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Inspection Of Fire Apparatus,

WASHINGTON, August Both, 1853
MeSsrs. WALLACH Il HOPE:
Gentlemen-As your local reporter (probabJy
more for the of true facts i'm the premise, than
intentionally has thought proper to censure the
"lnSpcctor OF ire ApplratrIs'' for disregard of his
duty-ai>o Ill your issue of the 10Th inst, pub
liShed a series of resolutions from the sFranklin
Fire Company designed for the same purpose-as
hold the position Inspector of fire appa ratus
but elit rtaIning desire to engage in anV coutro
versy on the subject, yet deem few remarks in
my defence necessary for the information of those
WHO possibly ar" not aware of the facts i'm the case,
which ask your permission To publish, with the as
surance that shall not trouble you with the subject
again.
In my two last monthly reports flor July and
Au1llst) stated the Franklin suction was out OF
order, also that Notwithstanding the Corporation had
made several appropriation. for the repair Of fire
apparatus OF the sevcra. fire Companies. yet some
OF the Companies did not keep their apparatus in
90 Il ,rOrking order
My dury Is simply to report the condition of the
IRE apparatus OF the several fire companies, which
have rndeavOrcd faithfully and impartially to do,
Ill su5St1ntation OF whc, | would respectfully refer
tony official reports file in the Mayors office.
My duties do not exceed this, and possess pow
er TO force the Companies to have their apparatus
pun III proper Order this prcrogatve alone rests with
The Corporate authorities.
As regards the Fire Plugs, | have no control over
tneh whatever, they are The sole property of the
government, and arc under the exclusive uTisdic-
ton oi the Commissioner of Public Buildings to
who'll, however, stated, AS well az to his Honor
ui' Mayor, tntS Were not IN proper order for fire
purposes. When my regular report TO the true
condition oil the fire apparatus, Of the several fire
companies, has been submitted, | consider INV duty
has been discharged, an if those companies whose
apparatus Is out of order, fail neglect TO have them
repaired, | cannot conceive why should be CEN
sured, when possess no authority to compel them
to put them in order. Yours respectfully,
c. BUCKINGHAM,
aug 5O-lt Inspector Of Fire Apparatus,
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just Received,
A T WHITTLESEY'S PAINT, OIL, GLASS,
IA s LAMP STORE, on eth street opposite Hall
& Brothers Dry Goods Store
tons pure WHITE LEAD
g ZINC PAINT
800 gallons raw LINSEED OIL
800 9. boiled do.
300 50 pure SPERM OIL
900 8: WHALE OIL
900 &c LARD OIL.
Also, Tanners, NeatiOot and ROsn OILS
Cepal, Coach, Japan, Asphaitum, Dluian, and Shoe
VARNISHES
300 boxes WINDOW GLASS, single and double
thickness, including French Plate, all SIZES
Together with complete assortment of PAINTS,
all colors, dry and ground in oil
LAMPS, GIRANDOI.ES. CANDELABRAS, some
entirely new patterns, gotten up expressly to my
order
BRUSHES of all descriptions
Adamantine and sperm CANDLES
In fact have everything usually kept in Paint,
Oil, and Lamp Store, all of which were purchased
entirely for cash. and will be sold to suit the times
and the emergency of the case.
On all of S25 and over, five per cent. will be
deducted for cash. Don't mistake the place,
WHTTTLESEY s, 7th street,
Nearly opposite the Avenue House.
jy 29-F&Tlm
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Election Riot at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Augu t 29.-The Democratic
ward meetings held here on Saturday for
the election of delegates to the Democratic
State Convention, occasioned great excite
ment between the friends of the admins
tration and those who oppose General
Pierce's policy in making appointments.
The, contest was very severe, and resulted
IN the entire rout of the Administration
party. In some wards the ballot boxes
were broken to pieces and general fight
enSucd.
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RED RIVER RAFT.

