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Important from Mexico

New ORLEANS, Oct. by late ar
rival. the PteGy,ne has important advices
from Mexico to the 18th September
treat excitement prevailed in consequence
OF a report of the breaking out of HOSTILE
ties having commenced between the Amer
lean and Mexican troops in Mesilla Valley.
General Trias had also received infor-
nation to the effect that large numbers of
Americans were concentrating on the Rio
Grande, to join the forces in Mesilla Val.
ley and capture it.
The Mexican government had demanded
explanations of Mr.. Gadsden in reference
to the American government sending her
troops to Mesila.
Senior Suarezy Navarro had been ap-
pointed Mexican Minister of War.
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Late and Interesting from Texas.

The Houston Telegraph of late date
says:
The West bank of the Rio Grande is lined
with troops, and it was supposed that not less
than fifteen thousand Mexican troops are now
stationed in the towns East of the Sierra
Madre
A correspondent of the Matagorda Tribune
adds the following as postscript to n letter,
dated San Antonio. August % =
Instructions have been received here by
the quartermaster to make inmed ate prepar-
atoms for the reception and accommodation
of II geo U. S. troops
The Tribune makes the following observa-
tons:
"S Santa Anna has intestine enemies to con-
tend with, and he is preparing to carry out the
oppressive measures of his own ambitious and
indomitable will at the point Of bayonet The
Northern States are murmuring disaffection,
and he is determined to teach them obedience.
Camargo, Monterey, Matamoras, and other
towns adjacent to the lower Rio Grande, are
bristlins With his bayonets, while higher up
near the Presidio road n heavy army of 80, 900
men is said to be on the march"
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BY Z. n. STRAIT. aut,on.,r

fl>RtsTEE SALE OF A VALUABLE STOCK or
/ DRY AND FANCY GGGDS, IRkSS SILKS
GRAPES, GRAPE SiIAWLS. &c-0n Tuesday, " ed.
nrfday, and Thursday mornings, October 4th. 5;h.
and 6ih, oommencing car h day ut 1c o'clock shall
sell. at my Auction Rooms very extensive srd val,
liable stock Of goois, consisting in ;,art as follow.
viz:
Grape Cashmere, Dercge. ard other Shawls
Brorsde, Plain, and Figured Dress Silks
Cashmere. Mousselaiue, Berecc DeI.aine
Alpaca. Bomhazine, and other dress goods
English and American prints, Girghams
iustres. Lawns Book Muslins. Pia;ds
Nankins Plain and Corded Nuslins Robes
Corded skirts, Tarltnus and colorcd Cranes
Swiss Muslins French wrought CELLARS
Lioen cambria and silk lIauGkercliefs
Ladies ANA tientemens Kid and silk Gloves
Silk Ai!s, Neiis. Lamhs-wool shirts
Cass!meres Summer Cloth. Ne~tinrs
30 dozen assorted Hosiery. Buttons
Spool Cottons, lnsertings and EGgings
Together with general assortment; Of small artclas
usually found in we'll selected stock Of pry
Goods
Terms: SO and under, cash: over $50 and under
500, 80 and ca days. ard SIGo 81, 60 and 90
days credit for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest.
~ BIO Goods to he delivered until the terms Of
saie are complied with. &. ". GUTTER,
Attorney and Tru-tee
l.. y. SrGATT0N, Auctioneer
sep :N-itf- flurel
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f. FOR NENT-Thc BUILDING now be

e. FOR NENT-The BUILDING now be-
- ing hnlshed, on the northeast corner Of 1th ST.
and Louisiana avenue, in this city.
The arst floor has been constructed for Banking
establishment. Of marble. with vaults &c, and two
stores on Ith street The basement j. construct Il
10 embrace all the modern conveniences for p les
taursnf, in co:nexion with Kitchen and vaults for
coal oysters. provisions, &C. The restaurant com
lnunicntcs both from liz -Ei ont doors with the Sc
cond story, which is composed OF four rooms com.
muncatinG through ample folding doors. fer the &C
cunmNlaton OF either large small private parties
Should the second story rot bc taken in connection
with til" restaurant the will b. rented for of
fees. The third 'tory embraces nearly the whole
extent Of the build ne, and is well adapted for a
cor moGinnS biil'nrI room for three taheG The
fourth story embraces the whole extent of the build
ing. and is wei adapted for a printing room or ar
mory. and if not rentrd will! be reserved for meet;
Ing or exhibition room. Gas and wafer and all Tie
mo 'crn Improvements have been introduced on
each floor of this building, and its position situated
in the very heart OF the Eiost business portion O:
Washington, must insure large profits to competent
tenants. Apply to. or address
sc. BARNEY,
street, between 9Th and 7th cts, Washington.
sep1I-ertf-
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POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINEs

