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Woman's Rights Convention

CLEVELAND, Dot. 6.-The Women s
Rights Convention met here yesterday,
Mrs. f. ID. Gap, of st. Louis, presiding.
Letters were read from Horace Greeley
and Others. 4 motion to attend Tenn
perance meeting at the National Hotel
was Indignantly voted down.
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f8-lsvALIDs recovering from the effects Of FeVer.
Bilious Iiseasss. or long continued Illness Of any
kind. will find Carriers Spanish Mixture the only
remedy which will r.vive their dr. oTing constitri-
tons. e1pcl all bad humors from the boot cite he
liver to prompt and healthy action and by il tonic
properties, restore the patient to life and vignr
We can only say Try IT. A single bottle il worth
all the so"alled SarsaparilIas in existence 1t con
tains no Mercury. Opium or any o'her noxious or
poisonous drug, and can lie given to the youngest
infant without hesitation.
See The certificates of wonderful cures around the
bottle More thnn five hundI ed persons in the city
Of Richmond. vs.. can testify to it, coed effects
- See advertisement.
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AT PRIVATE SALE

| WILL. cfier al private sale, my LEASE, with
Bar room Gas Fixtures, and other articles all OF
which will he shown To any one hing to pur-
chase. Locality on Pcnn<y vania avenue, south
side, near 9th street back 10 B street; con
tains II rooms, in good order Time of lease 20
months. The House is III good repute and doing Il
good business front just painted. A quantity of
good Liquor can be had at cost price. For fur
ther particulars see the subscriber.
All persons indebted to me will please call up and
pay and save further trouble. J. DAVIS.
sepG eff
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NEW MUSIC.-We have just received Eva's
Polks Magic Polks; Ida Polka; Wedding Polka;
Serenade Polka; Dream Polka; COrnelia Sehottische;
Crescent Schottische; Bridal SchOttsche: Amanda
Schottische: Midnight Schottische; Rainbow Schot
tischc; Woodland Schottsche st. Nicholas Schot-
tische: Home Schott sche; Adelphia March; Emma
Gray Quicks'ep: philharmonic March; Delightful
Quiekstep; Old Defenders Quickstep; Shepherds
Quckstep; also, the very last productions OF those
renowned composers. Hunten, strauss, Boyer. Stra-
kosch, Bellak and Grobe. In addition a select
riey of Guitar Music Duets instruction Books for
Piano, Violin, Guitar, Flute, ACCORDION, &c.
j. 4. ELLIS,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
4
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Baltimore Markets..

BALTIMORE, Sept. Z, IL M.-Sales Of
Howard street flour at Sc Z; City Mills
SO 6S. Wheat advanced cents. Red.
81 81 81 40; white 81 46. Corn adj
vanced. White, 76 cts: yellow, 7S a so
cts. Whiskey, 81 cts. Butter, in kegs,
16 cts; in roll, l6 to % cts.
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Jail Breakinp-L.ines Cut

EAsroN, Pa. Oct. Six prisoners
broke from the county Jail, at this place
last night. They cut the bars out of the
windows, and made ladder Of the bed
ding and bedstead.
The telegraph wires between .nis place
and Belvidere were cut last night Large
quantities of wire were carried of into
the fields. This was supposed to have
been done by the fugitives
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Death of Mahlon Dickerson

PATTERSON, \. j., Oct, 5th.-The Hon.
Mahlon Dickerson died this morning, at
his residence, in Morris county, in the
s4th year of his age. The deceased was
the Secretary of the Navy under the ad-
ministrations of Presidents jackson and
Van Buren,.
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Terrible Storm.