1--WE PERSON to whom the contract was awarded
i under former advertisements for proposals hav-
ing failed to give the bond with suretics as required
proposals for the work are again invited follows:
Proposals. will be received until the 10Th day of
next September for the removal of INSTRUCTIONS to
the navigation Of Red river Nouisiana) occasioDed
by the raft. and for keeping the said navigation free
from the same for the longest period.
The amount of these proposals united is not to cx-
coed the sum of 100000.
Each bidder will propose TO remove said raft
thoroughly and to keep the navi laton free from
obstruction thereby for specified period specifying
in his bid the time in which he proposes to complete
the removal of the raft the said time not to be later
than the LIST day of June 1855; and also the number
of years, counting from sail removal, during which
time he binds himself to keep the said navigation
free from raft obstruction.
The contractor will be required to give his bond
for $4,000, with two good suretes each for the sum
of 100000 conditioned for the faithful execution of
the contract. Each bidder will transmit at the same
time with his proposals, the names of the persons
when he offers sureties. and declaration signed
by them that they will sign his beEd sureties as
above mentioned and also the certificate of district
judge of the Uni ed States for the State in which he
resides that said securities respectable citizens,
and that h. considers them worth $40 coo over and
above all their debts and liabilities. No bid will be
examined unless these conditions shall be complied
with.
Terms of payment.
Of the of 100000 appropriated for the
above object $50 coo shall lie paid as the work CT
feuoNlHS 'HS TdtC rs 1OllOWs-t0 VIII:
Whenever the contractor shal report that por.
ton Of the raft has been removed the same shall
be inspected by an officer appointed by the War
Department.; and II it shall appear that such is the
fact, the Department will pay such proportion OF
the said sum of 10000 the portion we'd shall
bear to the entire raft, provided partial payment
shal be made for less than tenth part of the
whole work The remaining 10000 will be paid
in equal annual instalments corresEo nding In
number with the number of years during which
the contractor shall bind hmself to keep the navi
CATION open, of which fact the Department is to b.
the sole judge.
Each bid must be for the VIII 'lc work-that is, for
the removal of the raft and for keeping the river
oped for specified period. No separate proposal for
portions Of it will he considered.
The proposals will be addressed to the undersigned
marked on the envelope, proposals for removing
Red River Raft"
Tie War Department reserves to itself the right
of awarding the contract according TO it. own
judgment of the most favorable bid and the most
responsible bidder.
j J. ALERT,
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
o.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, August 80, II M.-Flour
has advanced. Western and State brands,
S. 37h a SIS 433. Howard street,
SIS 6Sa a SIS 81. Wheat advanced.
Genesee White Wheat, 81 sc a 81 ST.
10000 bushels sold. Corn has advanced
Yellow Corn, II cts. 10000 bushels
sold. Stock market dull, with down
ward tendency.
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The Gavazzi Riots.

MONTREAL, August 29.-The Vigilance
Committee on Saturday arrested the
Mayor, Hon. Charles Wilson, for murder
on the 9th of June, at the Gavazzi Riot.
He was held to bail in $4,000 to appear
on the 18th of October. Three rioters of
the 9th of June have also been arrested,
named Garrett Barry, P. c. Brouillet, and
NJ. Moses. The latter is I'd Assistant
Engineer Of the Fire Department.
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NOTICE-The Navy Department will entertain
L ' propositions, accompanied by designs and draw
ngs, until the 25th instant, for furnishing new EN-
GiNES, MACHINERY, and BOILERS complete
for the United States steam propeller frigate San
JacintO, now lying at the Philadelphia navy-yard.
Ii IL desirable that the propositions should specify
tile time within which the work will be completed.
Payments will he made a. follows: One half OH d
successful trial Trip satisfactory 10 the Department,
and the balance after one year's successful running,
te be Judged of competent engineers be selected
by the Secretary Of the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Aug. Il, 1853. aug lid
The above notice is extended and modified as fol-
lows:
The propositions, accompanied by designs cnd
drawings, will be entertained until the 10th day of
September prexiuro, for furnishing engines and
machinery complete, and for repairing the present
boilers instead of building new ones
Payments will be made IS follows: One half on a
successful trial trip satisfactory TO the Department
and the balance after at least six months successful
running to be judged of by competent engineers,
be selected by the Secretary Of the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, August ., 1853.
13-dtS10
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JUVENILE SCHOOL,

