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3 HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICATION
will Ice mad, az the next session ot the Lcgsla-
turo ot Vermont tor am act authorizing cousolda-
tluu OF the Vermont Central and Rutland a Burling-
tom laiiruad Companies, upon such terms and condo
tluu, us may hc mutually agreed upon by the two
corporations, with tine right and authority to pur-
chu,e and hold the stock of the Vermont Canada
hairnd Company for the purpose OF consolidating
the same with the united corporations, with tho
further right To- purchase and hold the stock of such
other ROADS u Vermont cor elsewhere n may he nee
c--ary tor the purpose, OF consolidation or To pro-
cure the passage of general law Ia eicct The
object,
EDWARD CRANE, Committee
JOHN :. ElpklDGE, of Vt. Cen. II. Il,
W. RAYMOND LEE, Prcs't r. 4 b, X. X. Co,
Sept. Z, l~55. dA w4w
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}l1reItln frcc })rcss.
Notice.

Those indebted to y. W. G. Clarke for
papers, advertising or job work done at the
Free Press Office, are informed that they must
settle up their accounts without further de-
law :. II. PARKIlIRST
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Lord :. Russell and Nr. Everett, on Cuban
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mat E"" needed not TO mention IT, Inc
'III''""'" '' 'n' Ia''' REFERRED !" was
'''''''' ""' ~ N''' '''I'''' ANU II ''''l'' u"
SCI aSl'e ny amy Huch caNali'r treatment
Inc imlu'"u"l' panty ma"'' that-""'"uN'
the ir'S'''"' "' '"c h'''' states 'Alr''S''
an "llhl"h that Such treaty as was proposed
say S nothing oil "th'r o'9'c''"nS-l"l@ht
'" ,''''' 1t" ,''"N''.' VI cN''"'G' "IH''"''IH
"'! l'r"'''"' "''"'NS ON 'h' Hl"''''' RUE III
'"."' '''''' ''''" VI preventing t"'"'-
was - j" ''N'', a. "'''''''''' ''''' '"' l"'l''
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S"rn movements ana = l'S' "'hS'"' '' 'h'
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wrong, of peace and friendship and of duty
D., ,,,r u,iLI,rs ,,.Ii,I, ,,,,,L+ D., .,,iJ ,,,.
'7'' w. 0",' Wy
Christian Nation, seems to us uncallcd Tor
and less than cuurtrnus i'm shirt however
,,urtI, IN ,oonn,r Wo.h,rnt h.I;,,,. thar
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NO. , MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK
CON, door East of Broadway
BRTN3 SIM AID q co,

Importers and Jobbers of fine Watches,
Jewelry, Diamond and Stone work,
Gold Pens, Lockets, Chains. Ac.,
SlLN Err AN ID PLA L f ID & 90 DIS
Orders by Mail Express promptly attondedto.
NJ. Maiden Lane, CIcar Broadway, NEw-loRk,
BRINSMAID 4 90,
September !, lsj5. d&wCmos
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I h" Result.

BU ELLINGTON, FRIDAY, SEPT. lG, 1888.
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ITEMS AT HOME AND ABROAD.


