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A ChRD.

M Il find ourselves again under the necessity o.
w calling the attention of those persons indebt
ed to Us for bills rendered LIST OF July and would say
to them that 1t is essentially eessary and all-im
portant to us that we receive the money very spec
Oily for all bills up to that date, in order that
may pursue the business successfully and with adj
vantsge to our customers.
Our terms are liberal and are known to all who
trade with us and do expect. and will hereafter
insist upon a faithful compliance with them.
We state with pleasure that have many Gus
toners who have dealt literally with for many
years, and have always been distinguished for their
punctuaiity in attending to the payment OF their
counts; u those especially take this opportunity
tn return our sincere thanks, and to assure them
that We do our utmost to merit continuance of their
patronage by supplying their wants with the most
choice goods that are to be obtained both at home
and abroad, and at prices as low as tho quail
tiles can be had in any part of the country.
CLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY co.
sep 27-3t-
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Massachusetts Wing State Convention

FITcHBURG, Sept. 2s.-The Wing State
Convention met here to-day, and was
largely attended.
Hon. Robt. c. Winthrop was chosen
Chairman, and made an eloquent speech,
in which he denounced the doctrines of
Caleb Gushing, as set forth in his Newark
speech.
The Convention then proceeded to bal
lot, and on the second trial Emery Wash
burn, of Worcester, was nominated for
Governor, receiving 555 votes, against
l94 for S. Ii. Valley, fl for Ensign I'll.
kellogg, and 80 scattering.
Thos. c. Plunkett, of Adams, was NOM
mated for Lieutenant Governor.
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Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2S-l0Pa.
ihe FGITiot OF to-day gives publicity to a rumor
winch has been IN circulation some tine touching
ue affairs of Mr. Lambert = Norwood clerk f. the
'oun Of Common Pleas. II is charged that he Is
1edultef TO the amount of $50 900 Other rumors
MAKE The sum much larger. So far as INV own i'll
O'matioh l. concerned, can only say that have
"'iu reports similar 10 the above, or rather that
ui'fe was efi.iency in Nh Norwood's accounts
US perhaps, premature to brin. against him the
'hargr OF deialcaon, As such an offence could not
% established snti after he had been called upon in
1u' course OF law, for exposition and adjustment
VI HIS accounts Mr.. Norwood was young gentle
man Oh great popularity and exceedind promise. 1t
d" therefore, deeplyto be regretted that circunlstap
'"ouId nave occurred giving rise TO so unfayOra-
:" report sincere hope exists that he may yet
!" able 10 show Il clean balance sheet. He is out
VI me city al present. This fact il is said, with
o'ierS, caused uneasiness upon The part of one
'iS securities, (Col Maybury Tu,ner,) and hence
Vic fuinor nPened ihto its present shape
little bit of pleasant gossip may se, some ofyour
washington and District readers to guessing and
wondering. Ii Is said that one OF our millionaire
Baltimore gentleman handsome, gay widowe,-
sOon 10 be united in the sken SYLVAN poetic. and
sOden Inks of matrlmOny, TO 4 sweet, beautiful and
accomplished young lady Of Washington, daughter
vi distinguished politician of the olden times. This
Inflammation of Baltimore and the MetropoI,an
Sl} In monetary, political and matrimonial conunc-
pon must sysnIuate IN most favorable results. The
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REMOVAL,

M 4 take this me hOd 0! informing our customers
w and the public generally that we have leased
and fttei up the extensive store in the Atnencum
building north side Of Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween "A and 9th streets, where we will open on
U N ID Y, October Sd, with fine assortment OF
FANCY GOODS, GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
JEWELRY, FURNITURE, Housekeeping Articles,
&c, which we have selected with great care at very
reduced prices in Boston, New York, and Philadel-
pha, all Of which will be sold accordingly and to
which the attention of tie public is respectfully in
vited.
We take this opportunity of returning our thanks
to our friends for their liberal patronage at cur old
stand, and hope to have continuance Of the sam.
at our new
DOWNS & HUTCHINSON.
sep 26-6t. INTEL
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BY f. N. sTRATToN, Auction..r,

NALUABLE BUILDING LOT IMPROVE
MEMS At AUCrl0N.-0n TUESDAY AF-
TERN0oN, Oct her 9Th, a. O'clock on the premi
SEES shall sell the south rat Of Lot No s. in square
5lI, fronting 50 feet on 12th street west between
and h streets north. running back, in TART. 10 a 80
foot alley. containing $40 square feet. The i'm
proyements consist Of two two-rto-v Frame Houses
This property, situated in the vicinity Of Franklin
Row In a fashionable and highly improved part OF
the city, fun niShes a rare CHARGE for n profitable in
vestment.
Title indisputahla
Terms: one-fourth cash residue in G. r. and is
months, satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
Convryancng at the expense of purchaser
Odd
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O. FOR RENT-Thc BUILDING now be-
Eel: ing finished, on the northeast corner of eth st.

