru patterns to be found in this country: also \
beautiful lot OF French Goods of our own importa-
tlon, such As Fine Gold and Velvet PAPERS, elegant
DECORATIONS, Borders, limitations of all kinds OF
Wood, Marble. SC.
10 our assortment of low priced Satin Papers we
would invite particular attention. prepared
10 ol1er them at such prices cannot fail 10 please
Paper put ON lii the best manner, and in ali cases
guaranteed Particular attention given to all kinds
OF upaolstery work Carpets, Curtains, &c. made
to order in the best style.
THOMSON & DAVIS
Penn. avenue, between 10Th and 18th streets.
aug 29-cOiW
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WILLOW FEVER IN PHnADEIpHIA.-It
will be seen by our telegraphic column
that our informant was correct in his
statements about the yellow fever still
lingeringin Philadelphia, Notwithstanding
the contradiction of several of our con-
temporaries,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-29

lJMrs. Carl, Louisville, Ky, slave
holder, received note from one of her
runaway slaves, dated in Canada, enclos.
ing key of her store, the loss of which
he ventured to hope had subjected her to
no inconvenience. He apologized for his
torgetfulness, and offered in extenuation.
the haste with which he made his exit.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-29

C. Mr.. Wolfork, late the sheriff of
Tioga county, Pa, committed suicide a
few days since by hanging. But few
days before his father hung himself: but
three years ago his grandfather ended his
own life in the same way.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-29
Shirt Of the Morning Press.

The Union discusses the corruption and
ineffciency of the last Administration
and the purity and efficiency of the pres
ent one. We apprehend that common
sense folks will opine that it is rather too
soon to begin to draw any such contrast.
The Union also again discusses the polit-
ical character of the appointees of the
present Administration, reiterating the
declaration that it is the intention of the
President to remove any of the appointees
of the Administration who fail to stand
on the Baltimore Democratic Platform.
The Iatelligencer, upon authority from
| abroad, in which the editor announces
his perfect confidence, denies emphatically
the truth of the story about the alleged
protectorate guaranteed by Spain to Mex
leo. The Intelfgencer also contains an
interesting letter from Baron Alexander
Won Humboldt upon the subject of juno
ton of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
The Clippers leader is upon newspapers
in Washington, wherein everything in the
shape ola Washington journal, except the
Star, is duly bepuffad. We do not expect
| a ''first rate notice" at the hands of the
Clipper, having nearly entirely destroyed
its circulation in Washington already
1t says of us only that "thc Star, it is
hoped and believed, will be sustained BY
patronage from the General Government. "
We beg leave to say to the conductors OF
| the Clipper that the Star enjoys no pat
ronage from the Government by way Of
| favor. Under the law of March Sd, 1S45,
it was enacted by Congress that the adj
vertisements of the Departments should
be printed in the two papers i'll Washing
ton having the largest circulation, and in
a third to be designated by the Executive,
| in case he chooses so to designate one.
The Star publishes them by right of Cir
culation, under the law its right having
been legally and duly proved. We are
therefore indebted to no one except to ouI
subscribers, for the enjoyment of this
patronage. Our industry and the favor
with which the public have received our
enterprise have already secureius daily
circulation larger than the circulation OF
any other newspaper published in any city
in the United States with population no
greater than that of Washington. 1t is
also increasing to our hearts content
encouraging US to believe that within one
year from the 9Th ult. (when we became
its proprietors) the Star viii. have 10 900
daily subscribers; or one for every five
inhabitants of all ages and colors and
both sexes in the city of it's publication
So much for this patronage" slur of the
Clipper, whose conductors in order to give
their own journal interest, are forced reg.
ularly to copy their Washington news
from our columns.
The Sun contains nothing Of interest
IN its editorial columns this morning.
| --------<S~---
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-29

Ia Joe ShilIington receives all the New
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS as fast published He
Il agent for Harper's aud all the other Magazines
anu our readers VIII always find large and good as,
sorilnent OF Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store Odeon Building, corner of AZ street and Penn
sylvania avenue. aug 10
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DROPOsALs will be received un,il,be

both inst, by the Superintendent for the sup. IN
of20o cords of Hickory and 100 cords of Oak WOOD
Tor any POI ton thereof not less than - cordsl and
of 200 tons OF Cumberland COAL for the use Of IN,
Treasury Department. The wood 10 be of the bes,
quality-well Seasoned-and delivered, corded and
measured in the Treasury yard without e1p-ns. TO
the Department The Coal to be. also of the best
qusilty-all lumpcd-to be delivered in the Treasury
enclosure.
Treasury DEPARTMENT, Aug lS, 1853.
aug lNeOtd
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- NOTICE

NJ NOTlCE.-in adjourned meeting of
tH the "Northen Liberties New York Brooklyn
Association" VIII be held at their Hall, on TUES
DAY EF-ENING, the 30th instant. Punctual at
tendance is respectfully requested, business OF
Importance Will be laid before the meeting.
A. FURTNEY.
aug 21-3tt Secretary.
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Personal.