-WnEAT TRADE OF New NoRk. Wheat
tradr 81 Ne" lorN' iaNt week. was a Out
In.i'J, ,.'. tL, ,,,,l,,' - Ill. St t''' TLn
,nI,n or tL.. .,l.! ,,,s ohort ,.>"o 0oo TLn
Ecouomi>l. which did not reach II, in time to
publish its vaIuabl" reports, says Oar adj
iro' from lo''nh assure us '''' ere t'' an ~
00o Ln.hci, ~ wLcat W .n,,ii, ;tI v'n,,
from IIayrc. we learn that France will want
10000, 600 bushels. WHENCE" asks the
EcoHoDiSi. " are those supplies to come
RochDir lntcricon.
-Wur,T- lIrEu.jc's N,c<sooc saws
ra1.r1,t.r- +linL ,,., I,,on r.,,,L, ,.;II
''"'"'''' ''''" .''"' l'l''i ''''''"' WIN
have surplus tins year over any Former
season of four million bushels of wheat value
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Waterford W. Adams, W.
Nhc'Iock, ). Bradley, l. g
'ompI'ta-N hlgs D. ho'oS - Free son D.
NO 'h"lcc -
fhNNNldN '''NIl'
p.I.or,c,,, ,.,.; i"'r' Ro" hr"''
-, '' NV '''''''
b'rkS'lr''
Enoshurgh, no choice
Fairfax, \. Soulc, l.
-, ,''' -, ''' ~ '''E'
'',' ,.o -, .,
:, :. -
,..:. u . -, eco oo
S''' ~ - 'n'l"'r'' W. i'i Va ~
Montgomery
Richford, no choice.
Sheldon. F. NJ. Marsh. W.. 1l5 10 l.
- ,Ih,,. = I,,1,, -. 1os 20, ~
oW''t"h' 'uShmah, l. llf 100
Complctc-Nhigs3 ,, Iocos Il, No Choice J.
ORLEANS COUNTY,.
,lhnnv Nonr
y n..,
'"' ''' 10 ''"' ''''o' W"
Bloomington, J.. Strcctor, w
Charlrstown, W. b. Cole, W.
Coventry. II. $. Jones. W.
rr,rt.I,,rv / A. >Ins,u
Derby, Il. cobb. W.
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Representatives,

237 towns Irud from. as iolow, Wings .
Opposition ll3, 40 choice p.
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September !, lS52
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-24
Georgetown Correspondence.

GEORGETOWN, October 81, 1888.
Our large Methodist Church waS, on yesterday
crowded. to overlooking by persons from your city
and our own, tn hear the funeral discourse, which
was delivered by the Rev DIR. Peck, on the demise
of the Rev. Samuel Bryson. lie selected as the
basis of bis discourse the firL five verse, of the
second chapter of FIRST Corinthians. which all will
Acknowledge, who are familiar with the life and
ministry oi Mr. B., Is but striking aud beautiful dc
nraflnn ni hrs character a. preacher of the Cos
pei It's theme was the trnc minister ot Christ; aud
Is ih' Doctor moved on III his discourse, porraying.
IN glowing c"0rS, the character such OF the great
anihoT OF his text and comparing II with the stand
and of III" tine munster, up III Holy Writ and
then drew the parallel between HIM and the .ulcc
on MS discourse We imagined that once more
bsfOr" uL, i!l: sacred d. the noble form
the stern aud tcaIlC>-. ihorgS pleasing couutcuancc
"t the v"ncTah" man at God. (Mr. r. hurting Il, hIs
hearers III ms plan. pointed and l0rcihc manner
the unvlrnI~sird ruth Of the Bible The dScol,rs.
Was one of the orator. nobc-t efforts if indeed II
required any great effort upon hi part II appearcd
to he hut the spontaneous nutpruringS of heart OF
love aud the handling of subject which his master
mind fully comprchcndcd IN all It's parts For more
than an hour, hr held his large auditory roupIetPy
spell l"und. and, Judging from certain Indications
more than once visible, there were but few dry eyes
vI-Ii,c.
Two Young and promising lawyers OF our citv %.
w. Edmnnlson and Thomas Woodward. ESGrs
were on Saturday last examined by Judge Dunlop, of
the Circuit Court. and admitted In the bar.
u has been raining cs;inlIy since O'Clock this
morning. NJ the time ri writing this q oc.nck) u
has changed To hail and SNOW, which Is now FILLING
thick ti:t fat.
About 900 pounds of roll butter from wagons
sold this morning al 81 a 81 IA 100 pounds.
Tie Rev. :. X. Cox at the Methodist Protestant
Church. announced last night series of lectures
upon the faith and doctrines of the Roman Catholic
Church
We learn from a gencJIan direct from Freder
rk-hurg, that the MONUMENT tn the nrniorv of Mrs
w a-hlngf"n. which was commenced there some
fhifty years az, L. about To he Completed The gen
fsinan f;io has sole control nj u hav ng lust Re-
frnc': rom California; and sgnllicd hi intention so
y, do.
phf nour ana gram market continue IN unset
tied state. Aitcr our report az SATURDAY., there was
Hne or tw" small sales al So c7 y "a Sc 30 Wheat
8 % q 81 t3 for rcd, and 81 33G 81 rs for white.
Com, % TO Il cents for white and yellow.
SPECTATOR.
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ry J.. G. Mcguire, Auc.ione.r.

