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pRoyssEONs.

PROVISIONS.
E0 AA0 lbs. Bacon.
EVsVVV 10 600 sugar cured Hams
5000 Lar, in small tins.
1000 Fresh Currants
5OuG No. |. China Rice
2e9f Slaart's Crushed Sugsr
For sale by CHURCH & MIX,
ans6 II Red Bluffs.
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Boots & Shoes.
Uafdpaiu.
Ready Made Clo'hins. Paper Hasrgnes. Sc. all
Of which will be offered on as tavorable Terms
as by aus other house in this market. jy2 If
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srnx,s raNTaIooNa--PANas oNs.y:

Tor al b cash ut less than aacison rates
FRENCH Il RUGGLES.
cnrncr Sacramento aud Leldesdorff SITS.
NB All goods delivered board river
steamers. elsewhere, free, and no charge
made for boxes ol-lm
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CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.

\ GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF CROCK
"A cry and Glassware, for sale by
j, p IT, HARRINGTON &; DOLL.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
4 Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO DRS.
IA Bricker & Bates respectfully requested
to settle their accoHllts immediately or tacy Will
be left in othe. hands Tor collection.
J. BROKER, NJ. D.
sepl7tf II. BATES, NJ D.
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RENO VAL.

ID c. HORN & co. have removed their
-. Ciear aud Tobacco Store To the corner OF
Clay and Battery streets, San Francisco.
se3, Ian
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RENO WE'D!

NJ. Jacobsen & Co.,
nAvE REMOVED THEIR STORE FOR
Il few weeks TO die TEMPORARY building,
alongside nf
ADAMS & Cos EXPRESS OFFICE,
where, until they get into their brick binding.
now beng erected ON the site of their old stand,
they will be happy TO see their friends and Gus
toners. sen10f
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q NE FlIFiJCtt -
= 81 uaTontlray, Thomas O. Iarkin,
< 4. 1arockmorlon, T. G. tiauiby,
Alfred De Wit, George Clifford.
s,4liEs L. Rose, VIM. ii. Russell
James Douahue, Nnl. Nicely lohnsuu.
Jneo Adams, Z. n. naIiIs3ii,
Geu. R.-Giuyas Goo. Lewis Coiie,
.CLas. q Btenham. Henry a ChceAer.
Clas. Mnaurn T. Maynard
Gro. G. Potter, john fatroii,
JoAa sHddieton, }. T. Osgo"d.
Clas B. Po.Eouius, Sam. b-a..Ean.
Jaines George,
Szn Francisco. Sept. Il, 1888. scl-4 y
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PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, &c.
UyuE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
i the business OF Painting, Glazing and Pa
per Hanging, in the city Of Shasta and surround
Ing country, on his own individual account
marl9 II 4. VAN SCHAICK.
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-Four Fine Farms in Market, at a Bargain

