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FIRST ANNI-iL BALL
OF THE
N ATIONAL GUARD

THE NATIONAL GUARD take pleasure In al
i nouncins tt their friends and the public gene
rally that their first ANNUAL BALL will b. given
at JAG son Hall. Pennsylvania avenue. between Cd
and AZ streets, on WEDNESDAY. October 18th,
1885,, the anniversary Of The Battle OF yorktown.
The Committee pledge themselves that pains or
expense Will be spared TO FENDER this Ball the most
agreeable OF the season.
The Military are requested 10 appear in their uni
form.
superior Cotillon Band hes been engaged for the
occa ion.
Ti:kets-TWo DOLLARS; admitting gentleman
and ladies' Tickets TO be had OF the Committee and
at the usual placer, and at the door on the evening
OF the Ball.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
Capt J. A. TAFT, Lieut.. j. III. Bird.
Lieut. T. $. Allen, = pumuhrey
Ensign I. L Lloyd, Sergeant C. X. Bishop,
Ssrg't B. D. Dram, s. X. Dwyer,
Corp. j. C. johnson, Corp W. D. Drew,
Hugh Hanry. w. H. Thompson.
MANAGERS:
Serg't Uhrlandt, Quar-. Ser. p l.. Harvey,
Corp. J. Z. Braxton, Corp. y. Mc(iahn,
Surgeon Mckin, TIC. Wheeler.
I. Milburn, W. II. Offutt.
ID. o. Crump, Ut. Mitchell,
r. A. Smith, VI. Richardson,
T. Speakes. X. II. Graham,
N. Plant, B. y. Bell
l.. Windsor, III. Prenot,
N Porter. ". III. Miller,
VI. Fsnwick. f. GrinneIl.
d. Finn, J. q. Mayhue,
j. c. Puriy, T. Arnold,
y. Wilson, y. Hubert
VIM Csmmack, Geo. Clarke
H. Hepburn, III. Younger.
&C 6-dtocl9th-
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Statement Of the New York Banks.

New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE following is
the weekly statement of the New York
Banks: Capital, s4S,450, 900: loans,
S8S,000,000: specie Sll $50 600: circu-
lation, 50, 464 900; deposites, SIS, 900.
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"OLD MUSIC"
nLD NIGHT CAP, Old night lamp, Old family
~ clock, Old log hut, Old water mill Old pine tree
Old gum tree. Old sycamore Old elm tree. Old North
State, Old veteran. Old king lime, Old time when he
buried the beautiful hours, Old folks at home Old
Resin the beau, Old bachelor Old maid, Old Scottish
gentleman, Old sexton, Old friendships smiles Old
house at home, Old arm chair and answer-together
with good selection of the newest and most popu-
lar music will be found at Music Depot"
oct s. HILBUS HlTZ
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o THE vOTARIEs OF FASHION

To THE VOTARIES OF FASHION.
Ia The undersigned bess leave to call the at
tention Of his former patrons and the public
NJ to the fact that he has just received from the
LIZ north and is opening the choicest s.lec-
tons o. CLOTHS, CASSINKRS AND VESTINGS of
French and English styles. offered to them,
which he is prepared to make up in his usual style
Paris reports received monthly.
CIV. HIETON, Merchant Tailor
North side Pa. avenue between II and 9th SITS.
sep 20--lm-
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UtThe most astonishing results are being pro
duced by the u'e OF GILMAN's HAIR Dye. Ii is doing
what has never been done befnre-changInc gentle
mems hair, wliskers or mustachiOs from red white
or grizzly gray to permanent Jet black or b, auti
full brown, As required, in minute. Prepared by
II. ID. GILMAN. Chenii t, of this city.
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kNoS : LE-A cool bay HORSE. Years old
L and BUGGY. The horse can trot his mile il,
. ninu eS and Ia perfectly sOuri in every plrticu-
Tar aud gentle. The owuer having further use
tor bi;n would Ike TO dispose of him immediately ~
he will leave tine city in f days.
The horse and buggy at Nr. Bur,h's stables
on 18th street. The owner he fccn ut the cor
me- ct and 9TH street next door Ia Mc!utIes Drug
store. &C l1-2tA
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IRON CEMETERY, VERANDA, AND OTHER
J. KAlLlNGS, consisting of great variety Of pat
erns, made to order, and constantly on hand. For
sale. by RALPH HASKINS,
oct2 Penn sv., south side, near 10th st.
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TO TIE LOVERS OF
ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONARIES, &C.

ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONARIES. &C.
FINHE AMERICAN ICE CREAM manu- fact ured by
l. the subscriber from pure country cream and
furnished in any quantity, from one quart and up
wards at 81 SO per gallon, and at the shortest notice
PARTIES Dinners, and Private Entertainments fur
sished in the most fashionable style, and equal to
any in the United States.
CHARLOTTE-RUSSE, FROZEN FRUIT
BLANC NANCE, PYRAMIDS,
JELLIES, CAKES &c
made to order in every style.
All orders left at ARN0LHS. under Gsdsbv's
Hotel, on Pennsylvania avenue, will be pupctunlly
attended TO- where there will be constantly kept
hand a large and fresh assortment of FRUITS,
CONFECTIONARIES, FRENCH BON-BONS, PRE-
SERVES, PICKLES, &c.
long experience in the business enables the sub
scriber to guarantee the utmost satisfaction
OYSTERS in various styles, COFFEE, TEA, CLIO.
COLATE, ORGEAT, and other refreshments. can be
obtained at all hours at the above saloon
ssp2e d. ECKARDT.
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CHEAP BOOKS.

CHEAP BOOKS.
'IlE subscriber. in order to give attention to his
i Newspaper Agencies, is selling off Lis stock of
Catholic, School, and Miscellaneous Books, School
requis ties. and Stationery, at prices lower than
be purchased elsewhere.
well selected assortment of Bibles, Prayer Books
Tales &c, suitable for presents at the approaching
holidays Call early. as the time is limited.
W. W. INGMAN,
&C L. ID = rect, 3 doors east ef It'll
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Il u Z * = II --Two large md convenient
4 ROOMS. o.rr Nrf!raw & .Iacoi, Gro Gerry Store
corner 18th street an! Pa. avenue. Inquire at the
SO re. lift
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ING Il r i

fNG II X Il y II FURNISHED or unfur,iShed
L ROOMS. with or without boarding. can be Oh
tanea in private familr " carly application
Reicrcnc" rs n lc1ecta',iiity viii Ne required In
Iu!c at 7. H. Browns Store, conner Of 18th aud
strrcj,. oct !-n,tt-
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IU II PUBLISHED by the subscriber
y The Southern Waltz, by G'Schwend of this city
The Olympic Schottische by Lenschow.
We are also in receipt of large variety Of new
Sonss, Po!kas, schottisches, Waltzes, Quicksteps,
Gallops, &c
We have always on hand a variety of Musical In
struments and Musical Merchandise in general.
JNO. f. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
oc 10
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CARPETINGS g. OIL CLOTHS.
WE have now ready for sale
w GO pairs Ingram Carpets
40 do Brussels do
10 do Velvet do
10 do fl Oil Cloths medium
10 do 81 do do do
do 81 do do very superior
Sheets Oil Cloth, of best quality, which
will he cut to fit any diagram
With full and complete assortment of goods for
house furnishing purposes at the lowest market
prices. YEkBY, TEBBS YERBY,
Corner Pa. avenue and It'll street.
oc7-H Union I'm
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GUNS, GUNS, POWDER AND SHOT.