CJPERI1" ROSEWOOD GHASp PIANO MAG
- NIFItENT MtATEL MIRRORS. FCRa ITURE
FIRE. \CIt AND INDIAN CHINA, LLEiANT I'll
Ti!AS. &r.-Cn THURSDAY morning, nctol,rr Z.
NJ 10 "cl'h shall sell ut the residence ri DR. ThnS
Harris. u. ;. Navy, in Carcne T.rrace street bc-
ls"ru 18th and Ith streets:
spipriid RI rrccd nctare Grand Iisno, ml,,e to
order iy =. ~ Sch IT. rln.
Very iGrg" ard magnificent French plate Manic,
EIi, rGIs. Fer Ella .sss
Fair OF ii; h.EJr'isrS with cat glass Drops, suit
rh'" fNT rns or ran,s
.,ui: s'f ''Sant crimton 9th Curi:inS. Gnri with
viii" s:k, viii ha'Ty Pals AMI frinsTg,
usasir for - loIihe windows
FTrrrh Man'"l amps. Mart Ornaments
~ en-. Thr'""s'y, ami Ingram carpets
t;i!ri"th iiir t'arrets. .:"dS end Eyes
n"ri':' NH:l.- ;nr and Natosary tertrc Tales
S,.irl mahogany Ai.Hsin Table. ahou. thirty feet
lni-
'.a',ogaI;T tr'n'h am high pos: Ec'I.tc"ds
T." Nar'lrrh"-. NrsiIstaud Comm-aies
DO ii III spring -rat Sofas. LnungeT
H. Arm end rarlnr Chairs. Rnut Tables
!n Emraus. WaSt,strnis. Toilet Sets
j. : ruI.el hair Mattress "s, Brd..:ng
" ira"w Shahrs. chrtz Curtains
Goi'i il nd Frrr.h China H.nr-r Sat
i;,,I- Chiua DIM Set. Tea End ofTna Scts
"i''GrT E"~le. 1uT'i.'rrs. " iu.s G"li.fs
hampag:iss. Water R,iti.> AMI i'e~autcrs
silver plated ,'a@tnrs Table Cutlery
fr:ri; ra'or. Tin safa
Two Fire Gr.t. lot Wood I'd Coal
Together with he usual rs.urtmcut OF Eiicle
itan,ils.
T..:.'s: s5n and under y; oycr that sum n crp
II III tN" ARD four months, for notes satisfactorily
sii": ed. bearing interest.
sc MCGUIRE.
or l9-',- Auctiorrr~.
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! tEAtTiftL COTTAGE at Public Anction-on
II THURSDAY. t;,e eth instant at AZ o-cInk
II. M on IL" pennies. Will he soii 10 Tia. hirhes,
bidder IhHt haniso'ns 'wostory Frnmc Cottage at
the intrrs'c IN OF 1T STREET east and street north
near the fanI'o!. Tie house c,,tsins nii.- r,om,
Hnd brick basement with th rooms. Also =
bath hons" Hn;; 'i-IsIn. with fhr ing pUInp at
ia' te'i and ~ ort huildinG for stabling, &c The
"p' r'v 'front.' IS feet NJ street, and IFS feet
q" { stTc't, ami contains l0,;2n squarc feet Of
ground.
Tbs property commands an oxtenSi view of the
city. "t"'l,"f own. ard the surrounding country.
lrr7l. ON -touItu Cish: re '.iur in equal install
mems at 6, " AMI IS months, h. nctrs with inter
ga r'm iy 81 sa", to i sec,:re by ICED of tru
on tie iT"l erty.
1t ih' t'imS arc not cNmHlird with within three
uavS from ih" day of AL, The property III b. re
sid at the ri and coz; % The .irst purchaser
iTl" Gear aud indisrntah,-. Couyeyarc,s nj the
eZicii:c 81 he purchaser.
IL. {. S"ALnING. Agent,
JAS. &. Grt;UTEP
edit
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List Of Arrivals at the PRINCIPAL Hotels.