THE undersigned is instructed to sell four tracts of
Il Prime LIND, in Prince William county, Viz
gnia, lying two miles from Dumfries, four miles from
the Potomac, and only two hours run from the
steamboat landing at Washington.
Farm No. consists of 800 acres, $50 in chilli
walton, with large new Barn, Stables, Brick Meat
house. excellent the yard, and Fruit of
description. Dwelling, three-story brick 10 by 30
feet. A rare opportunity TO secure fine farm.
Terms-One- third cash, residue in |, 9 and years
Farm No. contains about 300 acres. having
two-story Frame Dwelling, 36 by Is, with five
rooms, and a steam Saw Mill, which cost about
So 900. Has on il two unaiing Streams and several
springs. Situation elevated 80 to 40 acres partially
cleared some fruit: mill in daily operation Terms
One-fourth cash, residue, l, 2, and 3 years.
Farm No. is a tract of 100 acres 25 Ieared.
Has small House on it, with some Fruit trees: a
fine spring of water. Tems--One half cash. resi-
due, and years.
Farm No. 4 has 3i9 acres, some 25 cleared.
tho remainder in fine well grown timber, and we'll
watered TeIms-One-fOurth cash, residue in l. 9
and 3years.
The above Land is of a superior quality, and is
offered at bargain much lower then the valuation
OF the neghboring lands. Any two of the above
tracts can he bought jointly, Or if desired the whole
will be sold together. Lands in the vicinity are ell,
HANGING in value, and the timber alone on the fourth
tract will pay for it and No. than three times
over, making the purchase a decided speculation A
ready and convenient market is afforded by the
steamboats, to Baltimore, Alexandra, and the Dis
rict cities Apply forthwith to
r. A. SONINfERVILLE,
Pension, Land, and Real Estate Agent,
sep2-2aw2w 9TH street, opposite p. o. Dept.
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Baltimore Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, Sept, @. p.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 8, P. NJ
We have had another intensely hot day-ther-
mometer at 8 P. N. was up to 80 degrees, Several
persons we're injured from the effects of heat Good
health, however, prevails.
The Democrats did not nominate last night There
is score Of young asprants in the field, aspiring
for office, who had better get off their swaddinv
clothes. parcel of verdant lawyers are among
them, who have not brains enough, nor sufficient
energy and decision of character to earn their SAIL.
and yet they thrust themselves forward for tons
requiring the talent judgment and sound sense of
experienced men. l hope they may meet Just
rebuke
j. Yates Walsh, will probably be the whig cand
date for Congress in the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict. Ifso, he will run Henry May, the Democrat
ic candidate to the girth, if he does not beat him.
There il a great excitement. in breadstufs. Sales
to day Of 5000 barrels -four atS6 If mistake not,
some OF the spectators will get bit in this article
1t Is sure to take downward tendency Coffee very
frn Sales to-day of 5000 bags Rio st IL cents Low
held at IL cents. Grain also firm and upward
Stocks firm Ohio Railroad ad vancing sales at oll
62]2. Money trife easier RopER1ck.
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By K. n. STRATTON, Auctioneer.

By K. N. STRATTON, Auctioneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF MANUFACTURED
~ ARTICLES FROM THE l.. s. PENITEN-
TIARY AT WASHINGTON, ID. Con- THURS
DAY morning, September Sth, at 10 O'Clock, at my
Auction Rooms, | shall sell the following articles,
(removed from the Penentiary for the accomno
dation of the public,) all of which new and in
perfect order, VIZ
handsome family Carriages. for one or two horses
3 Cart Bodies, complete except wheels
l do suitable for a grocery or furniture
store
l hand Market Wagon, for hotel or boarding house
IL Pitch Forks, lot of Brooms and Whisps.
CABINET FURNITURE.
large painted Wardrobes
Z walnut Crib Cradles, l walnut Bookcase
10 do Washs andS, 3 DO Work Tables
) enclosed Sinks, DC painted Washstands
painted Toilet Tables, pine Tables
oak extension Dining Table, 10 tin Safes
p oak Picture Frames, 5 Trunde Bcdsteads
Washing Machines, "a Stacking Bottoms
Writing Office Desks, 3 Ottoman Frames
Lot of Trunks, ready for covering.
Together with sundry other articles to be sold
without reserve, to which the attention of the
trade and housekeepers is respectfully soil
cited.
Terms $50 and under, cash $50 to 800, two
and four months credit; over 500, two, four, six
months credit, for approved endorsed notes. bearing
interest. aug 2S-d
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THE LAST GRAND EXCURSION OF THE
SEASON go
TO PINEY POINT

