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Georgetown Correspondence.

GEoRGsTOwS, October 10, 1853.
Il little piece Of Harmless Shootin-~-A man called
las night upon gentleman upon Bridge ST. and re-
ques"u HE gentleman TO accompany hun. stating
mat ne had re- SONS to believe that an individual
whom lie considered had aggriev-d HIM. was or
would be In the town. and il he he intended to
Infct upon him cOrHoreal punishment. The gen
ueinin refused To 60 and the individual left A
younger brother Of thu gentleman who was called
upon. thinking there would be something rich fol
lowed on II a distance and stationed himself i'm
vie" o! the mouse where the parties expected To
meet The Individual who supposed himself az
srleved stationed himself in the door of wood
house, pistol III hand, and patiently awaited the mr.
rival OF the other. Between 10 and Il O'Clock he
made his appearance upon the premises. when his
opponent fired three times at him, without, however
doing any harm. We must say, for the credit of the
Individual hrfd upon, that he gave every manifesto
uoh o. trhc grlt real game; for when he ad-
Vised ny lady IN the house where the difficulty
happened. to call the night watch for protection
he Sptrnrd; the idea saying he had done nothing
wrong. was only going tn visit Old friend and ac-
qlalntance, ana asked no protection from such n
person. As the matter we presume will undergo
judicial lnvesgaiIon, we refrain from giving names
a dcSpatch was received in city Yesterday
rom Baltimore, informing the friends of the Rev.
W. BTySnn that he was no better.
We have been requested 10 announce that Poto-
w'rHnce meeting AT the house Immediately west OF
Mr. W. ii. Edrs'S warehouse on Water street on
Friday night next.
F'o',r and Grain Hari. t-BOth inclined 10 draOp.
Common brands Of the former would not command
over 500; prime extra wOnld bring IS 624. White
wheat. 81 81 a S,.40; red, Sl.30 a. Sl.35 No
ciai!"f iH corn SPECTATOR.
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Lis. of Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