TTNHE subscriber, at his store on Pennsylvania
i enue, between 9th and 10th streets, has just
received and il now opening large stock of single
and double barrel ROWLING PIECES, Of all lengths
and calibres.
Also, q few large Ducking Guns, boys Guns, &s.
Hazards Duponts Powder, Ely's Walkers,
Starkeys and other Caps, together with many other
articles in the sporting line. For sale at the very
lowest prices. II. LINDSLET.
sep 2s-eolm-
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTIONS.
III. MYERS. Gas.Fttter

cox 000 WORTH Of New Goods, embrac-
9oCsOOo ing every style Of Fashionable
Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, which viii be
sold at very reduced prices. for cash Persons wish
ing to purchase will do well to call and examine our
stock. which Ii now very complete we know We
can offer the very best Inducements.
VERIFY, TEBBS VERIFY,
Corner Pa. avenue and It'll street.
tt fUnion I'm
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a. FOR SALE OR LEASE-A CON-
i.I ni"lious four story and attic HOUSE, on 18th
street cast side. the OF street. House
contains twelve rooms and liss rec, ntIy been ia
pred and painted throughout Terms accemlno-
datiny.. and posse zion given immediately. Address
room ~. Solcitor's Office, Treasury Department.
l5-1w-
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NOT1CE-Thc subscriber respectfully informs
~ his customers whe deal on open account that
their bills will presented the LIST of every month";
when it is confidently expected the same will be
paid STEVENS, A No. l.
oct J.
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TYR. ID. IL HAGNER offers his pIofcs iona
IL services to the public.
Residence and Office on Ii, between 18th and 18th
streets. oc 17-eo2w*
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M ANTED-A young and tidy GIRL, about
w il years Of age. to nurse child one year Old
Enquire at Mrs. Potter;s G. between 14h and 18th
stree s. 90 17-3t-
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BLANKETS, QUILTS, &c.
WYE have now in Store
w 1000 pairs Blankets, Of all grades
$50 Narseilles and Alendale Quilts
800 pairs bleached and brown cotton Sheetings
10 do linen Sheetngs
80 do pillow slip Cotton
100 dozen dam8sk Napkins
800 do Towels, all grades
20 pairs Table Damask
With large and general stock of house furnish
ing Dry Goods ia all of which we defy competition.
VERIFY, TEBBs 4 YERBI.
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and eth street
oc IT Union 1mI
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Gr,InJ PGrL,e TJ-m1rToU.-I Tomorrow, the ami
ysrssry of the battle D: Yorktown. will be celebrated
by the military generally here, and we Observe alsn
that similar respect TO The day il TO be SAID by the
military Of Baltimore. We never observed the mill
tary spirit active. showing very clearly tina; ts
display is 10 be one nj an unequalled character
Day and night officers ana nlen are making prepara-
rons, and esprit d,' corps exists highly crecitable
10 gallant volunteers.
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f;s " ANTED-By gentleman and his Ia
AL dy, without family till the first of Apr next
handsome modern-b built HOUSE. thoroughly fur
Ms II, a. with fixtures, &c. Possession to he ri, en-
on ne hIst OF November. One situated in the West
fMi Preferred Early information j. requested by
those having houses to let. the applicants wish
to leave the city for few weeks. Apply at loo
Browns Hotel. nc If
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IN ADDITION to our former large assortment of
i Cloaks aud Nantes, open this morning, II
Cloth Filiibusters, embroidered; II braided Talmss
These goods are entirely different tyles from any
have had, and are consdefed very beautiful aud par
hcularly adaptt-I the season.
oct 3-2m- CL.GETT. NEWTON, MAY & CO.
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~ ED-A situation ia a Wholesale or re-
W uii Drug Store. to either South OF West,
by young n an who has had about : wears expe-
r'euee IN the business Can furnish good refarey CO.
Address delaware" Washington City Post Office
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WANTS.