sik-N ON SATURDAY, the 10Th instant,
eksI~Azin view of the close of the season al
Pney Point, the quick and comfortable steamer
POW HAITIAN, Capt. Charles E. Mitchell, will make
an excursion to this agreeable bathing place. leaving
washington at O'Clock a. m, and Alexandra al
81 a. M, touching at Aqua Creek, where the boat
VIII stop an hour or two. The company will be
joined by party from Fredericksburg, accompanied
by bard OF music, which may be expected to add
much to the interest OF the through means
OF the opportunity thus afforded for dancing on the
spacious decks OF the steamer prior her arrival at
the Point, about So O'Clock p. ~, where she will
remain until the following evening.
'fefEnins, the Powhatan will take her departure
from the Point alter supper on Sunday evening, and
her passengers, after being afforded the opportunity
OF passing few hours i'll the town of Fredericks-
burg, or al Aqua Creek, as they may elect, will re-
turn to Alexandria and Washington by the mail
steamer on Monday.
Fare for the round trip 50 only.
90 Meals on board and at the Point extra
For further information apply to-
IL GEORGE MATTINGLY,
sepo-ot Agent in Washington.
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THE CELEBRATED
ENAMELLED WHITE

/ WOULD respectfully inform INV customers and
L the public III general, that have with great ef
fort, succeeded i'll obtaining the secret art of paint
ing the beautiful ENAMELLED WHITE. For its bril-
fancy OF gloss and clearness of surface il far excels
any other style of painting that has ever been
brought INTO practices. 1t is well adapted To all
kinds OF wood work and walls. The said enaIneIIcd
painting can be, and Is, done i'll all colors. Ii has
taken precedence over all other STYLES of pajntinp
In the Northern cities. Specimens can be seen by
calling at my Shop, where | still carry on the
PAINTING business in all its various branches
All thns, wishing to have their and dwellings
painted III the above, any other style, Will please
give HE call, and guarantee that their work shall
be done in the very best MANNER and with prompt
ness and despatch.
deem the present rs a it occasion to return nv
sincere thanks 10 the public toI the very liberal pat
ronaee they have bestowed me for many wears
past; aud hope, from my long experience, blended
with vigilance, to merit continuation of their ia
ForS' JAMES O'BRYON,
House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter,
South side PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
between 18th and 18th streets I'D stairs
6-Tu&Flm & lawlm fInteIl
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. Z, IL M.-There is
an increasing demand for -four. There is
more activity in stocks, and an upward
tendency. Howard street flour, 5000;
City Mills, 5000, 900 bbls. sold. White
wheat, 81 25, 81 80, a 81 IS cts-9,000
bushels sold. White corn, 81 cts; yellow
corn, 70 cts-S,OO0 bushels sold. Oats,
40 cts. Rye, "a cts. The supply Of
grain is small.
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CASH MERCHANT TAILOR.

IA The subscriber has just returned from New
a. YORK with full and complete stock Of Fall
NJ and Winter Goods, which are now ready to
.-4A- he made up to order the cash principle
He has determined to drop the credit SYSTEM because
he Is satisfied that many persons prefer getting their
goods at reasonable rates for cash. instead of paving
much greater prices to obtain credit He is deter
mined To seek and merit that kind of custom. He
respectfully sOiicts call from those of his former
patrons, As well as from the public generally, who
are willing to deal with lin on the new principle
and he thinks he safely promise to satisfy them
In every particular. ]. RIGGLES
9Th street, opposite Patriotic Bank.
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GRAND MILITARY
PIC MIC EXCURSION,
The Mount Vernon Guards

.alkA Most respectfully inform the Citi-
sssEa1EEAazens of Alexandria that they will give
PIC MIC EXCURSION b the WHITE HOUSE,
on MONDAY, September 18th, in the splendid
steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON.
The Committee pledge themselves that no paus
will be spared to make this one of the best excur-
siOns Of the season.
On this occasion the Company will shoot for a
SILVER Cup and Medal Military and Cotillon Mu-
sic has been REQUIRED for the occasion.
Confectionery will be provided 1T city prices.
The boat will leave Alexandra at O'Clock
Tickets admitting Gentleman and two Ladies
Si.-Cnldren 70 cents. Tickets can be procured
OF the Committee and at the boat.
Comnittec.-Cait. T. w. Ashby, c. w. Neale,
Lieut. {. ID. Rudd, A. +. Skidmore, Pioneer'J. w
Atkinson, T. B. Warning. sep6-TuTh&S
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RTICLEs SUITABLE FOR THE