z. Nofionai Hotei.--,Ir * Mis- G Luckrr. NJ; Miss
Jones, do: Dawes, do, II PceIe, NC; Mi, r Allen,
Pa; Carroll Spence. Md; " PA ('ampb.ll, USN;
Mr. Cary, Md; Mr. SiansiIry, do; Mr. & Mrs X Kellogg
Mass; T. Narvine, NY; Thomas Stamps Fla; n
Iianes, USN; w J Watd. Sid: ! A St.rac,. NY;
Capt Bee, uSA; A I. Guerbcr, NY: J Tyson. Nd;
& " Andas. Ga; w bean. Md; 6 w B,rgl. lady.
chilli & servant, DC; w Warren Il > iat!Ic-. IA: W
Snriair, USN; Mrs Sinclair; & Stouginon, NY; L
T. Bacon, do, A Page, III; Mrs Rat-tuu & rh,Id,
Ga, l. l,aiuas, do; " u t:agr do; II ! seacwIck
NY; X Dunlap + lady, Va, J l. MrWhrrtcr, Ny;
l. Gordon, Va; 4 T. Anderson, do; u Tutpin. do;
w Urquhart: w A"caid Il nucounan; Miss 5
Smith; Mrs Harrington; White & ) ladies' NY; f.
II ThaKter, Mas; w Packer, do; J Duncan Ala; X
GaineE. Va; w Shield, Miss: Gowan do. Jno
Williams, Ky; C. Frazer, do; A Sherman. Lake
superior; Henry Tu,t", Buffalo, Geo Turner vi;
II II Tuner, de-; A Ds>trehau. La; n Stone, Nv;
Crosby & iady. do; l. Gill & lady. Columbus;
Mrs : Everett, I.,: Mia Nj Everett, do: Mss E
Everett, do; Mrs X Turner, do Thos Turner, do;
w N Watkins, Ia; NJ J Hudson, do A w Bucl,
nrtro,r; 7 Everett, Ky: A Moore. Md 1t Blan;on,
USN; Duvall, Md: NJ Lowell, USA; Mr. & Mrs II
Fairfield. NY; Mrs J VI Hubbard, Conu; w C.
Marcy; : ID Law, NY.
Rrow,g' Hotel BENJAMIN Wright Flo; : Dow
den, q; Z Rogers. MI; II Thayrr, do; w II
Young do; Il F Bowie, Jr, do; G ID Rogers do; r
Panamor, Va; A Farnwrll. La; Mrs Chcworih,
Md w Washington, Va; r Scammen Mr.; ] +
Fuller. DC; Robertson, Va; LIT F-t;laaII, Nc; Mrs
Hart; Nc; A Turner, Ala; II II Sor.by. NC; ID w
Williams, Ala; Willfrrd, Tenn, Col NJ Wash
irg:oiI, USa; w NJ Washington, Va; w Johnston,
Ala; J NJ Banniser. do; Chcworil,, Md; II "
Nagce, Pa; w Barwe, Va; Jameson, Nil; G.
w Blair, I'D; w G Hampton. do; r T. Hampton &
lady, do; Jno II Tyler lady. Va; w II Preston 4
lady. do, in" Preston, de- G II Preston servant,
DO; Cohen, la; II Baync, Va; G Hathaway. NY;
VI Eaton & lady. Pa; w Rogers. Md; 7 Rcnoui,
NY; afalr, do; w G Philips. Del; e Iu>,ie. do.
United SfGfcs Ilotel.--aIrs Cen Wayne, Sc; f. w
Baldwin, CT; r Dunlap, Va; a Brennan, Ga; W II
Roomc 4 lady. Ny; IIcad>ick Md; j L Worth
ngtOn. q; White & lady, NY: J r Qur!cy Va;
McCarscy, Fla; r NJ Evans. III; r VI Young, nc;
WIN III Jones, do; T Russo Va ID Rowland, Dc;
Dodge family, Ia; & Thompson & lady. Ala: r
Martin, NJ; E Goddard. Mass.
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Destructive Firo a. Cincinnati, &C.

