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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05
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By f. N. sTRATTON, Auctioneer

By f. N. STRATTON, Auctioneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF MANUFACTURED
~ ARTICLES FROM THE l.. s. PENlTEN-
TlARY AT WASHINGTON, d. Con THURS
DAY morning, September eth, at 10 O'clock at nv
Auction Rooms, / shall sell the following articles
(removed from the Pcntentiary for the accommo
dation of the public,) all of which new and III
perfect order, viz
handsome family Carriages, for one or two horses
Cart Bodies, complete except wheels
do suitable for a grocery or furniture
store
hand Market Wagon, for hotel or boarding house
IL Pitch Forks, LOT of Brooms and Whisps.
CABINET FURNITURE.
4 large painted Wardrobes
walnut Crib Cradles, walnut Bookcase
10 do Washslands, 3 do Work Tables
5 enclosed Sinks, % painted Washstands
painted Toilet Tables, 3 pine Tables
oak extension Dining Table ~ tin Safes
p oak Picture Frames, ) Trundle Bcdsteads
2Washing Machines, "a Stacking Bottoms
2Wnting 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 500, two
and four months credit; 800, two, four, six
months credit, for approved endorsed notes. bearing
interest. aug Odd
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STANDARD CATHOLIC WORKS.

DUNCAN BROTHERS. beautifully ilIustra-
- ted and unabridged edition of Haydock'S Cath
Ole Family Bible and Commentary Sadlcr &
Co.'s illustrated editions of the Bibe-Life of Christ
Lives of the Saints-Gernan Bibies--and McGpo-
ghcgan's History of Ireland, in parts at % cents
each.
Also, well selected assortment of Bibles: Prayer,
Hymn. Rosary, Miscellaneous and School BOOKS,
C.4TECHIS Ms, MED.4LS, Beds, ST.4TTON-
cry &c. For sale by
VIM w. INGMAN,
ID street, three doors east of Seventh.
-. Subscriptions received for the Catholic Maya
Zines and Newspapers. sep l-2aw
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BRILLIANT ATTRACTION

M cGRAW X JACOBS, corner of 18th street and
w pennsylvania avenue, Washington, ID. c.,
would respectfully inform their friends, customers,
and the public generally, that they are prepared to
supply them with the finest FAMILY GROCERIES,
old and choice LIQUORS, and every article, large
and small, in their department at remarkable low
prices in fact we shall establish one of those nov
elites so often spoken of but so seldom fonnd-.d
CHEAP PEOPLES GROCERY STORE
Our stock VIII be continuously repenished from
the most celebrated importers and manufactures.
Thankful for past favors, we ask enlargement
of the same.
All goods delivered promptly in any part of the
city free of charge. sen 3-eoly
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GENTLEMENs BOOT AND SHOE STORE

Elercnh street, cast side, Three doors north Penn
Min G. BREMEN respectfully invites the citi-
zens of Washington and its vicinity to an
inspection of his stock of BOOTS, SHOES
49, CATERS, &c, all of his own workman
ship, and manufactured from the very best materials
Also, Boots and Shoes made to order from the finest
equally as low as charged elsewhere. A cali is so
nclted. sep l-eO3m
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,

PEREMPTORY S.4LE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-On THURSDAY
l. morning. 9Th instant al 10 O'Clock, shall SELL
on Tenth street west, between E and Streets next
house north of the Baptist Church.
Set OF white and gold parior 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 seat Chairs. Curtains
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Washstands
Best hair Mattresses, Beds Bedding
Excellent sing barrel Fowling 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 satisacto-
rily endorsed, bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
sep sd AuctiOnper,
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LEATHER! LEATHER!
And General Shoe Findings Store

YVHOMAS G.. FORD hattprs himself that he has
i the best selected stock offered in this Dis
trct, to his friends and the trade in general.
80 dozen French Calf Skins, of the most approved
Mohair LemOne, Ogerou, Susser & Co.
Superior Patent Calf Skins
Home made Calf and Kipp Skins
Upper and Buff Leather
400 sides Spanish Sole and Slaughter Leather
Harness and Bride Leather
Fine Bride and Skirting Leather
100 dozen Morocco. and Lining Skins
French and English Hastings, Black and COIored
GaO0n, Laccs and Silk to match
All of which he will sell low for cash. or on ap-
proved credits T. &c. FORD,
sep lin eth street. near the Patent Office.
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Four Fine Farms in Market, at a Bargain,