ST. JOHNS, n. B., Oct. A large
number of English vessels were wrecked
and damaged in the storm of the 29thult.
which was the heaviest experienced here
for 20 years. No advices had been re-
ceived from Prince Edwards Island,
where the storm must have been furious.
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES OF
IL every Description at Iron Hall.
FRENCH CHINA

FRENCH CHINA.
White, gold band, and richly decorated Dinner
Desert, and lea Sets, and in separate pieces Cups
and saucers, rich Vases and Perfume Bottles, Ia
bies, Pitchers, &c.
IRoNSTONE WARE
Breakfast, Tea. Dining, and Toilet Ware in COM
plete sets or separate pieces.
GLASSWARE
Cut and pressed Gobets, Tumhlers, Wines, Hooks,
Champagnes, and Claret Glasses. Water Bottles
Dishes. Bowls, Salts. Jrlleys, Lemonsdes, Flagons
Finger Bowls, Wine Coolers, Decanters, &c.
LOOKING-GLASSES
Very large and small Mantel and Pier Glasses
plain and richly ornamented Gilt Frames mahopa-
ny Pier and Toilet Glasses. Looking glasses fur
nshed to order at short notice Of any dim, nsions at
Eastern prices.
PLATED ALBATA GOODS
Castors, Cake Baskets, Soup Ladies', Spoons Forks,
Butter Knives, Pickle Stands, Sugar Baskets. Nap
kin Rings. Covered Dishes, Liquor Stands, Butter
Tubs, Card Receivers, Egg Stands, Toast Racks
Salts, Mugs Pitchers, Breakfast and Tea Sets Snuff
fers and Trays, Tea and Coffee Urns, Candcsticks
Walters, &c.
TABLE CUTLERY
Breakfast and Tea Ware, in set. separately,
Casters, Urns Pitchers, Candlesticks, &c.
JAPANNED GOODS
Tea Trays and Matters, i'll sets separate, Bread
Baskets, Cheese Trays, Wine Coolers, Toilet Sets
Cake and Spice Boxes, Tea Csnistcrs, Cash Boxes,
Plate Warmers, dc.
BRONZED IRON GOODS
and Table Ornaments, Hatracks, Umbrella Stands,
Spittoons, Tenders and Irons, Shovsls and longs,
&c.
BLOCK TIN GOODS
Coffee and Teapots. Dish Covers, Nursery Lamps,
Chatting Dishes. Soup Tureens, Egg Boilers, Coffee
and Tea Urns, &c.
GAS FIXTURES.
Chandeliers, Pendants. Brackets &c, large as
sortment from the factory Of Cornelius, Baker Co.
embracing all their recent patterns, which will be
sold at the manufacturers retail prices
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &c
Lard and Oil Lamps, Ethereal Oil Lamps, Hall
Lanterns, Side Lau ps, Girandoles, in pairs and
BRUSHES, BASKETS. WOOD WARE, COOKING
UTENSILS, &c.
Together with an inconceivable variety of useful
and ornamental Housekeeping Articles all of which
will be sold as low for cash Tor time for good pa
peri rs they can be bought in any Of the Eastern
cities. The public invited to call and examine
the rich display of beautiful Goods recently received.
c. W. BOTELER,
oct 4-Tu&F&eo3w- Iron Hall.
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MOUNT PLEASANT HOTEL,

Capitol HUI, Urshin gton,
LNOR RENT.-The above Hotel ia offered for rent
y either with or without the Furniture and other
Fixtures. IL is one of the most desirable situations
IN the city, and excellent location for business
Possession may be had at any time between this
and the middle of October neat. To gentleman of
responsibility DESTROYS of keeping hotel fine OPP
portunty is offered. Applications to be made 10 the
present proprietor. JOHN FOY.
6--.}t,ulp,t
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Georgia Election

SAVANNAH, Oct. 5, y. M.-Contrarv TO
the first appearances. the indications now
are that Jenkins, Union Wing. is elected
Governor. He gains in &c counties =, 500
votes, and similar gain in the balance
of the State, would ensure his election by
1000 majority.
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New York Markets