On II, bet~cen lar end lsth Streets First H1nrd.
TNHE MISSES PRETTYMAN respectfully inform
L their friends and the public that the exercises
OF Their school will be resumed on MOND.fY, the
9Th Of September
They communicate instructions to girls and small
boys in the rudiments OF English Education-Read-
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography,
Sc. sc. .-.-
The number of scholars IL limited. Per.ons will
therefore apply early, as above, when the terms will
he made known aug 21-dt6thSep
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Death Of Joseph williams

BALTIMORE, Aug. So Joseph Williams,
son of lawyer Nathaniel Williams died
at his fathers house in Baltimore last
night Of consumption. He was formerly
a notary public.
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, August 80, IL A. M.-How-
ard street Flour is held at IS 3I.. City
Mills at the same. White Wheat, 81 II
81 81. Red Wheat, 81 0S 81 l3-
5000 bushels sold. White Com, 63 a
IS cts. Yellow Corn, 50 a 10 cts
1000 bushels sold. No change in other
articles.
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War! War! WARM!

Our Army on the Rio Grande Russia
and Turkey n-Austrla, MeIieo, Gndthe
rest of mankindm
I RESPECTFULLY hasten TO inform my custom
Il ers and tie public generally that am ready TO
supply them with GROCERIES of every description,
ner, fresh. and good. for Family us4. I would cali
your attention TO my BLACKBERRY WINE, which
is recommended At a wholesome and agreeable bev-
erage for the fall campaign. Ferrous troubled with
DauhGa will find this wine paiatable and infa III
BILE remedy.
Please give a call, AT the corner of 10Th strect
and New York avenue, south ride.
aug l3-lm JOSEPH i. PENWICk.
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RITTENHOUsE ACADEMY.

CORNER OF ID street and InddnG .7renue.
TTNHR next Academic year will commence OF
l. Monday. September 5th. IL is desirable that
those who enter should be present at the beginning
of the quarter Tuition from S. to $50 per quar-
ter, payable in advance. Circulars may be obtained
nv applying to the Principal. or at the Bookstore OF
WIN. III. Morrison Co. .. &. WIGHT,
aug 22-}W PIincina
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RU Shy AGA X MY.
Boarding and QaY School for YourR Mau

Corner of 14th and K strees.)
THE seventh Annual Session of this Institution
Il will commence on MONDAY, September 4th
The number of pupils being limited early appIica-
ton for admission TO the Academy requested The
system of rewards being reduced to a uniform rule.
prompt attendance the day nf opening desirable
for those who wish to distinguish themselves.
Circulars can be had at the Bookstores or Acade-
my. G. +. MORRISON,
aug Leo" Principal.
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A Card to the Building Community ef wash-
irpton and ics Viniuitv

- IS CUu ana lIS fIC1ulLy-
INEEIIERICk f.. GElGER Master Buiid..r ard
Il Architect, respectfully thanks bis friends ard
the public generally for past favors and hopes TO
be ctvored with their continuance, Inc prepared
to execute all kinds OF work in his line Of business at
the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable
terms.
Tie will also make Plans, Specifications, and Su-
per intend any kind of work that may be entrusted ~
his care.
Pace Of residence q street, between 9th and
eth streets. aug Is
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FNHE schools Of the Washington
Seminary will reopen on THURSDAY. the
LIST al September. aug 97-d,IstSep
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTIONS.
ProfessOr l. AnHrta IardeIJa