CINClNHATI, Oct. GA fire broke out
this evening in the bake house Of Robert
Getty, situated near the centre of the
block bounded by Maine, Sycamore, Front
and Second streets. The flames cOmmu-
nica,cd to the liqvor stores of Wiltshire.
Bristol & Co, NJ. B. Ross. and y. III. &
G.. Ill. Davis, and are spr, aiding RAPIDLY.
The rear Of Mitchell Il Rammelsburg's
furniture establishment is burning, to-
gethcr with variouS warehouses on the
alley running from Second to Front street.
The efforts of the firCmen. 50 far, seem
to have lad no effect in checking the
flames, which, at the present writing
eight o'clock = are raging fcarfully, and
it threatens to be the largest fire expert
enced for several years. Fortunately, it
has been raining all day, otherwise mat
tiers would lac much worse.
SECOND DESPATCH.
9P. M.-Thc firemen have got control
of Il @ fire, and the flames will he con-
fined within their present limits.
The following is list of the buildings
destroyed: Robert Gctty's bakery, Bris-
toll, Wiltshire & Cos liquor store. Nj. b.
Ross liquor store, \. Ii. & g. II. Davis
liquor store, George F. Davis 4 Co.'S pork
house, n NJ. Florer'S pork house; the
rear building of Mitchell & RammelsDurg's
furniture warehouse, (thc main building
was saved y several warehouses hClonging
to Sycamore street buildings. The gro
ceries of Cunningham, Williams & Co.
and Ross & Pickers. were damaged some
what, and were saved with great Difficult.
ty. The buildings on the cast side of
Sycamore street, including Pixies liquor
establishment, were several times on fiic,
but by great cXertions were saved.
Considerable rain has fallen here TO-
day, but not sufficient to raise the river.
Judge Mclean has forbidden the pub
lication of the Martha Washington case
before the close of the proceedings.
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BALTIMORE. Oct. "a. 12M-It has been
showing. hailing and raining nearly all
the morning. Snow is an inch deep on
the roofs. The very disagrceable wealth
or affects business. BrcadstufiS arc dull:
So - cts. offered for City Mills and How
ard street -four. The supply Of grain is
small. White wheat, 81 30 a 81 81 cts:
rcd wheat. 81 25 81 80 cts-l0. 900
bushels sold. White corn. &c 20 cts:
yellow corn, II cts-l2. 0G0 bushels sold.
Other articles not changed.
In Philadelphia, it is showing. raining.
mailing and cold; checking business. 1t
is the same in New York.
No tidings yet Of the steamer.
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Tho Firs at Louisvilln

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 22.-The loss by fire
in this city yesterday is about 100000.
on which assurances TO the extent Of
100000 were current. The following
ale some of the companies: New York
Home, $1,000: Hudson River, $1,000 /;
Royal, of Liverpool, $1,000: the Am
crican and Franklin, of Philadelphia.
$4,000 each. The balance is in various
Southern agencies and Louisville offices.
Notwithstanding the fire, the Journal
woS published as usual this morning.
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COMMUNICATED,