SDLD BY ktDNELL d LAURENCE. Pennsyl.
- wanna avenue and 18th street Washington, and
.IohN L.. hlDh ELL, High street, Georgetown, d
C.. comprising N part:
Dr. Jaynes Family Medcinvs-Dr. Roses Family
Medlcires-Wi stsrs Baisam of " lid Cherry-hyers
cherry P.ccral Sands and Towsands Sarsapar
Ia. H. and John Bluffs do-Rnse' and Schwartze's
do-Miihsu EiiNer Calisaya Bark-Wolfs Aronati,
scheidam Schnapps-kidwell's Extract Beech Drops
Watts Nervous Antidote- Osgood's India Cholo
gogue-R owands Tonic Mixture-Hampton's Vegeta
bic Tlncture-Grecn's Originated Bitters-IIoofisnd',
Gernan do-Blake's and CannOn's do-Rushton's
End SHINES Cod Liver OIL together with al the most
approved meiiclnes Of the time.
Agents for the sale of Seymour's Galvanic Abdori
nal Supporter, Seymour Obstetrical Supporters and
Mr.. Belts Abdominal Ulcro Supporters
fresh supply Of Saratoga anu Bedford Water.
sep:0
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Accident at Niagara-Two Live, Los.

BUFFALO, Oct. 2.-This afternoon, six
lads went out for sail in small boat ON
Niagara River, when, by some accident,
the boat capsized, and two of the boys.
sons of Messrs. Burton and Cline, highly
respectable citizens, were drowned. The
other four were saved.
Butler G. Noble has been elected dele
gate to the Wing State Convention from
the LIST District of Chatauque county, and
u. w. Tew from the Cd District.
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List Of Arrivals at the Principal Hotels,

National Hotel.-W G Delano, Md; G Delano, do
w Reynolds, o; w Ramsey, Ky; w William:
lady, Md; n Snow, do; Heart lady, NY
Misses Leigh servant, England; Parker Md A
G Newton & lady, Va; Miss Wise, do; Berry Of
w, Md; DIR Puneii, do; Tucker, VT; II Lyme
4 lady, va; y ]. Johnson & lady, do; III Lapsley,
Pa; Miss nj w Lapsley. do; Miss s G Lapsley, do;
Thos II Dix, Piney Point: J Calef, Mass; + Caen-
der & la.'y, Glasgow; II Nicholson Md; DIR Clagett
Va; Miss NJ Mann, do; DIR MorreIl, Del: VI Ii
Merriwether, Texas; T Hopkins, Md; II l. Brougll-
ton, NY; Gallagher, Pa; Robt Balling, Va; DIR
La; Brown. do; Mr. s. Mrs J A Lewis Pa; III Wal
Ter, Ky; J Fayerweather, do; DIR Labatus & son,
La; Sasscer, Nd; A A Wal-er, lady X daughter,
Wis; Jno Hayden, NY; May, DC.
Browns Hotcl.-M H Lance, Sc; F Shaffer DO;
A Taylor & lady, do; w II Taylor, do; Taylor,
do; A Taylor, Jr, do; Miss Butler s servant, do;
DR. McCrae, wife grand daughter, NC; J
smith, Ky; ? Fitzmmons lady, Ga; Mr. Fit
zimmOns, do; Miss Fitzmmons do; Mrs Heritt &
children, Va; r Harris, do Col Sumner, USA;
Col Taylor, dO w Pettus, Mo; Rev ] Scott, Fla;
NJ Pummer & lady, Md; w w Rees, lady, child,
Va; A Fox, NC; & T OK do; Podezarks do; w
ii Matthews, Md; G Markey SC; J X Clark
lady, Mo; Mrs w Glasgow, do; Miss kcarnev, do;
NJ Lewis Clark: do w IL Clark 4 lady, do; j $
Brolay, Mass; E f Offutt & lady, Va V Hall, XIV;
Thomas A Hall, do; w Van Bokken & family
USA; A Nicholas, Va; G Nesbitt 4 lady, N.Y.
Hon Winston, Ala; Miss NJ A Winston, do; NJ
Lanshorn lady, Va; ID E Pessier, La; G Clifford
England; Letcvre, do, q w EdeIman. NJ; w
NJ Lewis s. lady, AIa Master c Lewis, Miss N &
Lewis, Master Lewis, do w Franquenet, NY
U. S Hotd.-.Jamcs Williamson, Va; Jno Harri
son, NY; VIM Walter, o; c A German, Call G
w Ferguson, NY; l. Baxter, Mo; D Barton, Mass;
A Gardner, O; Fl Kemp 4 lady, Va; Mrs Funke.
do; I NJ Osbeumc, do; A s hewitt, La; w s Deni-
son, o; Jos Peans, do; NJ w Dillen, NY; Gal
lup Mo; G l. Wood. Va; Elisha Seymour NY.
Irpng Hotel.-N II Van Zandt, DC; J Boarman,
Md; w l. Boarman, DC; w II Shock. mother &
child, USN; Mr. Brownwell, England; Miss Brown
well, do; Mr. f Brownwel, do; Mr. Bayley, do.
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TO THE LOVERS OF
ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONARIES, &C.