NE undersigned is instructed to sell four tracts of
l. Prime Land, i'm Prince William county, Vir-
gina, lying two miles from Dumries, four miles from
the Potomac, and only two hours run from the
steamboat landing at Washington.
Farm No. consists of 300 acres, l50 in cult
walton, with large new Barn, Stables, Brick Meat
house excellent water in the yard and Fruit ofevery
description Dwelling. three story brick, 40 by 50
feet. A rare opportunity to secure fine farm.
Terms-One- third cash, residue in 2, and years.
Farm No. z contains about 800 acres having
a twO-story Frame Dwelling 36 by Is, with five
rooms, and n steam Saw Mill, which cost about
8, 900. Has on it two unfang streams and several
springs Situation elevated; 30 to 40 partially
cleared; some fruit; mill in daily operation Terms
One fourth cash, residue, /, ?, and years.
Farm No. 3 is tract of 100 acres . reared.
Has small House on it; with some Fruit trees
fine spring of water Terms-One- half cash. resi-
due, and years. -
Farm No. 4 has $40 acres, some IS cleared.
the remainder in fine we'll grown timber and well
watered. Te1ms-One-f fourth cash, residue in l. .,
and 3years.
The above Land is of superior quality and is
offered az bargain, much lower then the valuation
of the neighborng lands. Amy two of the above
tracts can be bought jointly, Or if desired the whole
will he sold together Lands in the vicinity are en-
HANGING in value, and the timber alone the fourth
tract will pay for it and No. more than three times
over making the purchase decided speculation. A
| ready and convenient market is afforded by the
steamboats, to Baltimore, Alexandria, and the Dis
| trict cities Apply forthwith TO
R. A. SOMMERVILLE,
Pension, Land, and Real Estate Agent,
! sep 2-2aw2w It'll street, opposite P. D. Dept.
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New York Markets-Advance in Breadstuffs

New YORK, Sept. S, l P. M.-Breadstuffs
have advanced; 5000 bbls. -four, State
brands, $3.50 a $3.50; Southern -four
1915. Wheat advanced 10 cents-sales
of 10000 bushels Ohio and Michigan
white wheat at S1.45 Sl.47. Corn ad-
vanced-sales of 10000 bushels yellow at
Il cts. Cotton unchanged. Stocks firm,
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POOR POLL STOLEN

IINHE subscriber will give liberal reward to the
L person who may bring TO him his .7FRIC.3N
P.fRRO1 that was stolen from his yard last night,
by some person unknown This parrot is of blue
color and has rel tail. 1t can talk and often calls
out for ga cup of coffee" The subscriber will lie
obliged, and will pay for any information that may
enable him TO recover his African parrot
VIM FEENEY,
Penn. avenue, between I'd and Sd streets.
sep l-3t
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Romantic Looking.-A correspondent Of the Balti-
more Times gives the following item of interest to the
people of the District: .Fs
"A young lady, pupil of the Academy of the
Visitation, connect ed with the Convent at George
town, Represented to be bsauty of tender age and
wealthy heiress, slipped out from the academy this
afternoon, and was soon in company with her lover,
and probably this the matrimonial knot is tied
Great excitement at the Convent"
The FrdnGlin.-This old and active company Is at
work, making arrangements for visit to the north
At the last meeting learn that over one hundred
and twenty dollars were paid into the fund by the
members, as an evidence of their intention to pay
the proposed visit. The company is also preparing
for grand ball in October.
A Man his o,cn Father.--We witnessed a
very singular interview yesterday in which q
gentleman whom we will call Charley Smith
was introduced to an elderly gentleman whom
we shall name Mae
"Charley Smith ~ exclaimed the latter,
" I'm very glad to see you, for knew your
father before you, and fine man he was at
that''-shsking Charley's hand very cordial
ly.
Charley Perhaps you mean myself as
my father died soon after the late war with
Great Britain
Mac" Your father died-its no such thing
Didn't l know him we'll in Baltimore. He
was member of the city council, raving De-
mocrat, first rate fellow, and I soc by the
papers that he is still alive and kicking"
Charley" Well, Mr.. Mac, am the very
identical person you describe"
Mac You're fbber, you young scamp -
YOU'RE fibber. You want to deny your father
because he is getting old and is not so rich as
he was. But let me tell you it would take a
hundred such spalpeens as you to make one
like your dad-for he was noble fellow, and
if it wasn't for the respect have for the old
man, I'd box your ears, you young rascal"
Charley had to uamose, but on Mr. Mac
talked in this way, and though several tried
to convince him that he was talking to tine
veritable Charley Smith (who looks young
enough to be his own son, indeed, and hence
the mistake) yet he would not yield his opin-
ion, and left the party deprecating the bold
ness of the rising generation. and especially
our friend, who he insisted was "a bad boy; a
bad boy to deny his own father
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05