Editors Of the Star: You have more than once
published part of the 9th aud the 18th sections OF
the Act for the preservation oi nr,cr and the pro
lection of property" aud while I know nothing rs
regards your object III so doing. have thought il
possible that You may intend tox " keep il he fore
the people, and therefore il would be ust ~ we'll to
have the law IA II Is. | send you c, rect copy Of
thai portion OF the 9th section which you have pub
lIslIrd:
SIC. 8. lind he Il enccfcd. That it shall! not he
lawful Tor any person or persons tn congrcgata and
assemble ut the corners ri any of the stree s or
avenues or III any street. aIlcv. or OH the
foot pavcmsnts, flag ioOtways Of any street or
avenue, or nj the entrance, or on the steps, cellar
doors, porchcs or porcoes of any public or private
building, or Office AT the entrance, in, on or
around any vt the cnco- OF the Capitol, Exrcu
tive Mansion, Public Squares, City Hall. Judiciary
square, or AT the entrance of any church, school
house, thsarc. or assembly IN. around the
same, or any other public private in the
city OF Washington and be engaged in loud or hois
ferrous talking, or IN insult, make rude obscene
comments, remarks. or observations per-ons pass
ing by the same, or III their hearing. to crowd
nh-irnct, or incnmln'dc the said foOpavrmrnt or ,g
foniway, nr the entrance into nf any such
church, public or private building. CITY Hall, Exec
n'iNe Manson, Capitol, or such public cnclns urr
squire, or alley, lo prevent the free an untrr
TIpic passage thereof, under penalty of ROT lc-s
than five dollars Tor each and every such offence
tlnk II would bc neither ont of time, place. or
srasr'n, if the attention ot Young America was called
tn that portion of the 9th section which lou have not
published. s.
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ENCkNlTiEE AID HOUSEHOLD EFFECTa.-On
l. TUESDAY Iuorring. Out"b-r 24;h. at 10 o'ci'k
Mt tie Iesr"rce q, H. X. Day E@i., on 10Th street
near the corner OF /. ShalI sclI-
Nah.'cany heir spr.ng-a"af Ecfa
$50 ra:lcr Chairs, RI;h-r
Do C-1trr Trhics. fnst do
" aiuut care seat hair otto rms
Threc-l'l ard Ingram Carpets Ci,clo,i. Rugs
Giran oics. China Yves Cock GiasSes
Mahogany Upright *. i..mps
had>eadS. hair and lusk Mattresses
Bost. and ri;lows. Glib. Burs.uS
Kite Granite n!rral srd T.svH-e
TAKE Cutlery. Casiore. GlHss9are
Esc"!!s nj Co K nc stove Srd fixtures
T"t' th"r Hlh an acsoriu cit Of Kitchen Ge,ui
sites.
Terms go and under cari over that sum n
credit If ~ rnd % faGE r ios satisfactorily IN.
hors'l. hc-ring interest. J C. Mc,iTIRE
&c n Anc;iun
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AUCTION SALES.
By Il. Il. WRIGHT, George,

ny ~ -. " na"hA .sor&etoW he
NAB ABLE REAL ESTATE at Auctiop.-On
FRIDAY, the 18th instant. at O'Clock n IN .
sLall sell To- the high. ST bidder. ir front Of The
premises. part If los ~ and - I'D Georgetown
nrd part Of tots as and 80 in Realty and IIsw kns
addition 20 Georgetown, fronting 50 feet on the north
sl" of FRI street and 10 feet less Of
To same W! IN to IN foct alcv. with the iypr,ve
mcrts. consisting IF comfortable dwelling hcuse
with extensive hq,k buildings. THIS is vsry desi
r"rie rh;" Of r'oier'y and ,ljoins tie hands mo
rrriri - W. "ngiIg 10 4. Reed. EsI.
Terms =" - 10 cnr-tourih nh. the hpiri CO in
il. ard - mnn'ts fer ron'S hearing intcr.s'.
On The c'sh payment hrirg mrde a deed will be
given ana i'~ Il rf trust tsh,n
Ccnvcy"rci"G at ;hg cXIrr.c f purchaser
D. WRIGHT.
% 20 rnf- ,,.,;nrr
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,. OCTOBER -.