TO THE LOVERS OF
ICE CElEAE, CONTEMPORARIES &C.
TNIE AMERICAN ICE CREAM, nlap ufi,ct aired Nv
L the subscriber from pure country creaIu mEd
FURNISHED IN any quantity. from one quart and III
wards Mt 81 50 per gallon and at the shortet notice
Parties, Dinners, and Private Entertainments fur
hished in the most fashionable style and eoual Ia
any in the United States
CHARL0TTE-RUSSE, FEOZEN FRUIT
BLANC NANCE, PYRAMIDS
JELLlES, CAKES, &c.
made to order IL every style
All orders left at ARNoLD'S, under Gadsby's
Hotel, on Pennsylvania avenue, will he punctuslIv
attended to; where there will be constantly kept on
hand large and fresh assortment of FRUITS.
COSFkCTlONARIES, FRENCH B0N-BONS, PRE-
SERVES, PICKLES &c
long experience in the business enables the sub
scriber 70 guarantee the utmost satisfaction
OYSTERS in various styles, COFFEE, TEA, CLIO
CohAIE, oRHhAT and other refreshments, can be
obtained at all hours at the above saloon
sep ~ III. FCKARDT,
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR.
New York Markets-suddsn Death.

NEW YORK, Oct. 4. 1P. N.-Flour Gul-
Ter. Prices have declined. Sales of
1000 bbls. State Brands, Sc o.. Southern.
30 o. to So %. Wheat duller: sales of
10000 bushels Gcnessee 81 So to 81 50
Southern red, 81 40. Corn declined
sales of 10000 bushels-yellow at SO to
"a. Stocks firm and upward. Cotton
dull.
E James c. King the great banker Of this
city, was fonnd dead in bed this morning.
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WHaLEY,s OMNIBUssEs