Green Ginger, Chinese Conserve or dry preserved
Ginger
Very fine pure ground Ginger, extra strength
White and black Mustard Seed
Caraway, Coreander, and Annis Seed, Celery Seed
fure CIDER vinegar and white Brandy, and all the
requisites for fine picking and preserving
Extra Vanilla and other Extracts
English Gelantne, fine Candies
Maple Sugar, Sage, Tapioca
Split Peas, fresh Hops
Pumpkin Flour, very finc for pies
Lemon Syrup, fresh, superior Raisns and Cbrrants
Seidlitz Powders, Durke's Bread Powders
Pearl harley, Com Starch
cocoa SheilS, aud all preparations of Chocolate, in
freshness aud quality unsurpassed in the city
Superior Black Tea, at 50 cents, same quality and
price rs before the raise
Medium and superior Green Teas, from so CTS to al
Wolfe's Scheh'am Schnapps, pure Grape Juice Por,
Lynch Oil, Safety Lamps and Feeders Lamps altered
TO suit
Patent Spring Candlesicks &c. For sac by
T.. NJ. p KING
corner 18th and streets, north of
aug Is lyTh Jackson Statue
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COLUMBIA TRoTTING COURSE.

.HeLdft61ld county, "a.
CULVER CUP DAY.-The Iot for the SILVER
~ CUP, over the above course, will come off at
AZ O'Clock, precisely, on THURSDAY afternoon,
September 9Th.
Mile heats in harness. best 3 in s.
John {. Cudney enters G. NJ. LILLY DALE.
f.. Keenan, enters Br G.. WHITEIALLjr
W. Judge enters Br. G. JIM.
-- enters Br. G. YOUNG MOSCOW.
The race will come off precisely at the appointed
time. The track has been put in first rate ORDER
and the public may expect to very exciting and
closely contested race. CYRUS MARTIN
tep5 81 Proprietor
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By GREEN q SCOTT, Auctionsers.

IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
l. AT AUCTION.-On FRID.7Y, the 9th instant,
we shall sell AT O'Clock p m in front of the prem
ses, good three-story Brick and Frame House.
containing seven good and convenient arranged
rooms, and the Lot on which il stands it being part
of Lots Nos. 10 and IL, in Square No. 449, having
front on the east side of 7th street west, between l.
and M streets north, twenty our feet, running back
to twenty-five feet alley ll6 feet, and n vacant
Lot adjoining the above described property. This
property is handsomely located in onc of the most
rapidly improving parts Of the city, being but one
square north of the Northern Market
Terms: One-fourth cash the balance in 6, II,
lo, and "a months the purchaser to give notes for
the deferred payments, bearing interest from day
sale. A deed given and deed of trust taken.
Title indisputable. GREEN & SCOTT,
rep5-d Auctioneers.
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District of Column bia.

county OF " Arlington, TO u1f:
hereby certify that Jno II. McChesney, of Wash
tnston County, D. c., brought before me, the sub
scrber one of the Justices of the Peace in and for
said County, this 9Th day of September 1853, as
as'ray. on his premises, dark bay MIR abou six
years DID, about thirteen or 10, reen hands hgh and
a small scar on her left shoulder.
Given under my hand and seal this 5th day of Sep
TENDER, 1853. SAM'L GRUBB p H. ST.
The owner of the above described properly is re-
quested to come forward, prove property nav the
charges, and take her away.
Inquire OF John II. McChesney, Grocer corner of
18th and N streets, Northern Liberties.
sep 5-3t+
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AUCTION SALES.
BY c. w. BOTELOR, Auctioneer.