" A Il E d Cooks, Chan,bermaids, seau,-
W, stres es, Girls fer general housewolk white
or colored.
anted-situstions for ladys maid, first
class Cook, Housekecper, Coachman, farming hands
Walters, &c.
Furnished Rooms for Rent Apply at
H. GILDENEISTER'S
General Intelligence Office,
10th street near Pennsylvania avenue.
&C lS-It%-
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SM STRAYED-Fromt the sulpscril or :
NHxys stable, enc pair of Bay Mare MULES. ANY
A-SkS information given of them the same will
~ II he thankfully received and the person
will be literally rewarded by
&C IL GEO PAGE.
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Circuit Court Licerce Question.-Ths tribunal
which commenced IFS October term yesterday, was
engaged this morning in tie case of the Co-poration
-. Walker Shadd, Oh IN appeal from i decision
of Justice Nfor.ell. The question involved, as to
the right of the corporation to discriminate between
white and colored persons to keep taverns and orl
naries. The Justice decided that colcred persons
not entitled to licence, hence the appeal. C.
Wabash, ESQ, appeared for applicants, and opened
the discussion in able argument this morning; and
Jas nj. Carlisle, Esq, attorney for the corporation
responded. Case not decided.
Screncde' L:si night.--The Montgomery Guards.
with Prosper's excellent band, gave a rich concert
To their generous commander, p. Barton Key, Esq,
last night, and the Captain, IN return, gave 4 rich
repast to his companions in arms, and frends. The
same popular band afterwards serenaded Lieut..
Feeney who received them with a ccad milee f.Rha
and ian abundance of the good things of this life"
At the request at Capt Key. Prof Prospect returned
with his band to aneiyhbor and charmed the house
hold with some sweet strains. The Terpsichorean
Serenaders were also sercnadcd, at Bakers Frank
lin Hotel, lat evening, by another band.
FTre.-The alarm of fire about eleven O'Clock last
night, was caused by the burning of three brick
buildings opposite the old glass house. twas doubt
less the work of ncendiary, the house in which
the fire originated unoccupicti. The los is
small
Meeting of Toianteer Oticers.-The officers COM
mandng companies attached to the volunteer regi-
men, had a meeting last night at Cops. Colonel
Hickey informed them of the arrangements for the
parade on the 18th; and informed, that they
contemplate quit, a brilliant affair. Among other
incidents, review by the President and General w
Jones is expected
Funeral The Rechaites OF Mount Vernon Tent
and Others are ont in procession this afternoon fol
lowing to the grave the remains of W. Cisscll a late
brother member.
Condition Of Ghtcrs-CompIaints are made of the
coi'iition or the cutters 9Th street between II &
ST., the result of gas pipe laying making Them with
the wafer that accumulales little better than STAG.
nan pools. Attention Of the authorities should be
called to the nuisance.
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~ STRAYED-Or stolen from the sub
Ty-S, scrber. on Sunday night the ID instant,
A.1l dan bay HORSE, fourteen fifteen hands
high The said horse is nine years old, one hind
foot white, and leg marked nom a scratch or cut
Whoever Will return the said horse to the subscriber
at the Irving Hotel. Mt his residence on the
Island Will he suitably rewarded
oc IL LEWIS PATTON.
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M ANTED-A BOY, between 10 and iG ears
w OF age, one who has some knowledge Of the
haihers business. Apply to Edward Esrpti. CARR
s"n street, tetween III and streets. Navy Yard.
lS-3t*-
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'7He Sar."-Pas,ers- by stop 10 admire the neat
gn with the above inscription on the bulletin board
Of this establishment, at tbs front of the office. IL
wa panied by our old friend q. z. Seng-tac6 Esd.
well Known artist of established merit.
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fIf't GnnHc! Ban Of Il Hsr CorPs.-Th- National
Guard, beautiful uniformed company just formed
on the Island, have their first annual ball to morrow