....A writer in the Annapolis Republican
timore, as the Wing candidate for Governor of
Maryland. Mr.. Pitts is an eloquent speaker,
whose private character is unexceptionable.
....Jeferson Davis, Secretary of War, and
Professor Bache, Superintendent of the Coast
Survey, at last accounts, were at Blue Noun
tain, Franklin County. N. H.
Barney Williams and wife are playing
at the Broadway theatre, New York.
WIN. J. Wier, one Of the eompositors of
the New York Commercial AduertiSer, COM
United suicide on Saturday last by hanging
himself to his bed post. Love is supposed to
have been the cause.
....Miss Eliza Logan, the distinguished
young American actress, is playing very sue
cessful engagement at the Boston Museum.
Miss Julia Dean is completing series of en-
gagements with great success in the north
western cities.
1t is said that some of the hangers-on
of foreign stars, have made Madam Sontag be-
lieve that she has paid 5000 to the New
York press for handsome notices" These
New Workers. are the boys to make those who
dance pay the fiddler.
MIR. Horace H. Day, of New York, COM
menced another India Rubber suit in the Cir
cult Court Of Connecticut, against the large
manufacturers, L. Chandee 4 Co, of New Ha-
ven, for All infringement On the Chaffee patent.
....Senator Gwin.left Fort Miller, Mariposa
county, California, on the Goth July, on an ex-
ploration of the route of the Pacific Railroad
....Hon. Howell Cobb, of Georgia, Hon. H.
W. billiard of Alabama, and Hon. r. s.
Bocock, of Virginia, are in this city at Browns
Hotel.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-29

EHOUND-A large stray HOG which the owner
can have by applying Oh street near 18th,
proving property and paying costs.
aug 29-lt" JNO, Mcleod.
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BOARDING

DELIGHTFUL ROOMS AND CHEAP BOARD
~ ING-On Capitol Hill, LIST Z, near Mrs
hhS- Enquire al Ihase = aug 23-eoA
pOARDING.-Mrs. BEALL would be pleased n
II accommodate six or eight gentlemen with board
and lodgings. Residence 18th street, between and
n sueets' aug
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned have associated themselves 10
5ether under the name ard firm % SHEKELL
u BAlLEf, for the purpose of conducting the Go
Gerry business IN all It's various branches. and hare
purchased the entire interest in the store and stock
(Which l. complete in lis Usual Variety of John B.
klbbey Co, at No. ). Centre Market Space. where
they will continue keep fnil and general assert
ment of FAMILY GROCERIES,, To which they in
wife attention, assuring the patrons of Messrs kib-
hey Il Co. that their cus'ams VIII be pursued. tas
far as practicabel and their friends and the public
that strict principles close application, and tar
dealing may he relied ofI.ss
JAMES III. SHEKFLL,
aug 26-:}tdSFO3t JOSIAH X. BAILEY
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~ A CARp.-To the Fire Companies who
lkS aided in saving the Avenue House last night
we tender our sincerest thanks, and would thank
them by name lid we know them. We can, how
ever, never forget our obligations to TO Franklin
FIRE Company for their almost superhuman eyer-
tons and perseverance in preventing the spread OF
the firP. GEO. W. FRENCH l. co.
Aug 2o-tf
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SWIMMING FEAT.-An Irish boy, resid-
ing at Hull. Mass, on Tuesday, swan
from Hull over to Fort Warren and back,
resting about ten minutes at the Fort. The
distance In straight line is one and a
quarter miles. The tide in the channel
runs very swiftly, which caused him to
swim at least two miles each way. When
about half way across the channel, man
in small boat, supposing he was SWIM
ming for his life, ran down and offered to
take him in, but he very independently
said no, he was only swimming over to
the Fort and back.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-29