National HOTEL. Hunton, La; p Barr, Pa; II
Q Hood, 90; John Wilkes g lady, &C: Hiss n 7
Gihbes do; w II Stokes, lady s daughter, Ky; J
Marks s. family, do; Patten, Md; VIM Hotz-
man, DO; Mrs Bowie, do Miss Carter dc: Majo. G.
& Halter, USA; { Gwathmey, La; Mrs CARING
ton, child x servant, do; T Darlington. do; Jno L
A McPhail, do; 4 Stuart, do; A l. Stuart La; }
Misses Stuart, Va; DIR Il A Stuart, do; Miss STUART
do; Miss Julia stuart, do; 7 Porter / lady. SC;
Jams lillian, Ind; D McB Thaxter, Mass: s J..
Thaater, do; w ThaStsr, dot : Bisby. do DIR
t II Fisher Il lady, Va; I Fcnwick, Md; T J
Meliaiffy, Va; Lewis, do; Mrs Kline, do; An
dfot, do; Scott, Mass; Callahan. do; DIR ]
Maynard. Miss; Maynard Md; w Grier. do; s
NJ Vass, Va; l. Vass, do; ID Payne, G n Hami
ton, Pa; N NJ Foote. NY; T. Haxtpnr & lady. do; n
A Deas, Ala; Mr. French. Va; II Carr, indy d c
Howell, Md,
B'5ohs' Hotel j E Worsham. Tenn; ] D Tory.
st: faley 4 lady, Ind; W p Bocock Va. NJ
Laidey. do; " Carweil, Ara; J RozwelI Va; ]
Weeks, NY; J NJ Merit; * lady, do; Judge Daniel,
Va; Roher! Meeks, Valparaiso; + Mreks, NY; F
~. saiparalsd; GrcTe, ia; Miller Gre.e.
John Matt ( lady, Pa; G r Jones & ,ady. o; John
Van aani, Va; PC Hardy, NC: w II thompson,
Md; J Greenwich, do; A J Waliafe 40: / l. o.
Sullivan, NY; " 4 Roau; Midi jon Il SALISBURY do:
Z NJ Hubert s. lady, sc: Miss 5 Hubert do; F.
Hubert, do; Mrs Hubert & servant, do: John Cook,
Pa; Robert Aull, Mo: SHEPPARD nc; X 7! Haw>,
kins, do; DIR 5 Witherspoon lady. do Miss g
Ponance. do; NJ Alexander, do: Miss Alexander,
DO; Mrs Craig daughter, Ga Robert Thomas do;
Hollis. Miss; Ravencl. Sc; j c Stanley Ga;
w Brown 8 lady; III; 4 { Bryant. USN: Mrs
Bryant, Mass; g Simpson, Canada; D Frcclengson,
do; w Morehead, Pa: Geo Wil;ision, Me.
United States HOTEL Conrad, Va; G III Kite
do: G T Browning & lady, Ind; Kite Va: W
Statam, do; Mlr Douglass & party. NY; J Boiling.
va; Rev G l. Alachenheimer, Md; DR. c F MacheIl-
heimer, do; r Taylor. Pa; A Booker do; B
White. Ny; 7 Latimer. Va; W r Wells do; G II
Wincberser, do; jeff Sinclair, do; { Reynolds, do:
O Arcaud, do; J q trc#;td, Dc: & Bell Ny; 4 A
Qhintardc, do: " NJ Haywood, DO: G Brand. do.
GGasby,s Hotci-Edward Cannon. Va; j 4 Bcaz-
ley, NC; Perkins, NY; G. r Smith s. sisters. Va;
A F Stuart 4 lady, Pa: ] " Lakue, Ky; F w Hill
lizard. NC; Jos Baker. Sc
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ENOR SALE, avery valuable TRACT OF LAND
in Alexandria county, Virginia, containing fifty
two acres and fraction, situated opposite George
binds on the Fairfax road, and the Turnpike from
the Ferry 10 Alexandria runs through the eastern
end OF it. There :rc about seventeen Of il in
good wood and timber. and much firr cedar for posts
upon i. The cleared part has al been highly i'm
proved art fitc'ed with French drains. Fine springs
Of pure water and falling stream run thrctu
it; the whole fenced in to the turnptc with n fnr
post and rail f"Ece; good barn. with sheds and
small! dw.lpg-houset. AL in goo'i order.
The soil il Of very SUPERIOR quality and sto,t six
acres now WILL set in timothy sni clover. AMI ab ut
one acre planted in paachc- of the best kinks
This land is most beautifully situatcd. with sur
face every here as level and "a could he do
sired. Nearly the whole tract may he considered
hrstrate fiIsothy land.
Those wishing to purchase viii peese call on Nr.
l.. Car'rry in Georgetown. or Owen hurry First
Ward. Washington, for any further informa ton.
ort2
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DOR II E 4 r Furnished or unftlrnished
Il ROOMS, with OF without boarding, can be CD
tanned in q private family hv early application
Reference rs to resrectabiity will be required In
quire at I. B. Browns Store. corner Of 18th and
streets. Get 4-cntf
fsHs FOR RENT--The BUILDING now be-
81 ing fni. he'd the northeast corner of eth ST.
and Louisiana avenue in this city.
The first floor has been constructed for Banking
Establishment, of marble, 18th vaults. &c. ard two
stores Oh It'll street. The basement is constructed
to embrace all the modern convenienccs for ReS
taurant. in conne1ion with Kitchen and faults for
coal, oysters, provisions, &c. The restaurant COM
munic;tcs both from in and out doors with the So
cond story. which is composed of four rooms. com.
muncating through ample folding doors. f-r The &C
conmCdaton Of either large small private parties
Should the second story not be taken in connection
with the restaurant the rooms VIII he rented tor
fees. The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent Of the build ng, and is well adapted for
commodiors billiard room for three tables The
fourth story embraces the whole extent Of the build
ing. and is well adapted for printing room or ar
mory and if not rented will be reserved for meet
ing or exhibition room. Gas and water and all the
mo improvements have been introduced on
each floor Of ths building. and its position situated
in the very heart of the most business portion OF
Washington must insure large profits to competent
tenants. Apply to, al ;ress
S.C.BARNEY,
street, ietween eth and eth SITS Washington.
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90 There is no better time than the present to
purchase your supplies of Fall and Winter clothing.
10 those in want of superior or lowpriced apparel
we would urge the prudence Of visiting the popular
establishment known 49, NOAH WALKERS MAR
Bile HALLCLOTH1NGE EMPORIUM, Browns build
ing where they can be suited with every variety and
style Of clothing Their beautiful and well selected
stock consists in part OF fine black and fancy
cloth -cck, sack and dress cats; superior plain and
fancy cashmere business frorke and sacks: rich
talmaS, na'rtats and sdc oyeCroats: with the be-
selection Of fine black docskin and fancy cashmere
pants, cut velvet silks. satin cashmere and plush
vests. Also, shirts collars drawers, socks crayats
handkerchiefs suspenders. gloves. undershirts, &c
All Of which they will sell lower than any other
house in this any other city. We would also call
the attention of ladies to their complete assortment
Of Boys Clothing. large supply of servants wear
always on hand
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DC Id
t. aoUsEKEEPERs ESPECIALLY.