$3.50 Would respectfully inform the citizens
" 'of Washington that he will be prepared to
resume his instructions the Piano. &C., the Is.
of September. All orders left at the Musical ID pot
of Hbus Hitz, or at ThOmpson's Daguerrean Gal
lery will meet with prompt attention. Prices made
known OH application. liberal deduction made TO
Schools. aug 10 3meo
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LOST-On the 25ti inst, bunch
~ of small KEYS. The finder will he
suitably rewarded by leaving them in the office at
Browns Hotel -.--. aug 81
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EDUCATION.
Miss Young's Female s,u,u.,

Corner Of I and 1Sth Streets, B-es End.
FNIiE duties of this Seminary will he ,ex,n, a ~,
L NJ. NDAf, the 9th Of SEPTEMBER. The eIemen-
tarH and higher branches of s0iid education cnn
tinue 10 form The prominent features of the school
in connection with the French language apd Music
assisted ty approved teachers. -
~ Do
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SALES
By E. n. VISITATION, Aucttone.r.

ny h. N.rSTRATTOS, Aucttoneer.
Two NEW FRAME HOUSES AT AUCTION
=, on TUESDAY, iugnst 3Jih. At 81 O'Clock y.
On inc premises, shall sell the east part OF Lot
49, IN ,9siare No IS, frrn:.;se % feet on I street
, W 80 iest deep, e. an alley. situated near the
NM. VI au s,ieet wet together with the improve
m."e, cohsi-ting uf Two new substantial Frame
houseS, containing Fix ros nm each
10 .s ohe,ouiih cafh the residue In 6, IL, and
the preR,ise~. w wv VI H"s' y"
Title beyond dispute. ConyexaDc,n, q, IN. a.,
pense of the purchaser. snc s
By E. N. SITUATION. hn.,,.
SUPERI0R WALNUT AND MaHoC .vyr,-p
~ NITURE AT AUCTION wittou re.sr,s ~.
owner iraving the city--On MONDAY n,orn,nn
August s9th, AZ 10 O'Clock, shah sell at The rc,s
between VI and streets north, his entire Furniture
comprising
P.aRLoR FURNITURE
One set superior walnut Parlor Furniture seven
pieces. Tete-a tete. two Arm Chairs, four ain
gle Chairs, all covered with Tieh gold brScatei.
Ihis set was made by one Of the best Boston man
uacturers expressly for the Fair OF the Metropohsn
Mechanics Institute held in this city, and took the
Superior walnut, square, serpentine, nisrtietop
Centre Tables
Do mahogany Tete a tete
do mahogany Centre Table
DO mahogany Parior Chain, CarrsW, Rusb &
DO mahogany yoItare Rock ;ne Choir
DO gltframe Mirrors.
HALL,
DO iron Hat-rack, Ohcloth.
CLIMBER FURNITURE
Do Cottage Set of fourteen pieces
DO mahogany Secretary and Bookcase
DO walnut French Bedstead
Do mahogany enclosed wafhstapd<
DO walnut high post Bedstead
j.. Do Spring Mattress, Feather Beds aud Bed
- ding a.-
-. KITCHEN FURNITURE, DC.
Cooking Stove and Apparatus, OncIoth
TatTes, Chairs, truckcry, and Glass Ware, SC.
Terms Over s25, thirty and sixty DAYS credit
Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed, hearing interest
Z. N. STATION.
aug 2o-@d Aactionefr.
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THE stock Of GROCERIES,, together with the
| STORE FIXTURES, Sc, now in the store
formerly occupied by Mr.. l.. Storm, and
Gently by Messrs. A. Davis & Co., on eth, above
street, offered for sale. The above large
and commodiOus, and well located for business, hav
ing now Il good run OF custom. The rent Is low and
the stock of goods well assorted and DISQUALIFICATION
gether offering change rarely met with TO any
desiring 10 embark in business.
The terms will be made accommodating, by ap-
plying to B. F. MORSELl., Trustee,
La. avenue, opposite Bank of Washington.
r. S.-All persons indebted to Messrs. A. Davis
& Co. requested to call and settle the i'm
mediateiy, with d. +. Morsell. aug 27-lw
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.u- NEW MUSIC