AT JOHN r. ELLIS STATIONERY &
n FANCY STORE may be found an assortment
of Domnoes, Chess, Backgammon, Children's
Games Porte Monnaies, segar Cases, Purses, Trav-
cling, Fishing, Work, Gard, and Fancy Baskets,
Fly Busters, Vases Razors, Strops Scissors, Pocket
Knives, Tea Bells and Gongs, all kinds of Perfume
ry in addition 10 well assorted stock of Stationery,
Music, and Musical instruments.
JNO. F. ELLIS,
aug9 Penn ave. bet 9th and 10th SITS.
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SECOND DESPATCH.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 3.-Deaths dur
ing twenty-four hours, 1867 of fever;
9 unknown. Deaths for the week, 953-
of fever, 804. Whole number of deaths
since 2Sth of May, 9,544-of fever, 7,2l5.
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Fire at New York

New YORK, Sept. 5, l PM.-A fire took
place here at six o'clock this morning in
Welsh's carpenter shop, Allen ST., which
was burnt, together with three large
buildings adjoining. Two brothers, John
and Richard King, persisted in the flames.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05
DRoTEsTANTIsM CATHo-

hci! compared IN their Effects Oh the Cv1za-
ton OF Europe, by the Rev. ]. Balmes.
General Introduction TO the Sacred Scriptures, in
series OF Dissertations, Critical, Hermanuctical,
and histoncal, by the Rev. J. d. Dixon, ID. D., FIRST
American edition.
Wards Erata of the Protestant Bible, new edition,
LIneard.
Controversy between Rev. Messrs. Hughes and
breckenridge on the subject, ''is the Protestant Re
liginn the Religion of Christi
Review of Fox's Book of Martyrs, by VIM. Fuse
bus Andrews.
Conc'iia Provincalia, Baltmori, habita alb anno
1929, usque ad annum is49
Miners End of Controversy, History of the Re-
formation &c, with ageneral assortment stand
ard Catholic Works.
Also, School Books of every description, Station
cry, &c. For sale by w. A. KENNEDY.
Nh between G and II streets, near Pat Office.
Subscriptions received for DunigaH's and Sa-
dlers editions lin parts at % cenrs) of the Douay
Bible, large quarto, with copiOus notes, references
&c.
Also, for Brownsoh's Review, the Catholic Metro
polltan, catholic Mirror, SC. aug 21-eo;t
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DANIEL r. WOODWARD.

4 DAGUERREOTYPE of this unfortunate man,
"A taken at the Jail, few days before his execll-
ton can be seen at THOMPSON'S Gallery, Penn
sylvanla avenue, between 4 and 9th streets.
sep2-3t
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MAGAZINE for septembe,

HARPER'S MAGAZINE for September,
l. for sale at the Washington Publication Off ce,
JOE SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore.
Putnam's Magazine for September
Knickerboc kcr Magazine for September
The Artists Wife, by Mary Hewitt
Fawn OF the Pale Faces, or two Centuries ago
Cranf0rd by the author of Mary Barton
Wild Oats Sown Abroad, by Gentleman of Lei
Gleason's and Barnum's PictOrials for this week
Cooley and Graham'S Magazines for September
Blank Books and Stationery of every description.
And everything in the Newspaper and cheap pub
LEGATION line for sale AT
JOE SIIILLINGTON'S
Bookstore, corner of ~ street, and Penn. av.,
sepl-2t OdeOn Building.
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CUNDRIEs FOR THE SEASON

- Purely clarified Cider Vinegar, White Wine do,
White Brandy, brown and white Mustard Seed
Celery do, green and dry Ginger, Mace Cloves, Cas-
STA, Alspice and all the spices, ground and whole
fiavorng Extracts, &c, with every article for pick
ling and preserving purposes. Also-fresh Sardines
Capers, Olives, Worcestershire Sauce Currant and
Apple Jellies, London and American Mustard, French
do. prepared, pure Lemon Syrup, Bay Rum in wood
and bottle, just received, and for sale low al the
Choice Family Grocery, corner of L and eth streets
Aug 21-Sn FL MILLER
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Sem at The D,pd-On Saturday evening as the
railroad train moving eff for Baltimore, wo-
uau in en- interesting condition, seen to seize
Young man and drag him from one of the cars taking
With her his trunk. The man displayed DISPOSE
tOu to aght the woman, but she persevered, and.
With another woman to assist her, conveyed off to
Ynsiish Hill the reluctant Lothario. 1t was a strong
display of woman's resolution, who,
when she will, she lriI,
You may depend ont,
And when she wont, she 'front.',
And that's an end out"
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Three Dollars Reward,