O.. FOR RENT-Thc BUILDING now be-
Ei:I ing Finished the northeast corner of eth st.
and Louisiana avenue, in this city.
The hrst floor has been constructed for Ii Banking
Establishment, Of marble, v it'll vaults, &C. and two
stores on 9TH street. The basement is construct
to embrace all thu modern conveniences for g Res
taurant, in connexion with a Kitchen and vaults for
coal, oysters. provisions &c. The restaurant COM
Eunicates both from in and out doors with the Sc
cond story. which is composed Of four rooms. COM
municatus through ample folding doors, f-r the ac-
commodaton of either large small private parties
Should the Second story not he taken in connection
with the restaurant the will be rented for Of
fees. The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent Of the build NJ, and is well adapted for n
connections billiard room for three tables. The
fourth story embraces the whole extent of the build
ing, and is well adapted for printing rom or ar
mory. and If not rented, will be reserved for meet
ing or exhibition room. G.s ard water and all the
motcrn improvements have been introduced on
each floor OF this building. and its position situated
i'll the very heart of the most business portion OF
Washington, must insure large profits TO competent
tenants. Apply to, or address
BARNEY,
street, between 9th and 9TH cts, Washington
sep l7-eotf-
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by DOWNS & HuTCHIN SON, Au.trs

M AICllES, JEW ELRY. and FANCY GOODS
w at AHctiOn-On FRIDAY and SATURDAY
evening, September 30th ard October lst we will
sell at our store, at O'Clock, good assortment OF
the above, viz:
l superior Gold Hunting Watch, full .jewelled with
extra dial aud Min spring
Gold Hunting patent detached Lever Watches
Ladies' God Hunting l.yine Watch
Liver Lepine four Oie jcwelled Watches
secondhand English Gold Lever Watch
Gold Medallions, with double glasses
Gold Pencils, Peas, Ear and Finger Rings
RreaSpinS, Studs, Watch Keys. Chains &C.
Also, lot OF Fancy Goods aud Plated Ware China
Vases. Clocks, &c
Terms cash.
DOWNS 4 HUTCHINSON Auct'rs
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 9TH streets
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yellow Fever at Galveston

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2S.-Advices from
Galveston, Of Friday, states that the
deaths by yellow fever averaged 10 daily.
Among the victims were Maj. Sanderson
and Prof. Rutter. The former was robbed
while dying, and three men had been
arrested, charged with the crime.
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NOTICE.-The subscriber desires tfat all az
~ counts unsettled upon his present books may
be settled by the lst Of NoremJer, and respectfully
asks those customers who have accounts unpaid to
call at his store and settle the sane, gay pre-
sentaton of the bills it is important that the old
books should be settled up before the opening of the
new books at the ne.U Saloon. C. GAUTIER
sen 26-3t-
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AUCTION SALES.


BY L. n. SITUATION, Auctioneer
INURNITURE, CIGARS. &s-on SATURDAY
Il morning, October l, NJ 91% O'Clock, shall cell
general assortment Of new and second hand Furni.
ture. comprising
Chairs, Sofas, Divaps. Bedsteads
Bureaus, Carpets, Oil Cloth
Mating. Mattresses &c
1900 Cigars, various brands. to close accounts
Also an assortment II Bonnets all handsomely
trimmed and in coed order
Also, 81 o'clock.
ohe very superior Gold Lever Watch, johnson,
Liverpool seventeen jewels
Additional
ro rieces ready-m Clothing, consisting of
Coats, Vests. and Pantaloons
Terms ca,h. IN STR .Trov
sep 29-d- an..;o.,
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AT PRIVATE SALE,

WILL offer at private sale. my LEASE, with
l. Bar room Gas Fixtures, and other articles. all of
which Will he shown TO any one wi, hing to pur-
chase. Locality on Pennsylvania avenue. south
side, near 9th street back TO street; con
tains Il rooms, in good order. Tne of lease 20
months. The House is in good repute and doing a
good Business front just painted. quantity of
good LIQUOR can he 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. ]. DAVIS
eff
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Il THE new Stationery and Music Store may
"A always b. found assortment of Letter, Cap.
Drawing, Tissue, Tracing, Wrapping and other pa.
per- Pens, Pencils, Ink, Blank, Sketch Drawing
nd Memorandum Books. Paper folders, letter clips
memorandum files &C.. in addition to select vsrie-
ty Of fancy Stationery, suitable for presents.
JOHN Y. ELLIS.
Penn. avenue. between 9th and 10th streets
sep2l-
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MOUNT PLEASANT HOTEL,