GALE OF DAMAGED GROCERIES AT AUG
~ TICN.-0n FRIDAY, September 9Th. con-
menclng ut 10 O'Clock, a. M, shall sell at the Gro
Gerry store of J. c. Brashears, on 18th street, a few
doors north of Louisiana avenue, large collection
Of Groceries, most of which is in damaged state,
consisting in part Of
Sugars, Teas, Coffee, Soap, Candies
Cigars, Tobacco, Flour. Salt, Bacon. Almonds
Tubs, Buckets, Brooms, Brushes, Baskets
Stone Ware, &c, sc.
Also, large lot Of superior Wines and Liquors, IN
injured
Store Fixtures, Scales, Sc, &c.
A rare chance tor bargains may be expected.
Terms: All sums of and under $50, cash over
$50 credit of 60 days for approved endorsed notes.
bearing interest G. w. BOTELOR,
sep7-d Auctoneer.
Union, Sentinel & Intel dts1
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JUVENILE SCHOOL.

On H, Setween l7th and 18Th streets, First Ward.
gJNIIE MISSES PRETTYMAN respectfully t,form
Il their friends and the public that the exercises
of their school will be resumed oil MOND.9T, the
9Th Of September.
They communicate instructions to girls and small
boys IN the rudments of English Education-Read-
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography,
SC, &c.
The number of scholars is limited. Persons will
therefore apply early, a. above, when the terms will
be made known. aug 27-dt6thSep
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Meeting Of Grand Lodge of the United States

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 6.-Mayor Gilphin
officially welcomed the members Of the
Grand Lodge of the United States this
morning, in Independence Hall.
w. NJ. De SausSure, NJ. w. G. S., was
absent by sickness, and response was
made by Horace l.. Manchester, of Rhode
Island, deputy G. S.
Col. Seymour, offs. c. made an eloquent
speech on the Union, called forth by the
hallowed spot on which he stood.
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PREPARE FOR A RAINY DAY.

~ Look up your old Umbrellas, and ~
send them to the subscriber in fairGTu
weather 10 be repaired, and thus give
~ him time to do the work faithiully-for in
rainy weather the press is so great that the work
may not be well done, as ''nothng is well done that
is done in Il hurry"
UMBRELLAS for sale from 37H cents up to six
dollars, comprising general assortment of green
blue, and black silk and gingham Umbrellas.
A large assortment of articles suitable for every
description OF repairs.
Don't forget the place. ID. PIERCE
Fem. aveRue, between 18th and 18th streets.
S-pntf
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Hay! HAY!! HAY :g!-3O0 Bales prime
l. TIMOTHY H.7Y in store and for sale to suit,
by ]. +. WHEATLEY
20-Ow Water

OST-On Friday, the ID instant, either in Muir
IL ray Semmes, near ~ street, Louisiana
avenue between 9th and 9Th streets, or on street,
between 9Th and l4th streets, PORTE MON
N.iIE containing between fifty and sixty dollars,
consisting of one ten and five dollar bills on the
Bank ot Winchester, the issue; five on the
BANK BANK 81 Wheeling; several two dollar notes on the
Corporation of Georgetown; and some gold II also
contained a note drawn by George H. Walters in ia
vor OF Theodore A. Walters, for one hundred and
MY dollars; also, one drawn by Wilkinson Will
mans Tor forty nine dollars in favor of Walters &
Brother II contained other papers of no use to any
one. reward of twenty five dollars will be paid
Tor tle return of the Porte Mannac and its contents
at this office, and no questions asked
sep 3-2t"
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PEREMPTOR S.7LE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-On THURSDAY
IL morning, Sh instant, at 10 O'Clock. shall sell,
on Tenth street west, between f and streets next
house north OF the Baptist Church
Set OF white and gold paror Furniture, covered with
figured satin
Brussels and ingram Carpets
French gilt Mantel Clock, perfect time piece
Silver Table and tea Spoons, Soup Ladle
China Dining, Tea, and Glassware
Cane and WoOd-sea Chairs, Curtains
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Waslstands
Best hair Mattresses, BEDS, Bedding
Excellent barrel FowliBg Piece
Hand Wagon, spring Roasting Jack
Stoves, Kitchen Utensils sc.
Terms: $40 and under, cash /; over that sum, a
credit of two and four months for notes satisfacto-
rily endorsed, bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
sep Std Auctioneer.
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New York Markets .