"OOLLEN YARNS. Elanmels, Hoo
w siery, &C., White, Black, Gray, and Fancy
Colored Yarn; White, Red, Blue, and Yellow FIan-
nels; Misses and Children's Cotton and Woslien
Hose; Silk, Cashmere and Cotton Hose of every
quality; together with general assortment of Fall
Goods. Customers will do well to give a call.
VIM. R. Riley
aug 29-lm cor 9Th St, opp'e Centre Market.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BIZ HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR
From New 0rlsans

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 3.-Thomas S.
Titcomb, operator in the telegram office.
formerly operator at Washington, native
ofBoston, died yesterday at the St. Charles
Hotel, of yellow fever. Deaths to-day
1l6-of fever 81.
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Relief for the Sufferers

NEWPORT, R. l., Sept. Eight hun
dred dollars were realizsd for the sufferers
by fever at New Orleans, by the concert
of the Germania Musical Society, assisted
by Gottschalk.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05

ID ECEIVED and for sale at BAKERS Peri.
H odical Depot, on the Island
Ellen De We're, complete, containing sixteen more
chapters than any rival edition
Dare Devil Dick; or, the road and its riders
Claude the Artist, story of Italy and the Italians
Angela; or, the Convent of Santa Clara.
Also, all the most popular Monthies for Septem
Der, together with the Weekly Herald, Sun, and
Clipper for this week, and the Flag of our Union for
September 10th. SEM
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By f. N. sTRATTON, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
IL OF A PRIVATE FAMILY AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY morning, September eth, al 10
18th street, Usland) between and streets, south
shall sell his entire Furniture and Household Ef
fleets, viz: as
PARLOR.
Rosewood Piano, 6k octave, made by Nunns &
Clark, New York
Mahogany Piano Stool, Piano Cover
Mahogany Sofa, Rockers, and Parior Chairs
Mahogany Divans. Maroon Velvet coverings
walnut Gothic Arm Chair, scarlet damask cover
ing
Mahogany Centre Table
Marble-top Pier and Sofa Tables
Mahogany Card Tables, Walnut Etegere
French plate Mirror, Marble Slab and Brackets
silk, Lace, and French Cashmere Curtains
Gilt Cornices, Solar and Astral Lamps
GiranGoes, Mantel Lamps. Flower Vases
Iron Gothic Mantel Clock
Tapestry Carpet, Rugs, sc.
Mahogany Hat Rack, Hall Lamp
Maple Cane-seat Arm Chairs
Passage Floor Cloth, Brass Stair Rods
Venetian Stair Carpet.
DINING ROOM.
Mahogany Sofa. Mahogany Dining Table
Mahogany Sldeboard, Mahogany framed Glass
Cane seat Chairs stove
Carpet and Crumb Cloth, Window Shades
Brittanla, Crockery, and Glassware
Gothic Walters, SC.
CHAMBERS
Mahogany, Marble-tOp, and plain dressing Bureaus
DO do WashStands
Do Cherry, and Maple Bcdstcads
Damask-covered spring Lounge
Cane and Wood seat Chairs. Rockers
ardrnhes, Toilet Glasses, Toilet Tables
Toilet Ware, three ply and ingram Carprts
Curtains. Feather Beds, Mattresses
Bed Linen, Blankets, Quilts
Comforts. Trunde Bedstead
Crib and Cnb Cradle. Stoves
Brass Fire Sets. SC.
Terms: S25 md under cash; from Ss5 to 500
30 and sixty days. rdt, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
A handsome new Family Carriage, and an Iron
Grey Horse, five years DID, gentle and kind and sold
for no fault.
N B.-The House is for rent apply on the prem
ses to the Auctloneer, or to j. l.. 81 nth, Esq., At
t"rney, on eth street, near Pennsylva lia avenue.
sep G-dfs
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INK, INK, INK
PRrNTER,S NK

t1kINiERS wanting News, Book, and Job INKS,
OF the best quality, at the most reasonable prices,
can pe supplied at the counting room of the Star
once where variety of Inks and excellent Printer
FAkNlsh, for printing in Bronze and Gold, is al
WAYS EEpT7ON HAND
ne Inks sold al this establishment are warranted
10 DC Equal TO ANY IN THE MARKET. being from tie
factory OF Charles E. Johnson Philadelphia.
UiVe 1t Trial. sep lift
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AUCTION SALES.
BY GREEN n SCOTT, Auotleneers.