CalafoI Hit, WnskinstOn,
LNOR RENT.-Tha above Hotel is offered for rent
Il either with or without the Furniture and other
Fixtures. 1t is Of the most desirable situations
IN the city, and excellent location for business
Possession may he had nj any time between this
and the middle of October next. TO gentleman OF
responsibility DESTROYS of keeping hotel fine op-
portnnity is offered Applications to be made the
present proprietor. JOHN FOY.
6-,1tnw1m%
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TSEFUL ARTICLES-W

4 TSEFUL ARTICLES.-We have in store
y variety OF useful articles. consisting in part o!
Hair. Clothes, Hat and other kinds of Brushes Ores
sing, Side, Tucking, and Iuf Combs: Puff Boxes:
Hair Pins Toilet powder; Amardipe for the hands:
Lutin's and uarrison's Extracts: pomatum Sap.
&c, &c. We have aiso q select variety Of Work
Boxes; Ladies' Companions; Work Baskets, &c
JOHN f. ELLIS,
sep y-eo2w- Pa. avenue, bet. 9th s 10th sts.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN I.

RShD We beg leave to call your attention to our
H8{ well selected stock of Philadelphia made
BOOTS and SHOES, of the most modern
styles, which determined to sell at
prices that cannot fail TO please, as our motto is
"Quick sales and small profits" Call and examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere and zee for
yourselves. SLOAN McKNEW,
North side Pa. avenue, betweet 9th and 10th
street, opposite STATIONS Auction Store
sen 22-tf
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Georgetown Correspondence.

GEORGETOWN, September %, 1853.
Serious .4ccidenf.-On Tuesday morning, old
lady by the name of Magee was Oh her way to our
market, her horse became frightened, and ran off
with her. While running down Market street, and
in contact with pump, and the dlady was thrown
out and very badly, if not dangerously injured-her
collar bone being broken, besides other injuries.
The weather this morning is uncOmfnrtably cool
and linen coats and straw hats fast disappearing
We would advise all those who want coat that is
coat, something durable, comfortable, and at the
same time cheap, to call at Cammacks Bridge street
Emporium.
The spirit of private improvement is still pro-
crossing rapidly in town. Our industrious me-
chancs are scarcely out of one job before they are
in two others. Mr.. III. B. Walker has commenced
on Prospect street the erection Of fine large dwell
ing for Thomas Jewett, and another smaller one on
Green street for Mr.. Dixon. Mr.. John Hanes has the
frame work up for two fine frames for F. Wheatley
near the eastern terminus of Beall street. The
work for our gashouse is progressing very rapidly
The company expect to commence supplying our
citizens with gas about the first of February.
There has been considerable business doing i'm the
-four and grain market the lasttwo days. Sales yes
terlay of several hundred bblS of Shenandoah flour
at $500 I; of common brand, at Sc, and of prime
brands at Ss.lS. Wheat, red $l.l5 a. 81 30; white
sl.23 a lbs. There is but little corn in the mar
ket. 1t is beginning to be more inquired after.
Sales yesterday of several thousand pounds of
butter from wagons roll and packed, at SIT "a Sls
u 100 lbs. SPECTATOR.
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Yellow Fever at Bermuda reath Of an Ameri
can Consul

New York, Sept. 2s.,-The yellow fever
has prevailed at Bermuda alarmingly and
to most fatal extent. The disease is
unusually malignent. Very many have
died. Among the victims is the American
Consul.
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- BE ELS WIDOW g. SONS
~ PRIZE NEEDLES, Worlds Fair, london
The best needle in Use. Also. he st Sewing SILK
all colors: Sewing Cotton; Thread; Wasted India
Rubber; Buffalo, Shell md Horn Combs; Brushes
Threeply Shirt Collars. choice article, &c. all of
which may be fourd at SHEDDS Faucy Goods and
Millinery Store, llth St: above Pa avenue
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE. Sept. %, 12x.-Small sales
Howard st. -four at sc. Mostly held
higher. Sales $1,000 bushels wheat: red
Sl.23 to Sl.25: white Sl30 to Sl.35:
very prime Sl.3S. Corn, 10000 bushels
sold; white 40 to Il cts: yellow "A cts.
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YOUNG AMERICA.