1.-THE following ticket, it is said, will
be nominated by the Wings of Philadel-
phia:
Moyor-Charles Gilphin.
Senators-Chas. O'Neil. Job R. Tyson.
Assemdty -George II. Hart, Joseph R.
Flanigen, H. X. Strong, VIM. Sergeant,
Edward Y. Farquhar, VIM. R. Morris,
Hyland B. Pennington, John Q. Adams,
James B. Freeman.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-29

NEW MUsIC.-We are indebted to John
F. Ellis, Pa. ave-, between 9th and 10th
streets, for the "Ladies' Polka" by
Charles Lenschow, and a beautiful little
song entitled ''Do they miss me at home7"
set to music by S. NJ. Crannis.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-29

AN ACTIVE You've LADy.-The present
edltress of the magazine conducted by the
factory girls at Lowell, Miss Farley,
writes to friend: 81 am now proprietor
OF the Neo England Offering. | do all
the publishing, editing, canvassing, and
as it is bound at my Office, 1 can, in a
hurry, help fold, cut covers, stitch, &c.
| have little girl to assist me in the
folding, stitching, &C.; the rest. after it
comes from the printers hands, is all my
own work. employ no agents, and de-
pend upon no one for assistance. NV
edition is four thousand"
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III wANTED-A small HOUSE, with four
..u or more r.oMS, suitable for a small store or
tss=.sh"p, and situated within the limits Of % and
18Th streets west, and & and h streets, north Apv
person having such place 10 dispose Of with q,
without stock and hNIures will address "a. H. "A. !"
Washington City, with name and locality.
\. B.-A corner preferred aug l.Na.
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WHITE BRANDY, &c.-Jus, received

w and for sale
White Brandy, fourth proof. Cor preserving.
Green Ginger, Mustard Seed. Spices, OF every
kind
White Wine Vinegar, and 1000 gallons pure
Cider Vinegar.
To which the attention Of all those in want is in
vl!ed GEO. & THOS. PARKER & co.
opposite Browns Marble Building,
aug 93-ea3W.
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VALUABLE HORSE FOR

F1A VALUABLE HORSE FOR
YIN SAL EAT Walker {, Kimnrrll's Sta
y6 blc.-A valuable blood baN horse. siI
y ~ years old, al M" figure and action, Of
great rndi .ance. an excellent saddle beast KIND IN
harness, and raised in Northern New Ymk Tor ,a'e
AT WALKER & k1MMEIL'S Stab.e ON { street.
The Horse can be seen AT the Above place I'LL
Tuesday next, il Lo' previously di. posed OF.
aug 23-lM
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NfE HAVE ills day received All invoice of Ham
w sons celebrated PERIL MERY. consisting
81 Extracts for the Handkerchief; favuring ,Nuacs
Cologne; Hair o Ponafum; Toilet Powder Soaps,
Re, &c. Also, III receipt OF an excellent lsrlrt o
Travelling, Work, ard, and other kinGs OF BIAS
kETS, al the chea Stationery. Music. aud Fancy
Store oI mo r. ELLIS
Penn. avenue, between nh ard 10Th streets.
aug 80
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-29

kCNkEL's NIGHTINGALE SERES ,DERs.
This talented troupe of Ethiopian Serena
ders purpose giving series of concerts
In our city, commencing on Wednesday
evening next, at Odd-Fellows' Hall. Their
well earned reputation will, we are sure,
cause them to meet with tiattering re-
ceptiOn from the citizens of the District.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-29
NHOICE FAMILY HANS L..

~ celved, 10 tierces of Stage & S.iay,s celebrated
Queen City Hams. sGgarcurcd, averaging about 10
pounds, elected expressly for families
1000 pounds Superior shoulder Bacon.
For sale by E. f.. WHITE & co
Louisiana avenue, between 9Th ard 9TH SIS
aug 29-.itaw2w Opposite Gank OF Washington.
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A T ODD FELLOWS, HALL.
"a MONDAY EVENING, August %
GRAND CONCERT!
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL, BY THE