AsE!vsD.-Schr Townsend, SIrague. New York
to Cumberland Coal and Iron Co
SchT- Marietta Burr. NTkcrson, Boston, to H. FL
ridge" ard freight for the District.
SAILED Br. Gcilr. A III Albcn, Crowel!, st. John,
" II . by C4zrpOve Co.
Schr. John fillimnn, Plum, New York, coal by
Cumberland Coal and IrOu Co.
sohr. j w. Lin 'slcy, Lewis, Havana, coal by
,rien Mininc Co.
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JOE SII;LLINGTON-

~ Ladies Book and Grahams Magazine for No
vem3er, containing BEAUTIFUL fall and winter Fash
ion PIat's, besides numerous handsome illus ra-
tl1nS
Ladies World of Fashion for this month contains
four beautifully engraved colored Hates of
fa~hipn
The llnme' Of The New World. impressions Of Amer
II by Miss Frndcrika Bremen
Countess De Charny. complete. by Dumas. being the
final . Inclusion Of the taking Of the Bastile
Biarkwo"ds Magazine for this month
Headi"vs Sec" nd War with England
Cooley s Gallery Of splendid Engravincs
Go,iey's Book of the Toilet
Count Christanal. by Reynolds
The Mtinislt Qu"en, b. the author Of the Quaker
City
Stationery, Books, and Newspapers. and every
thing III the cheap publication line, for N ut
JOE SIIILLiNGrO Bookstore,
Corner Of Pa. avenue AM ~ street,
NJ - II Ode N building
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SHaWLS.

SHaWLS.
WE h@ye now in stor: the f'lowing Shawls,
w which We know IS the ho~t stock in the lbs
trIct:
a. Waterloo Iorg ShaTls
50 BAY State Iils Long ShSwls
az WatpTl - long shag.s
$50 All-rcol Square Shawls
- Whip" and co.ored Grape !rhsws
81 Cashmere swls
80 Long and SQunre GTacha Sbavls
go varnns styles # Mourning Shawls
To thu whole If which igvits the particular at
tantion Of purchasers. ~
IRRRY. TERPs VERY.
Corner IA. aNpnue and 9TH straet-
cc If FI'rian I'm
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Fly y. y. srnATToN, Auc,ioneer.

T'HRE% FRAME HOUSES p. Auc.ion.-On TUHS-
L Ia .f'"rH""n. October 3Sth. at AZ o'rocA
on IL" ;rs ri;e.. shrll -r:I Lots Nos rs H. and
south half i"t ~. in Square 40 pa, fronting on
Pierce street b"tw"cn lst anil North Capitol STREET
mi r'I"i by three smhSt.n tiai Frame IIuus :.
TIL" perfect. C"nvcvance' al the eN,ensc IF thu
purchaser.
Term: 0rc-th,rl cash; r"-i,Iur in ak and twelve
months, saisia( .orily secured, bearing in!rrrst.
Is. -. STEATTnN.
&C 10 rn.;tGdtS- Auctinnppr
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Tho Fire in the Woods near Detroit.

DETROIT, Oct. 81, P. N.-The fires in
the woods and marshes continue TO rase
without cessation. There was a slight
sp,inking Of rain to-day, but not enough
to do good, and the sky is again clear.
Families are coming into the city hourly.
having been burnt out Of their farms.
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CARBOHYDRATES, Ne.

EMRROiDERIEs, &s.
I'VE take pleasure in calling the st'entcn Of lbs
w Iadrs a. I'll" following:
- dozen Clear Lawn IandA'fs
IL DO EmHrn;iered do
u do item stitched do
Ia do Ch m'scttS
10 do Flowing Sleeves
10 10 Half flowing Sleeves
IL 10 BANDED do
do Cambria Banded Collars
3 10 Book do
10 do Fullei do
~ 10 Swi Musguatier Collars
too yards Sw Els" and Inserting
600 DO Gamble do do
SO Cambria and Swiss Bs;ds
75 Verv In nj some Embroidered skirts
We wish The In lies To give partic"lsr attention N
the above a. ". know them tn he cheap snd
desirable IERRY. TEDBS A FERBV,
Corner Pa svrnue and eth street
DC IF Union I'm
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Death Of a Minister

CINCINNATI. Oct. 22.-Rev. Amos Clea-
yer, pastor of the Episcopal Church. at
jackson, Mississippi, died a few days
since.
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Nomination cf Judge Bron1on for senater

NEwHRG, Oct. 23.-Greenc c. Bron-
son was nominated az the next candidate
for Senator. 10y a Democratic County Con-
vcntion held at Goshen, in Orange county,
on Yesterday.