tt R0USEkEEPERS ESPECIALLY
w invite the attention of Housekecpers gene
~ rally to TIE following named goods just re-
ceive,i
g - 104. ia, and 12i ps'ey LINN Sheeting
! 4, !-s. "a, and 81 Pillow and Bolster Linen
81. o.. and 10 I Sccca and Irish Table Damesk
224 10 1. and "a Hamilton Cotton Shooting
Cloth and Norsted Damask Table and Piano Covers
81 Turkey Rcd Plaid Table Covering
Plain and Twilled Turkey Red. for curt.ins
l34 FL, Ii. and ln4 best Whitney Blankets
81 white and cotored Flannel. for Crib Blankets
DamasK Nspkirs and all kinds of Towelliug
Brown Linen Table CT tbs and Diaper. by tho yard
Is = ~. ll-3, sid lo4 White and Colorcd Quilts
Crash German Roll ard Brown Russia shceting
Furniture Caiic II and 5-i Plaid Cotton.
BLEtCIIED SHIRTINGS.
We have cares IF New rk Mills Cotton
cases II Bartlett steam Mills
=" ~ Same, steam Mill
." ~ Naumkeag Steam Mills
do II Engi~h Long Cloths, from 12l5 to &c.
do 20 Jams Steam Mills
do IS Bartlett do
- ~ STAG DO
~ pieces India Tw!cl Cotton
cases White and Brown Jeans
do Best " hite aud Brown Canton Flannel
Ali o the above goods will Zoe sold at the very low
est market prices. by
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY { co.
DC St
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e. INyALIDs recovering from the eff. cts Of Fever
Bilious Iiseases. or long continued illness of anv
kind. will find Carriers Spanish Mixture the ONLY
remedy which will revive their DR.. oring constitr-
tons eHpe all bad humors from the blood excite the
liver to prompt and healthy alton and by its tonic
properties, restore the patient to life and vigor
We can only .a- TRY 1T. single bottle i, worth
all the so-railfd Sarsaparas in existence 1t con-
tains no Mercury. Opium. or any Other nnxious or
poscnons drug, and can he given TO the youngest
infant without hesitation.
See Il q certificates IF wonderful cures around the
bottle. More than five hundred persons in the CITY
of Richmond. Va, can testify to it' good effects
= See adye
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Accident to the Steamer Allegheny.

NORFOLK, Oct. l2.-The injuries TO the
[. S. steamer Allegheny, sustained on her
recent trial trip, have been fully examined
by a competent machinist, who states
that it will require nearly four months to
put her in complete repair.
Her crew in the meantime are to be
transferred TO the Pennsylvania.
The smokc-houSe of e.. p. r. James,
the British consul at this port, was sgain
set fire yesterday.
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II 81. u. McHtt N T., AUCttOneeTs
INU L X F. AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
l. AT aUCTI0N.-On WEDNESDAY morning
October 10Th. at 10 o'co k shall sell, ut the resi-.
dence OF DIR Licber,npnn. The south side of St,
between 18th and 1tth streets. all his Household
Furniture and eTccts-
Mahogany cue Piano Portc, by Gilbert
Mahogany Arm snd Farlor Chairs m Brccatclle
Crimson inTask and Enshroiiered nce Curt.ins
Gilt-'raue Mirror, fiiranGules. Astral Lamps
Marhc-iop I r Tahc. Gilt Ccruioc and Fixtures
Mahogany and Walnut Centre, Card, and SIDE Ia
blss
Mahogany Sofas, Fcckers, md Paror Chairs
Paintei cane ard wCoi-seat Chairs
French Nant"i Time piece
Marble and cast iron StatuetteS
Mahogany HCok ard Mineral Cases
Mahogany French BeisteaGs. Wardrobe
Washst,r,'s, Toilet Sets
Best CURED bair and iiurk Mattresses
Boosters and Pillows. Blankets, Counterpnnes
French China Dinner and Tea Wac
Plated CsStors. Decanters. Tumblers
Finger Bowls Wines, Cordiss
Refrigsrators. B-th Tubs Cooking Stove
Ghrrc-p'y. ingram, and Venetian C2rpeting
nj 10th. Hattnr. Stair Eods and Eyes
Together Tith good assortment of Kitchen Uten-
ss.
Terms: S25 and under. cssh ; over that sum a
credit Of TWO and four months. for satisfactori-
iy crdsrs"d. bearing interest
&c MCGUIRE.
nc Id Aurtioneer.
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Alexandria Correspondence.
ALEXANDRIA. October IL 1879.