.,s- NEW MUSIC
60 Happy Birding ... ..f.-
~ \! Ali the worlds a barber shop
y Z v v Poor sister Sue
AIfin Brellar
Steeplc Chase GallOp .
Lilly Dale Schottsche
MeiodeoR Instructor, Sc. SC. .....
HILBUS & HITZ' Music Depot,
South side Pennsylvania avenue, near 10th st.
aug %
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NTE HAVE this day received an invoice of Harri-
w sons celebrated PERFUMERY, consisting
81 Extracts for the Handkerchief; fiavoring extracts
Cologne; Hair oil; Pomatum; Toilet Powder Soaps,
Sc, sc. Also, i'll receipt of an excellent variety OF
Travelling, Work, Card, and other kinds of BIAS
TETS, at the cheap Stationery. Music, and Fancy
Store of JNO. f. ELLIS,
Penn. avenue between 9Th and 10th streets.
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DRESS FOR SALE.-A Super Royal SMITH
PRESS, in ercellent order, for sale low, at the
Star Office. aug 4-n
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TO CAPITALISTS, ARCHITECTS,

ITO CAPITALISTS, ARCHITECTS,
i Bull ID K r., and all interested in Il superior
article o. LIME for build,tis hard fintsh, cUrmccs
chemical, and withdrawing purpose, &c.
SEELY'S WASHINGTON LINE, manufactured
in Seely's Excelsior Patent Lilac kn at the
of Virginia avenue ana Cana, street, (Isand) Thu
rock from which this lime il manufactured IL from
the best quarries in tins section of country, VIZ
knotl's, Flannagln's, Snyder's, and Wade's. The
Lime is pure wood burnt, and is drawn fresh from
the kiln hour during the twenty -four, and for
sale at EIGHTY CENTS per barrel; barrels to be
returned. aug leo n
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Building Lots for Sale

NOR SALE.-A variety of CITY BUILDING
Il LOTS for sale in various parts of the cirv.
Prices moderate and liberal credit will be given Al
80, will effect Insurance upon lives and property in
responsible Companies. Inquire of
MYERLE g. WEBB,
aug 2-d3m Penn. ave. bet. ~ and 9th sts.
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TNKs!LONDON INKsf

L NhSI LONDON INhSf
Il Arnod's office and stee-pcn writing Ink
Arnolds Imperial Blue writing Ink
MOrison's Superior Blue GO +"
% Black Z" {"
Douglass's Magic copying :" without the uss
OF press
Also, large size enameled, Ivory surface, and col
ored boards, for printing show csrds SC
The latest MUSIC received regularly every week
and orders filed promptly, at
{. d .s ..a -. WIMER'S Stationery
Music and Fancy Store, Sth street, fquare
an IL north Of Pennsylvania avenue.
News
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Now that the sun shines forth again,
And heat oppressive fills each frame,
A plate of Ice Cream AT HARvEY's saloon,
Will make YOU cool and pleasant sOon.
NJ The Proprietor in returning thanks for the IA
" tronagc hitherto extended 10 HIM, sOlicits con
tinuance of the and desires 20 inform
X families and Others, that he is prepared at all
hours TO furnish his celebrated ICE CREAM from a
quart upwards, which will be forwarded 10 their 70
spective residences by his Express Wagon
o. Pic Mics, parties. and retailers supplied as
usual. L. NJ. HARVEY, Agent for
J. RUSSELL, street
between 9th and eth streets rear OF
iy 2S-lm Hrcyn,. UnteI
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AT JOHN f. ELLIS, STATIONERY

AT JOHN +. ELLIS STATIONERY
N FANCY STORE may be found an assortment
OF Dominoes, Chess, Backgammon, Chhdren's
Games, Porte Monnaies, segnr Cases, Purses, Trav-
cling, Fishing, Work, Card, and Fancy Basket,
Fly busters, Vases Razors, Strops, Scissors, Pocket
Knives, Tea Bells and Gongs, all kinds OF Perfume
~, addition a well assorted stock Of Stationery,
Music, and Musical Instruments.
JNO. r. ELLIS,
aupq Penn. ave. bet. 9th and 10Th sts.
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CORN, OATS, & FLOUR.