New YORK, Oct. Z, | p. N.-Sales of
10000 bbls. flour. State brands at Sc 81
a Sc "a. Southern flour, 81 81 Is.
Wheat, 10000 bushels sold. White.
81 50: GeneSsee, 81 60. Com, 10000
bushels sold. Yellow, 81. Stocks dull
and declining Cotton declined one eighth.
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~ FO IL A l. E-Onc two story FRAME
!mss HOUSE, on the southeast o: of Massa-
&.&chuset;s avenue and 18th street: ground 4545
feet. Terms cash. Price $1,000. One ditto, with
brick basement, situated New York avenue.
east Of Northern Liberties Market. Ground 500 IT,
Price $l..00, = cash. Two ditto, VI street north.
between 18th and 18th, faithfully built. must be sold
together. Ground $50 feet each. Price s&:j each.
cash. Several vacant lots for sale liberal terms
DONOIlO & MAGILL.
Real Estate Agents, 18th ST., near Pa. avenue.
0Q-po.stE
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A CARD.

HAVING learned that report is in circulation
III before the public, which is calculated TO injnre
Inc very ser ously, insomuch it is said that John
Smith. colored boy, died from maltreatn.ent At my
hands; therefore feel it my duty to deny publicly
having struck or injured said John Smith. in any
wav whatever. ELISHA {. GRANT.
Warrington. October D. 1853.
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THE AMERICAN TIMES,

4 FIRST class daily morning Newspaper. con-
n timing the latest and most reliable Political,
Commercial, and general American and European
news, with Army and Navy intelligence. Published
hy Baylor. Ripley Brush Baltimore Terms s. a
year, or IL cents a week. Single copies two cents
n. B.-Nr l. also receives subscriptions for all the
Reviews, Magazines, and Newspapers.
Wv. INGMAS,
&C D. d street 3 doors east of tn street
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The following is DR.. Mays certificate:

WASHINGTON, October !. 1853.
This is to certify that l have made most careful
examination of the body OF John Smith. n colored
boy. living with Elisha Grant, at the time of his
DEATH and am fully satisfied from this examination
that he died from disease, and not from any NAL
treatment OH the part Of Elisha Grant or any one
else There not the slightest trace of violence
having been used on any part of the body.
Oc 6-3t&- JND y. MAY
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

TI'HE undersigned having established General
/ Intelligence Office on 10th street. near Perreyl
vania avenue, is prepared to transact all business
usually done in this line lie would particularly in
form those wko in want of female helps that he
has always the names Ola number of good German
girls register d in his books
Persons seek ng employment would do we'll to call
at my office and have their names registered.
oct 3-6tT HENRY GILDEMEISTER.
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~ FOR RENT-A commudious two-story
;",,,fs brick dwelling HOUSE, on New York avenue,
AA-lon the Sd lot from the of 18th at. west
near the Navy and War Departments, and the Pres
ht-nts Grounds. Possession may be had imm a,liate-
ly. Apply to c. DESELDING.
9TH street, opposite odd Fellows Hell.
. cn2t
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Union Of Natives ard whigs.

PRILADEIPmA, Oct. 7-12M.-The Ma
tives and Wings have amalgamated. The
ticket is composed of both parties. There
is great rejoicing among the Wing and
Native leaders.
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE. Auct,on..r.

by j. c. MCGUIRE, uctiOneer.
ON ALL FAMILY CARRIAGE, HORSE HAIR
~ NESS. SADDLE, AND Birdie AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY morning. October eth, at O'Clock,
in front Of the Auction Rooms shall sell q small
ard neat family Carriage and 1Iarpess, and fine
bay Mare. who is very kind in harness. an excellent
family horse, sold because the owner has no further
use for them.
Terms: Onc-half cash the residue in ninety DAYS
for note satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
j. 9. MCGUIRE,
&C ID Auctionser
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GILMAS'5 LIQCID HAIR DYE.-This article cannot
he too strongly recOn.men .d to public attention 1t
plssesses III peculiar degree the property eff,
ally changing white, red or gray hair TO beautiful
black or brown, III a few minutes, without any i'll
Jury whatever to the hair, but the contrary ri
II lively and natural appearance L:iues and gen
temen who have become prematurely gray can. in
fire minutes. If they wish it have IA head of hair
raven ilackncss. warranted permanent Gentle
men who wear wh-kcrs or mustaclioS Oi gray
reddish hue can in few seconds have them pernIa-
ncntly black. Prepared by L. d. GILMAN, Chemist,
WaShinUtOu
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TO THE LADIES.