ALEXANDRA. October ID 1853.
to"Rctf-iInToreDaersts at Gas Works end Boptit
Church-Electiin Of Colonel.
Council met on the evening OF Tuesday appointed
the tty Attorneyto settle dispute the relative
jurisdiction OF TIE City Surveyor and Superintend
eGt II Police The aspiration of G.. II. iiudgns to
BE- retrieved from fine for violating the bread law
referred 10 Commute" on Gen IN i.tw,: referred
Nv" IL o William T. Powell. an USED an act to
authorize additional subscription ~ the Manassas
Gap Railroad Company. This is the amended one
recently ordered by the people.
The excavation for new holder NJ the city gas
works, has already proceeded To I considerable
depth, and the wo kmen are still engaged with I'm
RENTING activity
Among tho on dts of Improvements learn that
the Trustees Of the Baptist Church have determined
upon thorough repair Of their place of worship with
the addition OF lecurcroom in the basement, and all
the other cOnvcnienCes of modern church fabrics.
To morrow, l4th instant, has been fixed on the
voting d7" for Il successor TO the late Col. w. b.
Powell, NJ the IL tn Regiment, V. VI. The electors
all the commissioned officers. Their choice will
no doubt tail upon the present second in command.
AMI.
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR CHI!Is AND FEvERs.-Dr j. s.
ROSES FEVER AND AGUe ToNIC-The nSuc BEING the
most common form OF disease, and indeed the fore
runner of most if not ali other diseases demands for
its radical cure remedy which has been well tested
possessing full 2awer In eradicate disease and
strengthen the constitution. This mixture having
never failed in single case is pronounced by thous-
ands to be that remedy Price so cents.
See Dr. Roses Medical Adviser, Ito be had Of the
agents. gratis,) for treatment, &c
The above. with all of DR.. j. s. Roses Valuable
Family Medicines to be had of Z. D. Gilman c. Stott
Co., VIM. III. Gilman, John ". Nairn, Patterson 4
Nairn. William T. Evans, kidwel Lawrence ]. B.
Moore. Washington: J. I. Kidwell, Georgetown, and
OF ali dealers in Alexandria, Va.
oct I-cn2MG-
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AT PRIVATE SALE

| WILL offer at private sale. my LEASE, with
l. Bar roOtD Gas Fixtures and other articles all OF
which Will he shown to any wi hing to pur
chase. Locality on Pennsylvania avenue. south
side, near 9th street; nins back TO street. CON
taiEs II rooms. in good order. Time of lease %
months The House is in good reputc and doing IA
good business; front just painted. 4 quantity Of
cool LIQUOR can hr had cost price. Fer fur
thPr particulars gee the subscriber.
All persons indebted To me VIII pleas" call I'm and
pay and save further tr0IbIc. !. DAVIS
sop G-i'
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FURNISHED X o o II S.-Two well fur
L nshef CHAMBERS, in 4 modern built house.
with all rrre-sary conyerieuces for bathing cen h."
had without hoard, in private family, in If the
most desirable situations in Washington and but n
few minutes walk from the Departments. Apply
TO DR.. PHILIP SMITH, ii street, between 9th and
10th, onposite the Episcopal Church.
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Tho Slsva Case