ny GdE I'm u SCOTIs AucSiOneeFe'
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
Il AT AUCTION.-On Friday, the 9Th instant,
we shall sell at O'Clock p m in front OF the prem
Uses, a good three-story Brick and Frame House,
containing seven good and convenient arranged
rooms and the Lot on which il stands, if being part
of Lots Nos. 10 and IL. in Square No. 449, having
front on the east side of eth street west, between
and Nj streets north, twenty tour feet, running back
10 twenty-five feet alley lie feet, and a vacant
Lot adjoining the above described property. This
property is handsomely located in one 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, 10
Is, and "A months, the purchaser give notes for
the deferred payments, bearing interest from day of
sale. A deed given and deed of trust taken.
Title indisputable. GREEN & SCOTT,
sep5-d Auctioneers.
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The Recent Shooting Case.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2.-Ames, the assas-
sin of MIR. Hall, has offered 100000 bail,
which has been refused. Hall cannot
live.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
THE undersigned have associated themselves to
sether under the name and, 3(m of SHEKELL
& BAILEY, for the purpose of Conducting the Gro
Gerry business in all its various branches and have
purchased the entire interest in the and stock
(Which is complete in its uual variety of John b.
kibbey Co., at No. 5, Centre Market Space, where
they will continue to keep full and general assert
ment of FAMILY GROCERIES, TO which they in
vite attention, assuring the patrons of Messrs. Kb-
hey Il TO. that their customs will be pursued las
far as practcabe and their friends and the public
that strict principles, close application and fair
dealing may be relied on.
JAMES II. SHEKELL,
aug 26-3td&eO3t JOSIAH r. BAILEY
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NOW rs THE TINE FOR B.aR GINS IN
Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries, &c.

TWISTING to reduce my present stock previous
w TO making new purchases | will therefore
sell without regard to cost, for the next two weeks
my intention is To make room for new goods
solicit an early call from my customers and tie
public.
name in part
Muslin and Cambric embroidered Habits, Sleeves
and Collars
Muslin and Cambria lnsertings and Edginrs
DO do Bands and FlOuncings
Straw BOEnets from % cents to 81
Bonnet Ribbons from l24 to % cents yard
Neck, Sash, and Cap Ribbons, all prices
Dress Caps, 50 cents to 81 %
White and colore': Kid Gloves, 81 cts a pair
Chiidrens Fancy Promenade Caps
few Evening Head Dresses, very cheap
Lane and Algerine Gimps, BraidS. Buttons, &c.
WIDE and narrow Black and Coored Velvet Rib
bOns.
Also, Swiss, Book, NainsoOk and other Muslins
Silk and Thread Illusion, Laces and Edgines of
every style. & A. TATE.
Penn avenue, between 10Th and Ilth streets.
p2-3t GIntell
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ROBERT HARPER.

niRECTLY opposite Exchange Block, Alcxan-
- anlria Va, will commence from this day to sell
his stock Of DRY GOODS, at prime cost, for CASH,
as he intends to make entire change in business.
Those wanting great bargains can have them to their
"hsart's CONTENT "What say unto one, say
unto all, COME" sen S-lw
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WHITE BRANDY, Green Ginger,
w Mustard Seed
Half pipe White Brandy, suitable for peaches
bbls. pure Peach Brandy, GO -"
80 lbs. Green Ginger
White and black Mustard Seed
Pepper, Allspice, Cloves, SC.
$50 gallons pure Cider Vinegar, warranted lstqua
ity
10 dozen VOLTS Scheidam Schnapps.
Just received and for sale, by
SAM'L BACON s. CO.,
aug 29-eo3f corner 7th It. and Penn. ave.
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GAS F1XTURES.-The subscriber has on
" hand and is daily receiving from the celebra-
ted factory of Cornelius, Parker & Co, Philadel-
phia, large and handsome collection of CHIN
DELIERS, BRACKETS. PENDANTS, Sc, en-
braclng all their new Patterns which he will dis
pose OF at manufacturers retail prices. Those in
want of Gas Fixtures will find il 10 their interest 10
call and examine patterns and prices before purchas
ing. G.. w. B0TELER,
sep l-eo2m Iron Han.
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MARTINS GUITARS.

IHAh 4 Nv y TCI Z1ItS.
lust received at the Music Depot, south side of
j PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between 10th and 1lth
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 az the supply from the manufacturer il very
limited. HILBUS HITZ,
- Sole Agents for the District and Maryland.
Also, very large lot of fine French and German
GUITARS, selected personally.
l7- NEW MUSIC received this day.
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