NJE intend acting upon the Go .7hccd principle,
w that our customers may always say if there
is an Improvement Invention. new importation OF
superior GROCERIES, WINES, OF LIQ CORS
we are sure of receiving the first ard finest sample
at astonishing low prices of The Model GrocerS
McGRAW s JACOBS,
Corner Of Penn. avenue and 18th street.
sep l4-colm
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TELEGRAPHIC.
BIZ HOuSE'S PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR.
Case Of Norwood

BALTMoRE, Sept. 90, l p. M.-Lambert
>. Norwood's friends assert that he will
be able to make an honorable adjustment
of all difficulties.
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- FOR RENT-A Frame HOUSE situa-
a.. ted on 18th street south, between and ID sts
s--l Island, with nine rooms, two-stoIies and half
high, will be rented to good and punctual tenant
Tor 800 Der annum. payable monthly. 1t has been
recently wliitewashcd and is now rca " for use
Inquire Ct X. L. SmaIwood, in the store of Clagett
Newton, May & Co. sep 2i--eo3t-
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EOLIAN PIANO FORTEs.

NOTlCE.-We are now opening of the rich
~ est and best assorted stocks of FALL GOODS
from New ork and philadelphia brought this
market. We think it is useless for us to enumerata
articles could not describe their richness and
beauty but respectfully invite the attention of the
public. HALL BROTHER
21-eotf
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

ASohSSo AMI S4OA1Ss
S0 BOXES Lump Tobacco, Of different grades, 4
wv comprising the best brands in market.
200, 600 Fine medium and low priced Cigars.
New York fine cut chewing and smoking Tobacco.
Turkish smoking do
Cigarettes, Snuff Pires, &c
In store, and for sale on accommodating terms by
G. W. COCHRAN
18th steeet opp Nat. Intelligencer Office
sep 21-eo3t-
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Inc Presidents Mounted Cuards-This fine cav
airy corps, now numbering over sixty members. me
' afternoon al Ca>pariss on Capitol Hill, and ar,
having an interesting dnll parade,
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FURNISHED II q q NJ S-Two well fur
L nlshed CHAMBERS, in n modern britt house.
with all necessary convenieIces for bathing can be
had without board, i'll private family, in OF II
most desirable situations in Washington, and but a
few minutes walk from the Departments. Apply
to DR.. PHILIP SMITH, II street, between 9th and
10th, opposite the Episcopal Church
spu 2T-c0tf
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BY Il. ". STRATTON, AuctIoneer.
ENECUTOR'S SALE OF very VAL
~ liable Real and Personal Estate.

On MONDAY, the 18th Of October next at o'clock
p M, will b" sold at my auction rooms south side
OF PennSy wanna avenue. near 10th street, all the
real and personal property belonging to the estate of
ThOs. W. PairO. deceased viz:
Lot j. in square north of 1, fronting on Penueyl-
vanl'i avenue and + street, containing about Z 800
feet.
Lot j. in square 9, impro-e by a very large stone
warehouse ard wharf, fronting Oh EoIh the Potomac
river and Chesapt axe ard Ohio canal cling one of
most valuable pieces of wharf property in the city
Lot 10. square 80, wi h three story brick dwell
ing, now occupied by Met. Young. Esd. on north Z
street, between 18th and 9th streets west
Lots IL and IS. square 29", west side of 18th It.
west. between and north.
Lot |, square 3iS, with thu ee story brick store
house. now occupied By J. VI. Dom & Brother. and
OF the very best business stands in the city sit.
uated OH Pennsylvan avenue, north side, betw,en
10Th and l1th streets We t.
4 sTa!l part of Lot %. square 36S on an alley
back OF ID and 9th streets. I'd and 81
handsome country sea-. containing about Is
acres of ground. with large aud substantial brick
dwelling house. large and substantial barn. and 9TH
er out houses: situated the heights, Just north
of the city boundary linz. adj hing Kalorsma
SO shares Bank Of Metropolis Stock
40 do Patriotic Eank do
so do Housonc Railroad do
do {. and d. Canal do
DO Washington City and Georgetown Steam
packet stock
l do Washington Library Company
One hunircd dollars CORPORATE n CT Washington
Stock.
Terms of sale For real estate oue-thirl cash res
idre in and two Yeas. with interest secured hy
deed Of trust on the property; for the stocks cash
viii he requ.r d.
BY order of {. W. PAIR0. Executor
4. n. STRATTON, Auctr
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CASH MERCHANT TAILOR.