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2.-The habeas
corpus case Of Deputy Marshals Jenkins
and CrosSier, arrested last week, on the
charge Of assault and battery on Bill
Thomas, a fugitive arrested by them at
.Vilkesbarre, was called upin the Circuit
Court to-day. Judge Gricr said he would
not allow Lawyer Brown, employed by
the Abolitionists, 10 come into Court as a
private prosecutor, and interfere with the
officers Of the Government in the eNecu-
ton of their duties.
Mr.. Brown asked if it was to be under
stood that no private prosecution could
be represented bv counsel in proceeding
against officers of the Government.
Judge Grier replied that the Court
would not be questioned by any person.
Mr.. Ashmead asked the discharge of
the officers.
Judge Grier replied that it must be
shown first that they were acting by au-
thority.
Commissioner Ingraham certified to
the issuing of the warrant, and the Mar
shall certified to having sent the deputies
to execute the warrant.
Deputy Wynkoop testified to witness
ing the resistance made by the fugitive to
the deputies under arrest.
Mr.. Ashmead again asked for their dis
charge.
Judge Grier replied that he would write
out his decision and deliver it on Satur-
day next,
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Newark, M. Charter Election.

NEWARK, Oct. l2.-The DAILY -iduerf,-
ser Of this afternoon publishes the result
of the charter election held here yester-
day.
Horace j. Pointer (whigl is elected
Mayor by 500 majority.
The Common Council stands ten wings
to six democrats, of which seven wings
and three democrats are elected this wear.
The wing ward tickets are generally cleo
ted.
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To TIE Lovers nE
ICE CREAM, C0NFECTI0NARIES &c

ICE CREAM. CONFECTI9NARIEs, &C.
TNHE AMERICAN ICE CREAM, manufactured by
L tn" subscriber from pure country cream, and
III nl>let In any quantity. from one quart and up
wards ~ 81 30 per gallon and at the shortest notice
Parties, DGners. and Private Entertainments fur
Hrhe't IN the most fashionable style, and equal to
any in the United States.
CIiARL0TrE-RUSSE. FROZEN FRUIT
EtANCMANGE, PYRAMIDS,
JELLlES, CAKES, &c.
m de to order in every style.
All oriers left at ARN0LD'S, under Gatsby's
Hotel. on pennsylvania avenue will he punctually
attended to where there will be constantly kent on
hand a large ard fresh assor'm ent of FRUITS,
CONFiCTI0NARIES, FRENCH BON-BONS. PRE-
SERVES, PiCKLES, &c.
long experience in the business enables the sub
scrlher tn guarantee the utmost satisfaction.
OYSTERS in various tyIe=. COFFEE, TEA. CTo-
COiafE. ORtiEiT, and other refreshments, can be
obt"inei N all hours At the above saloon
sep ~ H. ECKARUT
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$50. oco Worth of DIV Goods DESTROYED

New ORLEANS, Oct. l0th.-The ships
ESpinola and Hudson, recently arrived
here from New York, had their cargocs
of dry goods nearly destroyed on the
passage, by the bursting of fourteen casks
of chloride OF lime, which had been i'm
properly prepared by Eastern manufac-
turers. The loss is estimated at $50, 900.
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AUCTION NOTICE,

AFlNG rla'le arrangements To hold regular
creaing sales At ihs stand Of Mr :. EDDY
Pennsylvania avenus. near National llo'nl | would
resp ctfuly call the attention ~ rsons having any
goods 10 sell. such Watches. Jrw'lry. Books Sia-
uonrry. and al kinds o. faaCv goods. Srgars, Guns.
Cutlery. &c. | am prepared 10 i've Cousgn-
meEtS for regular .sles. or viii drrot" specpl ven
in@s to any persons invoices hen desi ed-iu n u
cases toy mUs' fc unlimited And I l.ttcr myself
III t from general know ledge hsve gained by expe-
riencc of tie vnlue Of goods viii he able to give
satisfaction NM. b LEWIS,
Auctioneer.
Wanted, smsrt BOY. about Is years Of age
EuuUirp as
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. I3, IL N.-City Mills
flour, So 80 cts, 600 bbls. sold for flu
mrc delivery. The grain market is with
out change. White wheat. 81 40 ST 4a
cts: red wheat, 81 35 a 81 37s-l0.00o
bushels sold. White corn. - a IS cts:
yellow corn, 20 cts-l3, 900 bushels sold.
No change in other articles.
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New York Markefs