On THURSDAY. the Goth instant
NEt@EAi Will commence running two lines
SEa1Ezzsxo of OMNIDUSSES between Alexan-
dria and Washington. leaving Alexandria at AZ
o'clock in the morning, and 81 in the afternoon,
connecting with the trains leaving Washington at
o'clock In the morning and in the afternoon Re
turning, leave Washington on the arrival of the
trains from Baltimore. in time in the morning to
connect with the Orange AID Manassas Gap train
from Alexandria, at o'clock
Passengers wishing seats in this line, will leave
their names and residences with Dr. james Entwis.
tie, Alexandria. and at the Irving House. Washing
ton, corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
The morning line will call for passengers within any
reasonable distances in either city,
sep 2S-6m- WIN WIIALEY
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RSiNyALiDs recovering from the effects Of Fever
Bilious f1seases, or long continued illness OF any
Kind, will find Carriers Spanish Mixture the only
remedy which will r.vire their dropping constitu-
tons exre all bad humors from TIE blood excite the
liver to prompt and healthy action and by its tonic
properties, restore the patient TO life and vigor
We can only Pa TRr II. A single bottle is worth
all the so-casd Sarsaparilas in existence It con-
taina no Mercury, Opium, or any other noxious or
poisonous drug. and can be given to the youngest
infant without hesitation.
See tho certificates of wonderful cures around the
bottle. More than five hundred persons in the city
Of Richmond. Va, can testify tot good effectsf
=. Zee advertisement.
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A CsPrAIS CURh POR CHIIIs AND FsvERs-Dr j. s.
ROSES FEVER AND AGUe TONIC.-The ague being the
most common form Of disease, and indeed the fore
runner of most if not all other d.ea ss demands for
its radical cure remedy which has been we'll tested
possessing full power to eradicate disease and
strengthen the constitution. This mixture having
never fsoi in single case, is pronounced by thous-
anis to lie 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 DIR. j. S. Roses Valuable
Family Medicines to he had of Y. d. Gilman c. Stott
Co., VIM. ii. Gilman, John w Nairn, Patterson 4
Marin, William T. Evaps, Kidwell Lawrence J. b.
Moore, Washington; J. L. Kidwell, GEORGETOWN; and
Of all dealers in Alexandria, Va.
i-e,3wk-
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AT PRIVATE SALE

WILL offer at private s;tIs, my LEASE, with
4 Bar room Gas Fixtures, and other articles all of
winch VIII be Shown to am wi hing to pur-
chase. Locality on Penn s!vana avenue south
side, near 9th street: runs back TO street. con
tains Il rooms, in good order. TIac of lease -
months The House is i'll good rcpute and doing
good business; front just painted. a quantity of
good LIQUOR can hr had cost price. For fur
thfr particulars see thc subscriber.
All persons indebted 10 me Will please cal! up and
pay and save further trouble. j. DAVIS
sep FIJI
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PROFESSIONAL, earn

ARS X. j. HUNTER, member. of the RoyaI
~ College of Surgeons, late of Ellington, London,
have taken up their residence in Washington, for
the treatment of
DISEASES OF THE CHEST
comprising affections OF the THROAT BRONCHITIS
ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION, and diseases of the HEART
to which branch of their profession they have for
many years given their exclusive attention. The ne
culiarty OF the treatment employed by Drs. H., is
that the remedies employed are administered by IN
HALATIoN in the form OF vapOr
Residence and office, 10Th street, between and
II streets. Gen Eft
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Baltimore Marleta

BALTIMORE, Oct. 4, II H.-Sales TO-
day OF 1000 Howard street and CITY
Mills flour, at Sc GO. Wheat, 10. 600
bushels sold-white, 81 As to 81 a.: red.
81 80 to 81 3S. Corn, 10000 bushels
sold-white, -; yellow, 76. Butter. in
kegs, 10 cts; roll, Il to % cents.
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CHIMNEY PIECES AND PIER SLABS. mnnufac-
~ tured of stone by the Seurhyn Marble COMPANY
These are new and beautiful articles in imitation OF
the richest marble, such Egyptian, Italian. Span
kinks. In style and finish they stand uneoualled.
very highly polished, retain their beauty much
longer than common marble, and are not injured Inv
coal gas smoke or acids At the North they are be.
coming extensively used giving great satisfaction
those who have tried them, While much SUPERIOR in
appearance, they sold cheaper than ANYTHING OF
the kind in market. r. HASKINS A,,ent
Penn. avenue, soutf side, near 10th street
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NEW FALL GOOOS.

HAVE JUST OPENED my Fall Goods. consisting
i Of Bonnets, Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries, Kid,
Silk, Thread, and Worsted Gloves, Gimps. braids
buttons, and Velvet Trimmings, Dress Caps Infants
emb'd and fancy Caps, evening Head Dress and
Resets, Handkerchief bonnet and fancy Flowers
Wreaths, Roses and Sprays, for Evening Caps; and
variety Of Goods too numerous to mention, which
invite the ladies TO call and examine
A. TATE,
Penn. avenue, between 10th and 18th streets.
oct St Int Union
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GEMS FOR THE GPERAs