night at Jackson Hail. OF which those who love the
pleasures OF The dance ard admire the gallantry Of
the SOLDIER, will take due notice. They appear in
their uniform, and the other military including dir
unsul'hed officers, who may be present, also wea r
th'Ir uniforms, making rich military display. To
hne music, excellent arrangements, Sc, may be
added the beauty Of the la6rs, which is the climax
o. the attractions OF the evening. Make ready,
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WymGr.--TLis name IL sufficient to tn. initiated
TO Indicate dictionary of interpretations in magical
arts yen,rilOquism, and rch variety of wonderful
and entertaining amusemsntS. The place where
they are TO be enjoyed il Odd Fellows Hall time,
this evening. word is sufficient for amusement
seekers He will remain week.
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Funeral The Rechatites OF Mount Vernon Tent
and Others, are ont in procession, this afternoon fol
lowing to the grave the remains of W. Cssell lat,
brother member.
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Congressional BrtTirI Grou,py-I, shouIJ he re
membcred that those interested in the ,,,,., ,osc,
Vaiion of this cemetery are invited to meet this
s'"hihs, al he City Hall, to hear the report of the
committee appointed at the late meeting of those
"ho are ANXIOUS To reform it, present shameful con
u'uoh. All lot-owners, and all who have the re
mains OF dear friends deposited there should surely
oe present Ii Is clearly within their power 10 hiring
about the desired REFORM and if they fail TO interest
themselves IN the matter, they can have none to
blame but themselves hereafter
We" DoHe.-A man was seen near Maryland
avenue, south, on Sunday, beating child unmerci
iuIy which aroused the feeling of those ob.erviny
H. who chased him into his house. go, the KEY loci,
ed the door, and kept him in until an officer cou,d
be- procured. who conveyed the petty tyrant off if il
hnped To receive double punishment TO that he in
Hicted on the child. We cannot learn the name of
the brutal fellow.
Proceedings Of .1Herner, Sc-In the Board of Com
mon Council last evening, the ordinary business for
the local improvements of the city was transacted
and nothing Of general importance DONE but the pas
sage Of an act creating Supe rintendent of Public
schools The tipping bill was called up, discussed
AID indefinitely postponed, by vote of ii too.
In the Board of Aldermen, we learn, that nothing
OF general importance was dons
Roboe7Ie'.-John Smith was arrested yesterday by
"hcers Coz and Reese, for stealing Sl5O from Mr.
J. Gibson. He was held to bail for court bv Justice
"oddard. portion OF the money was recovered
Frank Bell, colored, was committed for furthe,
Examination by the same Justice. lie is charged
with stealing goods of various kinds frum the Ma.
IsRai Hotel.
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hymenial entertainments, am told. will be upon
magnificent scale.
Mr.. I,ieon, the Democratic gubernatorial cand-
date is now in our city, sojourning at the Fountain
Inn Light street He IL in good spirits. and has
ceived most fatterng encouragements from his many
political friends.
Thomas Yates Walsh, ESQ, has announced him.
self an independent Wing candidate to represent the
fourth Congressional District His card is 1,,itun in
pcrro. It says Just enough and not too much. Mr..
Walsh is an old Baltimore favorite and if mistake
not, will give his friend and opponent, Henry May,
ESQ, close run. Mr.. Walsh, though not yet regu-
larry nominated by the Wings, will be in due time.
Joshua Vansant is busily engaged electioneering.
His election is almost fixed fact. Mr.. Preston in
dependent may get many Wings to vote for him !;
so will Joshua, the halter, and thus have equal
advantage.
John Wethered, the recent Wing nominee of the
Second District is very sanguine of success. fear
his hopes will not be realized
The Baltimore Legislative Temperance ticket is
going ahead rapidly. RoDERICK.
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FINE GROCERIES,