ADELSTEENS.
Herr Reginald. Herr Claud, Tile Feiiece Tile Es-
tell, Sen Juan Espueda, (PiaRiSt,) Herr Fischer.
(Violinst.)
On Monday Evening, August 18th. they will pre-
sent choice selection of SONGS. DUETS, BAL
LADS. TRiOS, and CT ARTE1TES, from the most
celebrated masters
CO Doors open at y, performance to commence
at O'Clock. Admission p cents.
Cards OF admission to Ee had al the Music Stores
OF MesSrs Davis, Ellis, fiibus s iitz, and at all
the principal Hotels. aua7-2t
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WHITE BRANDY FOR PEACHES.
w 100 gallons pure White Brandy, for putting ND
Peaches.
IS gallons White Peach Brandy, very old and fine,
made iii Virginia.
100 gallons White Apple Brandy.
Families desiring 10 put up Brandy Peaches and
Fruits may rely upon the above Brandns being pure
For sale by F.. F.. WHITES co
Louisiana av.. between 9th and 9Th streets
arg 29-cc6t opposite Bank Washington
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< OOO NEGROES WANTED will n

= 000 NEGROES WANTED viii nav
csooo the highest prices. IN cash, for ZOO
NEGRbES, with good titles, slaves for life or for
term of years, i'm large small families or single ne
groes. Will also purchase Negroes restricted to n,
main IN the state that sustain good characters Fam
HES never separated. Persons having slaves for sale
will please call and see me. az | am ALWAYS in the
market with she cash. Communications prnnn,v
attend to, and liberal commissions paid by JOUNE
DENNING, No. le, ). Frederick street. between
baltimore and Second streets, Baltimore, Md. Tree.
in front of the door. liz IN ri
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NEW SONGS! NEW SONGS.
AM NOT ANGRY; (answer to Don't be Ang's,
Il Nnjher)
THE Old River Fann; cr, The Darkey's Regret
The Star "f Home ttongs OF Europe
Mary Vale
Come, take SAIL
The Old Veteran
Maggie by my side
DO they miss at home!
Yes. we miss thee
De Old Cliurciiyard
LindaS gone 20 Baltimore
My Old Kentucky Home
Aunt Harriet Stowe. &C., &c. at
Winners
Stationery: Music, AMI Fancy Store 9th st.
aug - Near Louisiana avenue.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-29

JRESS FOR sALE.-A Super ROYAL SMITH
PRESS, in excellent order, for sale low, at the
Star office. aug4-n
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New Style of FALL HATS for 1883.

NC" StyIe OF FALL HAT for 1861
j. 1. EVANS, Pennsylvania avenue. b. "A
<*>tween Twelfth and Thirteenth strrets hatSS
this day introduced All entirely new and splendid
style Ut HATS for the fall SEASON. which he is conn
teAt VIII give greater satisfaction than any that has
been II tro,uced into tins city for years. both re
cards beauty and quality.
he has also just received large assortment 81
BEEBE;S Hats. auq a1-,l2w
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-29

DUFF SIDE COMBS, &c.-LtMlfCNp. 7ih r..
l. I'd door below +, has received aHo-Lcr ~ I,ly 81
superior finished Puff Side Comb; also. LADIES'
Dress Prot ctors, Sewing Birds. French TIsrelig
Baskets. &C., for sale low for o.Sh.
anr 29-rod 81
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THE PROPRIETOR or THE m,

III FROfRIETOH OF THE IR.
WING HOTEL would respectfully remind the
public that, during the repairs of Eilliard's Hotel
ne offers accommodations TO those who have busi-
ness IN the upper ptrt OF the city; who like airy
and comfortable apartments.
aug 29-lm DANIEL H. FRENCH
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WOOLLEN YARNS. FlanueIs, Hoo

w sfery, &C., White, Black. GRAY. and Fancy
Coorei Yarn; White. Red, Blue and yellow Fian-
nels; Misses and Children's Cotton and WosIIen
Hose; SILK, Cashmere and Cotton Hose of every
quality together with general assortment of Fail
Goods. Customers will do well TO give me a call
WM. X. RILEY
aug 2'-lm cor 9Th -. opp'e Centre Market
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WHITE BH ANDY, Green Ginger,
w Mustard Seed
Half pipe White Brandy, suitable fol pea ches
hbls. pure Peach Brandy {:
30 his Green Ginger
White and black Mustard Seed
Pepper, Alislice. Gloves, Sc
80 gallons pure Cider Vinegar warrant l.tGual
ity
10 dozen VOLTS Scheidam S;chnapps
Just received and for sale. hv
SAM'L BACON & co.
aug 29-en:h corner 71l ST anG Penn. ave-
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WOOD FOR SALE.-25 acres of WOOD
w standing within few miles OF the city, for sale
b. the acre or cord. Apply 10
JAS. G.. GREENLEASE,
over seldcn, Withers & Co.'S Bank
aug 20-eo 81