New YORK, Sept. I, P. M.-Flour is
dull at IL cts. less than yesterday-7,000
bbls. sold. State brands $6.3T; Southern
$3.50. Grain dull-prices unchanged.
Cotton dull. Stocks firmer.
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Large Fire. 4,

PROVIDENCE, Sept. THE extensive
crockery establishment Of the Messrs.
Whitaker & Sons was destroyed by FIRE
last night. Loss S2O,000-insured for
$4,000.
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MARTINS GUITARS.

lust received at the Music Depot, south side of
- Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and ltb
streets, small lot of those Justly celebrated GUI
TARS. Those persons who have been waiting their
arrival, are requested to call and make their selec-
tons as the supply from the manufacturer il very
limited. HILBIJS & HJTZ
Sole Agents for the District and Maryland.
Also, very large lot of fine French and German
GUITARS, selected personally
&C. ER MUSIC received this day.
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BROWN & HEYL,
House and Sign Painters and Glazier,

Southeast corner ofSth aud d streets.
{ NARPENTERS, Builders, and Contractor are re-
~ specially invited to give us call As they pass
by, as we are satisfied that we can compete with
any in The city. sen 5-lm
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Illness Of Gov. Bielsr Of Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6th.-Gov. Bigler
has been lying i'll with bilious fever since
Friday last, at Harrisburg, and despatch
from there this morning says that he is not
much better.
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GEORGETOWN SAND YARD.-The subscriber
~ keeps constantly on hand large supply of
WHITE and GRAY SAND, and Gravel suitable for
building and oher purposes, which he will sell on
reasonable terms, and deliver 10 customers in Wash
lnston and GeorgctOwn. Orders left at the Wood s.
Coal yard of Orne & Barron, on Green street. near
the Canal, will be promptly attended 10.
iy :hLSWSST r r RACAN
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By HOUSE'SPRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR
Vermont Election.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 7--lP. M.-Dispatch-
es from Burlington, Vermont show that
the wings have elected tkeir Governor and
most of the other officers.
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For Rame!

THE fine pleasure boat MARTHA, in perfect or
J. der, will be rallied al the Arlington House. on
street, between 9th and 10th streets, on Saturday
night, the 18th instant There are IS chances AT 80
chance, amounting to $50. A few chances vet
remain unsold, which can be secured by early ap-
plicatiOn. sen eft
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auotion..,

BY j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING JU-
dietary SQUARE, AT AUCTION.-On
FRIDAY afternoon, September 9th. at 81 O'Clock,
on the premises, shall sell part of Lot 5, square
532, fronting 26 feet inch 4th street west, be
tween ID and streets north, running back 90 feet
80 inches.
This Lot is beautifully situated, fronting the cast
wing of the City Hail. and presents fine oppor
tunty for good investment
Terms: One third cash, the residue in six and
twelve months, for notes satisfactorily secured,
bearing interest.
Title indsputable. J. c. MCGUIRE,
sep6-d Auctioneer.
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WHITE BRANDY, for Preserving.
w half pipes White Brandy of a high proof.
Also, fresh invoice OF White and Brown Mustard
Seed,
Allspice, Pepper, Cloves, Mace, Nulmegs, Jamai-
ca and Race Ginger,
quarter casks, White Wine Vinegar
% bbls pure Cider do
Just received in store, and for sale by
WIN. NJ. GRIPS,
Louisiana aveEue, between 9th and7 tn SIS.
aug 30-ao6t