CEHS FROM NORMA; Lucia di Lammermoor;
VI Lucrezia Borga; Fleurs Italisnnes. full sets
Theme de Beethoven; Opera Chorus Book; Bertini's
studies for the pisno; l. Echo du Mont Blanc POLKA !;
and all the late songs, Schottsches Polkas, Wtzes,
&c, regularly received and for sale at
Winners, 9th street
Where you can always get Guitar and Violin strings
Stationery, Hsmpton's Tincture, Phillips Liquid
Glue, Pen-knives Colognes, Toilet Soaps Razors.
Shaving Creams and Boxes. Toothbrushes Hair
brushes. Porte monnaies Combs Gum Labels &c.
&c, &c B1-Store open til nine O'Clock at night
sep 80
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BY GREEN s. SCOTT, Auctionser..

ny UNrE EN- O. SCOTT, Auction ers.
I'HREE NEW FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS Mt
L AuCTloN.-0n WEDNESDAY the 5th inst
We shall sell, in front of thu premises o'clock p
NJ, three handsome two-story frame Houses, and the
lots on shich they stand being all of lot No. 25 in
square No. i9I, having front of IL feet Line inches
Oh Four and-a half between q and IL streets south.
Ihe houses contain five good and conveniently mr.
RAGGED rooms ench. and closets in every room aud
porche' IN front The Lots run back loo feet oo r.
% foot alley.
Terms onr-ha!f cash; balsnra in SIX and twelve
months the purcaser tn give notes for the deferred
payments. bearing interest from day of SALE deed
given and deFd OF trust taken
Title indisputuble. GREEN SCOTT.
oct ii Aurtiopaeru
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GILNAS's LIQUID HAIR DYE.-1his article cannot
be too strongly rccolnlen to public attention. II
possesses IN peculiar degree, the property of effrct
ally changing white, red gray hair to beautiful
Dlach or brown, III few minutes, without any III
jury whatever to the hair, but the contrary giyss
II lively and natural appearance. La,iies ana zen
tiemen who have become prematurely gray can in
1--WE minutes. they wish it, have head of hair of
raven hlackness, warranted permanent. Gentle
men who wear whiSkers or nIStachios of i grav or
reddish hue can in a few seconds have them perma-
ncntiy black. Prepared by Il. ID. GILMAN, Chemist,
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4 L THE new Stationery and Music Store may
"A ALWAYS b. found an assortment OF Letter, Cap
Drawing Tissue, Tracing, Wrapping ard other In-
per- Pens, Pencils, lux, Blank, Sketch, Drawing
nd Memorandum Books. Paper folders letter cips
memorandum files, &c. in addition to select yare-
~ OF fancy Stationery. sui:abl. for presents.
JOHN 4. ELLIS
Penn. avenue between 9th and 10th streets.
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BY DOWNS & HUTCHINSoN.a .,,r.

NLOSlNG OUT SAFE OF WATCHES. JEWEL
~ Rf, FANCY GOODS, PLATED WARE. &c-
On WEDNESDAY evening, October 5th, At 7 O'Clock
We viii cosc out the balance Of the stock of ewcry
remaining ON hand, consisting Of
Gold and Silver Wstches, Ear and Finger Biurs
Pens and Pencils Brooches, Medall;ons
studs Watch keys, Chains, Charms, &c.
Also, Pearl I'D Shell Welry, Baskets
Parier Bells, Plated Forks, Spoons,
Butter Knives Britannia and Block tin Ware
Albass Tea and Table Spoons, &c. &c.
AlSo good assortment of Fancy Articles.
As we shall open on Thursday. in our new Store
between and 9th streets, intend to close out
the above goods without reserve.
DOWNS HUTCHINSON auct'rs
Pa. avenue, between o. and eth streets
oct At
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,S1 we are now displaying our new and Fashion
apie styles OF Flu and Winter C7otI,in1 Our stock
embraces everything that is and fashionable for
ganee for which our clothing is celebrated NOAH
Browns Building .an on ''"
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{ rN>fN 3 ink Eraser and Paper
~ Cleaner for B"ok -kecI ers Clerks and Literary
HeEt'cmen.-A beT kind Of eraser and rubter far
superior to any article for the same purp sc ever vet
introduced. Aside from its superior qualities as A
pcnci! cleaner, it removes ink and o,her stains with
with more facility than the ordinary scrarer and
leaves the surface Of the paper unframed.
For sale Icy COLLINS BOVINE 4 co
llth street. 6 doors north of Pennsylvania avenue
Btanch of Stahoncr's Hail, la and 10 Fear
sep lS-rOtf street
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FURNISH ED IL d q NJ S.-Two we'll fur
l. nished CllAhBEkS, in = modern built house,
with ali necessary convenieLces for hsthng can be
had without board, in private family in one OF the
most desirable situations in Washington and but a
few minutes walk from the Departments. Apply
to DR.. PHILIP SMITH, III street, between 9Th and
10th, opposite the Episcopal Church
ST-pntf
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Later from Texan

New ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-The steamer
Louisiana has. arrived, with later advices
from Texas: The fever was raging terri
bly, at Galveston, Houston, and other
places. Over 200 deaths.
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NOTiCE.-We are now opening; one Of the rich
est and best assorted stocks Of FALL GOODS
from New York ad philadelphia ever brought TO this
market. We think il is useless for US Ia cnumeratr
articles we could not describe their richness and
beauty, but respectfully invite the attention of the
pubic HALL & BROTHER.
sep 2l-co:f
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ExTRAoRDIFARY ATTRACTIoE.

CREAT BARGAINS.-The subscriber has inst re-
" turned from the North, where he has been for
some time purchasing ut auction, at great sacrifices
for cash, large stock of the cheapest DRY GOODS
ever brought to this market Notwithstanding the
advance on goods generally, he is enabled TO offer
the following at 20 per cent. less than the usual
prices:
Rich A Broasde Silks, 81 rs; worth So
ZI-inch colored Poult de Sole, 81 %; worth 81 rs
Superior black Brocade Silks, 81 26s worth 81
Black Turk Satin, very rich. 81 12la: worth 81 IS
Superior Black Silka very cheap
Fine Linencambric H'dkfs 80 cents: worth Is
Hem Stitched do, super, 621 worth 81
Embroidered do, very superior, 81 rs; 81 so
5,ooo workek Collars at half price
Particular attention is directed to-
5oO pairs genuine French Corsets, s. worth So
Osr stock OF Domestic Goods, having been pur-
chased previous to she advance will be sold at for
mer prices r.. w. CARTER,
Opposite tina Centre Market
sep ZS-2w- doors east of Sth street.
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HATS. HATS

IN FALL STYLE.-A fresh SUPPLY have
IA just received other and beautiful styles of
~ dress HATS, suitable for young mems wear
Also, Beebrs and other fashionable stycs-a full AZ
s0rtmcnt always on hand, at LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gents. Furnishing Establish
ment, Pa. avenue, near AZ street.
sep 22-eo2w- INTEL
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81 Joe ShtlItnyton ro.o;,.s

, Joe ShilIingtOn receives all the New
n"oks ana NEWSPAPERS fast AZ published. He
- agent Tor Harper's and all the other Magazines,
ou our readers VIII always find large and good
ortncnt of Blank Books and St,tionerv AZ his Root
TORE, oaeon Building, corner of AZ street and Penn
' "''''uo' aug 10
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BALL OF THE "OLD FRANKLIN -
GRAND ANNIVERSARY RAIL

'1NHh ISLAND FRIENDSHIP CLUB respectfully
i beg leave t" inform their friends and tue pub
lie that their sixth Anniversary BALL will take acc
ar island Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING, October
9th, 1853
The Club pledge themselves that no pains or ex
pense shall be spared to make this Ball in every rc
spect As agreeable az their former ones
The best CotlOn Music has been engaged for the
occs sion.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR: to he had of the Club
and at thctoor on the evening of the ball.
MANAGERS:
Z. X. Bishop. L. .Iones,
w. I. Walker, Alex. TAFT,
j. IT, Dudley, II. Dudley,
y. Il. johnson, G. B. Clark,
A. NJ. Caldwell, j. X. Holt.
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Philadelphia Markets

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. +1P. MAR
ket heavier. Flour S6.6S. Wheat Sl.37
to Sl.50 for red. White corn so cents.
The Boston market is firm.
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NOTICE 10 TAN-PAY EKS DEDUCTION Tor promo,
! P0ym'm.-Notice ia hereby given that the
Taxes for the year 1853 due and pa able 1T
ms once and that deduction Of eight rer cent.
is allowed Icy law for The current y..r il paid o. or
belofe the ooth instant E. ]. ROCHE.
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