L STORE, AND FUK SALE
Il to suit purchaser
500 bush. White and Yellow Corn, just received
500 g Prime Old Oats
200 bbIs. Choice Family Flour. Fox, Letter, Go.
200 q" Extra Super fresh ground, of best brands,
for Bakers and Family Ise AT lowest prices
Also, constant supply of superior Family and Ex-
ira Super, put up i'll Bag~-guarter barrel each, BY
PAUL & BROWN, Water street.
Groraptoyn August
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ADMITTING.

QUITTING AND FITTING.-Instruc
~ gwen IN tie at of Cutting and Fitting Ladies'
DRESSES by an easy and certain method, guaran-
tied to give satisfaction in three lessons by agent
tor Acton'S Excelsior Chart.
Also, Ladies who wish to have their Dresses made
fit will please call Miss Griffin, 18th strset
between and streets. ang 23-eOlmt
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C. n. MYERS. Gas-Fitter,

NINTH street, one door from Pennsy lvania ave
~ nue., being a practical gas filter is prepared e.
lit DIP Churches Hotels, Private Dwellings, SIore-
&c, at the shortest notice, in the best manner, and
on reasonable terms. aug elm
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GEO. T. MASSEY 4 CO,
Real Estate Brokers,
General Claim and Insurance Agents,
Opposite the Post Office, eth street.
X.FAESDRICK, Machinist. B. oERTLY, Girl Ensinc cen
FAENDRICK g. OERTLY.

N.FAENDRICB Hachinist. b. oERTLY, CIrl Engineer.
FAENDRICK g. OERTLY.
INSTRUMENTS, IMPLEMENTS, and TOOLS,
Il made to order. Turning in Wood and Metal.
Construction and Repairing of Models. Philosoph
ica, Chemical, and Surgical Apparatus and Archi
iectural Ornament DIES gned, modelled ard arranged
10 order. ElectropIatlng. In fine, the above have
arranged their establishment fur the preparation OF
things not ALWAYS to be- tonnd in stores.
& Street. between Eth and 18th. aug 20-Ima
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE, the
L most popular medicine now for sale for the cure
of Dyspepsia. Rheumatism, Livsr Complaint, and
highly recommended for the prevailing diseases q:
the season, can be purchased 1t all timer, whole
sale and retail, at WIAiER'S, 9th street.
Also, Roses and Perknson's Pain Killer and Pain
CTer DIR. WIaniS's Balsam of Wild Cherry; Can
mons Bitters; and the great Southern remedy for
fever and ague-Wiams's Vegetable Tonic and
Anti-Fever and Ague Pills.
Stationery, Music and Fancy Store, 9Th street.
aup
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FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

I HAVE Just received very superior lot of HA-
l. VANA CIGARS. bought directly from the i'm
porter, OF various choice brands, which ! can re-
commend. Also
Virginius, Jenny Lind, Natural leaf, and other
choice brands OF fine chewing TOBACCO.
Lynchburg Smoking tobacco, the best article in
the market
invite particular attention to this stock
E. p. MILLER,
aug 25 Corner eth and streets
old NEWSPAPERS.-A lot for sale at the Stor
" once. aug left
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1'"F'hib''"f--orr fellow-citizens who de-
fire rare sport, as we'll as high toned anuse-
ment, will find in our Advertising columns n
card concerning tie approaching tournament
at 'he fauquier White Sulphur Springs. We
understand that thousands from distance
the youth, fashiOn and beauty OF Virginia and
Maryland--arc preparing to attend
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Colonel Corps Topogrsphica. Engineers
aug 30-2awtd