NEW YORK Oct. l3, | p. Moderate
sales Of flour at previous prices. Western
and State brands, sc 7S. The grain
market is without change. White wheat.
81 50 81 81 cts. Michigan, 10000
bushels sold. White corn, IS cts: vel
low corn. IS c;s-30, 600 bushels sold
Stocks improving. Cotton dull. No
tidingS of steamer.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

nv have Just received immense assortment
w of Winter Clothing and furni hing good. O
all quaiit eF. for Gentlemen, Youths Roys and Chill
!rep. consisting Of all new and durable m inner. for
which our goods are 20 justly celebrated
WALL STEPHENS
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
oc GEO next to Iron Hall.
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81 Joe ShflIington receives all the New
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast us published He
IS agent for iiarper's and all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good as
sortment of Blank Books and Stationery AT his Book
store, Odeon Building, ef4h street and Penn
sylvania avenue aug 10
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TO THE LADIES.

The lato-t style Of Winter HATS inst re-
&siAM3 ceived.-The undersigned respectfully in
w" rites the attention of the ladies to examine
w orr new style of HATS. and to inform them
that we are ready TO receive and execute oil orders
for HATS. CAPS, HEAD-DRESSFS, &C. with neat
ness and disatch Also, very select assortment of
nointei velvet RIBBON, all coorS: together with
eT,ry variety of Fancy Goo s. at
WIN. +. tHEnD'S.
llth street, above pcunsy!ya mia avenue.
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hlsSoLU rI0S.-The partnership heretofore tx
- listing under the firm of Roberts { Kelly is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The husi,less iii
be carried on in future hy Joseph W Kelly who hiss
assumed all The re<pnns bities Of TIE late firm and
Is authorised to collect 81. monies due the sane
VIM J.. ROBERTS,
octS-3i* j. ". KELLY.
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Glasgow, in Scotland he's the reputation
of being the most drunken city in the world
Las' year one of every twenty two of its in
habitants was arrested for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct They are sadly in want
Of a Maine liquor law there.
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IIF-The nlrst astonishing Results are being pro-
dnccd by the Use OF GIrMAE's HAIR DYE. 1t is doing
what has never been done .ref0fa-changlnc gentle
mems hair. whiskers, or mustachos from red white
or grizzly gray to permanent jet black. bcauii-
full brown, as required, in minute. Prepared by
Il. ID. GILMAN. Chemist. of this city.
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BLANKETS. QUILTS. &c.

BLANKETS, QUILTS, &c.
w have now in Store
w 1900 pairs Blankets, Ct all grades
go Harseille. and AlrEdala Quilts
800 pairs beac he'd and brown cotton Sbeetines
10 do linen Sheetings
20 do pillow slip Gotten
lGO duzFn damrsk Napkins
200 do Towels. all grades
20 pairs Table namask
With large and general stock Of house furnish
ing Dry Goods, in all e which defy competition
YnRRY. TERBS Il VERIFY
Corner Pennsylvania avenue End eth street
&C If Union Inn
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IN ADDITION TO our former larce assortment Of
i Cionks aud Nantes, open this m0rI ing ! ?
Cloth FillihTstcrs, embroidered: IL hraided Talnlas
Theae goo arc entirely different styles from any
have had. aud c,nsiicfp very beautiful anu par
ticulariy adapted TO the season.
oct 3-2rn- CLAGETT NEWTON. NAY %.
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I, ALE OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION. WITH
~ OFT RESEEVE-on THURSDAY morning,
October 18th, ncipg ut 10 O'Clock shall sell
at the store cf the "a FIRM of B.ers MCKnew she
remainder of their stocs consulting Gf silks Bereges
Lawns. Mous>el.ires Laces. Eihsnds, and other ar
tc!ps II ialics Wear. As the articles must be sold
10 close out the -o K. bargains may he expected.
Terms: Sans of and under $50. cash over So
thirty days credit. for approved endorsed paper,
bearing interest. e. W. BOTELER,
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