FAMILIES who aro returning from the
Il Spring, and others who about laying III
their full supply of Groceries will do well to give
call before they purchase elsewhere, The follow
ing list in part, of fine GROCERIES, which have
been lad in at the lowest prices ruling before the
late extraordinary raise, will be sold at small al
vance over cost:
80 chests superior Black Tea, at so cents pound,
at retail
10 chests Green medium and very fine Tea from
soc. to 81 pound
ii hhds. medium and very superior Porto Rico SUI
gar, part ut Ga cents
80 bags prime old Government Java, Mocha, and
other COffees
Is bbls best Crushed and Refined Sugar, for pre-
serving
$50 extra sugar-cured Hams, favorite brands
cases 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
de!eteriOus effect of most green tea and warranted
rs good is generally sold at ST. and 81 % cents
pound. With a large variety of other articles not
named. Customers can always be accommodated
Goods delivered free Of charge.
u. ". r. KING.
Corner OF / and 18th streets ard Vermont
avenue, north of Jackson Statue
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List Of Arrivals at the PRINCIPAL Hotels.

National Hotel-Ino 7 Taylor, Ala; r Morton
and lady; Va; Jno Steele and lady, Ala; Capt Il NJ
Cunningham, Va; DR. Taylor, do; DIR Frecht
and lady, Cal; w Frecht, Mo; Z Nj Conrad. La;
w Jones Jr, Texas; Talco:t, Va; TIL Bayly,
do; NJ Levin, Miss; Mrs Stuart, Va Miss Stuart, do;
MIR Mann lady and sons do: Judge LYONS La: w
: Dallas, PhiIa: o Willet, Cal; s Nj Hume and
lady, s c; Saml Jones and lady, Va; ID Lucas. do;
G Beall, do; w Frster: England; w Holmes, do;
Jno Gambler, do; II GoIdthwaite and lady. La: G
/. Ward: c Wescott, Ga; r w Bryan and LADY,
S c; II w Bishop Jr, Mass; DIR John Mckenzie: Mrs
Aldrich and children: Ed II Jackson, Pr Georges
Zadok Sassacer Jr, do; w A Bassett, Y; j A
Harelld, La; FlsS!ler and son, Va Morgan, Ohio;
Mrs Taylor; L Gordon, Pa.
Broirn's Hotci-JnO McMulIen, Md; Chas Ros-
well and lady, Md; T l. Crittendcn, Ky; Osborne,
Va Hammersly, do Jna T Taylor, Ala T b
Betiiea and . daughters, do; J III Cox, do; w Pad
dox and lady, N Y; G Belts, Ma; ] Belts do: G.
NJ Belts. do; III Moore and son, n Y; c c Moore,
do; r Minor, do; II Hill and lady, NC; ] b
Hanks and lady, 5 c; o NJ Crane and lady, do; NJ
Hamilton and lady, Md; Jos Schuyler, La; A King,
Va; I lglehart, Md: NJ Curtis, S C.; Ed WYATT
Va; ii Aston and lady, . children and . servants
Miss; Stewart, Ga; f Brown, Ky; Washington
do; Perry lady and son. $ c: J Sanders and lady,
do; G w Rawlings, RR; w Berry, Md; Berry.
do; w Brooks. do; Penbrooks, Mo; Juo S
Wheeler, Ohio: VIM Snyder, dn r $ Tucker, Md
b Leacher, Ga; Jno Davis, do; ID ID Hicks Va:
Geo w Harrison and lady, do; Miss F. Harris do;
J A Yard, NJ; II Griffin N Y; RA Haw.IIs and SON
do; Master II Hodges, do; I Emory, La; Stephen
Johnson, Va.
GGdsby's Hotel.-Rev Hawkins, London: Mrs
Hawkins, do w Ward, Md; f Lockwood, La
Geo Cullen; VIM Lyon and lady, Pa; Geo Banks and
lady, Miss; Miss Gillian, Va; Col w West Pa; Mr.
Mitchell, Md: c Williamson and lady, SC; d F.
Morton, Va; Jno ii Cooke, do; P B Cabell, do; J S
Young Mass.
United States Iioic,.-Jacob Bean, Md; E Sev-
mour, NY; VIM Thompson or Md; T Powell
Tenn w kercheval, Va; G Norman do; NJ A
MILLER, Md: Roseorantz, Ala; II Meyer, Ala; Geo
Tyson and son, do: Thornton and daughter, Nv;
S NJ Long and ladies.
Irsins Hetel:-T'hos Gatewood, Va; Chas Evard.
do; Edgar Jarvis, do; Jas Winge, Md; Booker lady
do; A NJ Farson, do; NJ d Farson, do; DIR A l. Brent
Va
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New York MarkefS- A.

New YORK, Sept. Goth, II $1,000
bbls. flour sold; prices unchanged
Wheat advanced: sales of &C, 900 bushels
southern white at 81 40; red, 81 "a.
Corn-l5,0O0 bushels yellow sold at So
cts. Cotton dull. Stocks advancing.
There was terrible gale at Michigan
city yesterday; two vessels were sunk.
and the dock carried away, and large
quantity of iron for railroad.
The steamer Washington has just ar
rived with two days later news from
Europe.