Hs The latest style of Winter HATS Just re-
.ka4sJ ceived.-The undersigned respectfully in
yites the attention of The ladies to examine
V((ou new stye of HATS. and 10 inform them
that We are Ready 70 receive and all orders
for HATS. CAPS, HEAD-DRESSES, &c with neat
and dispatch. Also, very select assortment Of
pointed velvet RIBBON, all coiers; together with
every variety of Fancy Goois. at
VIM r. SHRDDS.
18th street, above rennsylvanis avenue.
g.
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IA Joe ShiIIingtom receives all the New
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS fast published. He
Is agent for Harper's aud all the other Magazines
and cur readers will always find large and good
Ortment OF Blank Books ami Stationery at lis Book
tore, Odcon Building, corner Of ~ str.et and Penn
ylVanIa avenue aug 10
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FOR SALE-A valuable FARM OF 10 .cres,
l. near Alexandria. Any gentleman wishing to
purchase very desirable private residence the
city will BIZ furnished the particulars, OF sale
&c, by calling at my rooms in Todts Building. Pa
avenue. H. CAMERON.
oct l-TrlER fE
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PHILADELPHIA Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, October 9TH. p. ~
Flour, 81. White wheat, 81 ~ cts: red,
81 40 cts. Corn advanced.
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Death of q Bank President

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-Jacob NJ.
Thomas. president of the Commercial
Bank, died here this morning.
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AUCTION CARD,-The AT

~ tention of the trade, dealers in general, and
houseksepers is respectfully requested to my sales of
Dry Goods this week by order OF Trustee. compris-
ing q very extensive assortment of desirable and
reasonable Goods, to be sold without reserve.
n B.-Plcase refer to advertisement for particu
lars II. n STRATrON Auctionaer,
South sic Pa. avenue, 10th street.
Oc st
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AUCTION SALES.

By DOWNS & HUTCHINSON, Au,trs.
EANCY G0OpS, JEWELRY, WATCHES, dc
II On SATURDAY evening sth instant, and MON.
DAY the 10th, at o'clock. will sell, at our new
Store, Athencum Building, great variety Of the
above, viz
Fancy work Shaving Boxes, Porte Nonnaies
Pen and pocket Knives, RaZors
Locking Glasses, Dry Goods, &c.
Also, q fine assortment of Jewelry
Gold and Silver Watches
Med2llions. Pencils, &C.
DOWNS HUTCHINSON,
Athensum Building, Pa. avenue between
&C q ~ and 9th streets.
BY T.. n. STRATTON, Auotioneer.
OUSElioLD FURNITURE kc-On SATUR-
IL DAY morning, October S,h, at OK o'clock, at
the Periodical and Furniture Rooms Of Sir J. Z. Ia
ker, on sih street the OF MARYLAND ave-
nue.. Island shall sell without reserve for cash in
bankabie funds. general assortment of new and
secondhand Furniture. &c, viz:
Sofrs, Chairs. Belsteads
Tall-s, WaSstands, Clocks
MATTRESSES, Stoves, Crockery and Earthen Ware
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
Sale peremptory. L. " STRATToN,
&C ID Auctioueer.
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FOR RENT