Ia The subscriber has just returned from New
York with full and complete stock of Fall
M and Winter Goods, which now ready TO
I'M be made up to order on the cash principle
He has determined to drop the credit SYSTEM because
he Is satisfied that many persons prefer getting their
goods al reasonable rates for cash. instead of paying
much greater prices to obtain credit. He is deter
mined to seek and merit that kind of custom. He
respectfully solicits call from those of hs former
patrons, as wei as from the public generally, who
are willing to deal with him on the new principle,
and he thinks he safely promise to satisfy them
in every particular. ]. RIGGLES,
9Th street, opposite Patriotic Bank.
sen -eOd
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WTANTED-In private family, two pleasant
w ROOMS end board for gentleman and LADY,
with three children, under ten years Of age and a
coored nurse. Must be within FIVE minutes walk
Of the avenue Address Box No. 233, City Post or
nee sep 4-2t-
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|. BBEOKUTA. or. sunrisn within ths

A b Ii Z ID X u II A or, Sunrise within the
N Tropics, by Miss Tucker-75c.
Autobiography of Rev. J. b. Finley; or, Pioneer
life in the West-Sl
The Pastoral Office exer pfed In the econo-
my of the NJ. Z Church, by the Rev. j. III. Wythis,
NJ. D.-25c.
Ministerial Education in the NJ. L. Church, by
Rev. s. NJ. Vail, A. NJ.
Strongs Compendium OF the Gospels-SOc.
Three months under the Snow: the journal Of q
Young Inhabtant of the Jura-30c.
GRAY BALLANTfNR,
sep2T- 18th street, near Odd Fellow Hall.
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STOVES! STOVES y sTOVES!.
F.. NAYLOR,
Copper, Tin, Sheet-Iro and Stove Manufac
turer.

Copper, TN, She6t-lron, anu StoVe ManuIac-
turer.
South Side Pennsylraaia Gcenue, mar Sd street,
l. Invites the attention Of I'll who are in want
Soy Of STOVES to one of the most extensive as
N,m9 sentiments of the latest and improved styles.
~ They comprise FURNACES, CRATES and
COOKING STOVES of the most approved patterns,
including the celebrated Kistrrbock Cooking Stove,
fancy Paror and Hall STOVES. for coal or WOOD ~
also the Saratoga Radiator, adapted either for the
psr.or or hail. which he offers for sale at the lowest
market prices. -
Also, manufacturer and dealer in TIN, COPPER,
and SIIFET-IRON WARE, made of the best mate
rial and craftsmanship. An excellent assortment of
Culinary Articles always on hand.
s1- Roofing. Guttering, Scouting, &c. executed
by experienced workmen, and repairs neatly done.
Sole Agent for Winslows Improved Patent Coffee
Rooster sep 24-S&W3m-
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BRANCH OF STATIoNERS, HALL,

Nos. Ia ana 116 Pearl street, Mem York.
nlE street, doors worth ISRnd. &C., WdshiR0tOn.)
COLLINS, BOVINE & Co. Importers of Foreign
~ and Dealers in Domestic Stationery, Of
fering Of the largest and best selected stocks
the trade, that can be found in this market Our
stock comprises all the various styles and qualities
wanted in the United States and Csnadas consisting
of Bath Post, plsin and Rilt edge; Plain, Gilt and
Embossed Note; Cap, Letter, Commercial Note, Com
mercial Packet, and Folio Post; Flat Cap, DENY,
Medium ROYAL, Sup. Royal American and English
Drawing Papers; Plain, Embossed and Colored Cards
Card, Perforated Bristol, Bonnet and Straw Boards
ID ank. Pass and Memorandum Books cf every
riety, Fancy Marble and Colorcd Papers at low
prices. Gold Pens. with and without Silver Holders,
and steel Pens, Cutlery, &c with endless assort-
ment of Stationers' Goois, and Envelopes OF every
descrip ton. COLLINS, BOVINE Co.
21-6w-
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w ANTS.

w An T K ID IMMEDIATELY-T
,,Hh a., or Tour young LADIES, well acquainted
wiz ehe press making business. None others need
Apply. The highest wages win be given. Also. sew
Iai " learn the business. Apply. immediately to
s' oMbS, street, between 18th and 18th SITS T.,
oPf ",uuer building. sep 27-3ts-
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A the
w Little Falls Bridge. three miles above George
Wv ~, Ho -hve good STONE CUTTERS; wa
ges 81 81, 81 40 and So 50 per dav
rer day. GEO THSN
capt. Top. Eng. in charge OF construction
''P io-u of Little Falls Bridge
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'"0hf to"f.-Thl' tribunal il still engaged in
'e cases of Ann X. Dermott, rs. French and Others
heretofore reported.
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Buck .4gGin.-We are informed bv n gentleman
"Ho pretty good authority in matters of the sort
uiA' Tie woman, whose sale started the onspiracy
u'ais' has run on from her purchaser and is now il
this city.