G FOR REN T-And possession given ..on
LII the lat Of November. III" Blick HOUSE. on
street. between llth and 18th ,treets 1t is in
good lep.lr, newly pap"red anil painted A good
stand for any public business. Rent $500.
is mo WATERs
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Lazy FeloTs.-The propretors of the STIR this
morning fent to persons doing nothing, near the
Centre Market House, white and black for one OF
them to do some labofing work for this establishments
but not one OF them would do the job. They pre-
Tered dieness and sOttny 10 making honest living
aiaoor Such people should bs made TO work in
ue work house, Tor their own and the public good,
and that OF thsr class, especially the coIored psr
non, who disgrace respectable parsons of color by
Their lazy and disgusting habits Officers sup and
a'em"
h'sa " mi ard DES--FOr a couple of days past
Inc earth OF Washington dned into dust for want of
'aiA has been hyIng IN Immense quantities into the
eyes, on the clothes, &c. of out doorers and into
NE stores, dwellings, &c, of the CITY, with perfect
fdsh. Ills q genuine dusty whirwind As the text
OF an eloquent preacher reads we may now well saw
Let it ran."
fe-srGdIns Of Streets-Variou. petitions have
oeen lately presented To the Common Council, from
individuals who have suffered from the change in
VIC grade OF streets, and among the petitioners are
'"' iehiaies living IN north street north Of the
capitol, whose houses have been 20 SINK nv the
ange IN the grade that the parIors have the apu.,r
anee OF Easements.
ne thnese IN orsetour.-A third a nd last bsue
~ LOT the destitute Chinese Jugger Company. will
o. gwen at Forrest Hall, ir Georgetown. to- morrow
saturday evening, which occasion his bono, Tho
MAYOR OF Georgetown, in the kindest manner. di.
missed the company from paying license and G.
'anderwerken Co, by their agent Mr. DnneIson
generously offered erIargc omnibus and sin horses
Without any charge.
f"H Funeral Of the mont somerie, ,,-Ne,, SIM
ua' 'he Montgomery Guards follow TO the grave ,be
'euains o; Bernard McDermott. the frs, membe,
We understand, that ha, died since the formation Of
s company. This Is STOOD for serlou, .fIe.r;on
IAe Boil Last Might've learn that IN. I.,.rs
friendship Clubs ball, last evening was a hand
'Oe snar, and well attended, giving the utmost en-
'Oyneni in the line To all present 1t proved the
A0l''y OF the Club TO do the thing right.
a'"dke Of NGme.-IH our Lotice Yesterday of m.
'nsner of the carpeting for the House of Represen
Ales' mistake was made in giving the name of
"atrrs, {" instead Of Wallace The finn is Hall,
Brother Wallace, extensive dealer, in the line.
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WANTED MMEDIATELY-At the
w Little Fails Bridge three miles above George
town. twenty five good STONE CUTTERS; wa
ges 81 80, So 40 and 81 % per day.
ALSO, twenty five good L.7BORERS; wages 81 %
per day. GEO. THOM.
Capt. Top. Eng. in charge of construction
sep l3--f OF Little Falls Bridge.
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TRIM Nj q )! Trimm gs!!-Lndirs
i DRESS TRIMMINGS in every variety, On hand
and made to order at Mrs LOVES Trimming Man
ufsctory Pennsylvania avenue south side, between
9th and 10th streets. &C 5--eo3t-
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NOTICE The subscriber respectfully informs
~ his customers who 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. 1.
oct 4.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

T4 Dwelling and Store For Rent
HE mn twO-stOry and attic DWELLIN Nc. with Store
4sshgood dry cellar end slany conveniences situa-
It'd on tie corner of ID street and Wary land avenue
Is for rent. Apply to VIM. Greason, corner Of 18th
s"d streets &c I-3t&
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HATS, HATS.

hA1oj 1h1o.
n FALL STYLE!--A fresh supply.-I have
H just received other and beautiful styles OF
S2Adress HATS, suitable for young mems wear.
Also Beebes and other fashionable styles full az
sortment always on hand, at LANES
Hat. Cap and Gents. Furnishing Eitablish-
ment, Pa. avenue, near IL street.
sep 2l-eo2w- Intel
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BY WIN. Ii. LEWIS. Auoti

By WIN. Ii. LEWIS, Auctfsneer.
hFF1CE Oh Per nsylvsnia avenue, between til
~ and 18th St.. where consignments of Watches
Jewelry, and Fancy Goods, will be received for Auc
ton Sales at the market square, every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday mornings. Cash advances
made when desired. W. b. LEWIS,
oct l-lE Auctioneer.
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DOR r. z N II .-Furnished or unfurnished
Il ROOMS, with or without boarding can be OBJ
tanned in a private family by early application
Reference as to respectability will be required In
quire at T1B. Browns Store, corner Of Tth and
streets. oct 4-eotf-
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GUNS, GUNS, POWDER AND SHOT.

GUNS, GUNS, POWDER AND SHOT.
TV'IIE subscriber at his store on Pennsylvania a,
cnue, between 9th and 10th streets, has just
received and is now opening large stock Of single
and double barrel ROWLING PIECES, OF all lengths
and calibres.
Also, few large Ducking Guns, boys Guns, &c.
Hazards Duponts Powder, Eys, Walkers,
Starkeys and other Caps, together with many other
articles in the sporting line For sale at the very
lowest prices. Ii. LINDSLEY.
sep 2S-eom-
TO THE PUBLIC.
TTNHE officers and members of the Presidents
/ Mounted Guard would respectfully inform the
citizens of Washington and the adjacent counties
that it is their intention to give their first Annual
BALL on the LIST day of November next, and that no
pains or expense will be spared render it one of
the most agreeable entertainments of the kind ever
gotten up in this place.
By order Of the Captain:
ii. LINDSLEY, Secretary.
sep 26-eo2w- Intel
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DEN ANSHIP.-The subscriber would in
form the citizens Of Washington that he has
taken a room over No. 5, "Washington Place" above
Odd Fellows Hail. 9TH street. and is now prepared to
give lessons in PENMANSHIP, PHoNoGRAPHY,
and BOOKKEEPING. write Visiting or Wedding
Cards, copy Deeds, Manuscripts, or other instru-
ments Of writing, post books. make out bills, DC
oc St VIM. A. RICHARDSON.
I ONG IL X / ID G Z to be closed.-On
IL MONDAY, the 10th instant, the travel across
the Long Bridge will be discontinued and will re-
main so for about ten days, that the draw on the
Washington end may be repaired.
BB. FRENCH
Commissioner OF Public Buildings
oct 4-dt1Oth-
Building Lots for Sale.
LNOR SALE.-A variety OF CITY BUILDING
Il LOTS for sale in various parts of the CITY.
Prices moderate and liberal credit will be given Al
so, will effect Insurance upon lives and property in
responsible Companies. Inquire OF
MYERlE d WEBB,
aug 2d3m Penn. ave. bet. \ and 9th SITS.
EN FOR y A L A fine saddle and
Van harness HORSE, years old. Also, q fine
~% BUGGY and genteel ROC KAwAY,
y u cheap for cash. Inquire soon, OF TH0S.
SMITH, Smiths Livery Stable 10th street west, be-
tween Pa. avenue and street north.
oct S-6t*-
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w ANTED I'M Nj EDIATELY-AnAS As
w slSTANT, for the higher branches of En-
giish and Mathematics. Testimonials # Qualfes-
ton and character will b. required. Salary 1900
and boarding DR.. ii. w. p. FRANCIS.
fredericksburg. Va, October /, 1858.
oc ST
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w ANTS.

" ANTED-Two APPRENTICES, TO harm
w the House Carpenterng business. Apply
Immediately, ut the I'd door from 5th street in f. 10
BURKE & SANNER
N. Bone who has some little knowlelga Of the
business would be preferred. B&S
&C 7-3t*-
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NURSE WANTED.-A lady having two
" children and who expects in the urse Of a
month or sly weeks to 60 tn st. Psuls, Minnesota,
wishes to engage 3 white WOMAN. ns q nurse to 20
with her protestant English, German or Scotch
would be preferred. Call Mrs. S," at Mrs Spaul-
dings corner of and 9th streets.
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&1 00O w A N II r. D-For three wears
" sOOO Good and satisfactory security given
on Farm in Maryland n short dstarce from the
city; worth at present time, $1,000 Title indisputa
BILE. Address through the City Post Office u r.