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NY y. O. Mc6UIHE, Auotioacsr.
OFFENSIVE SALE or HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN PUR-
~ TussdAy morning. October 4h 10 o'clock shall
ssll saance Keller, Prssidcas's square, NE
hsassh0ld sAd kcksA eveyhiag
arstclass boarding house. We
Large French plate mirrors, Psyche glasscs
Mahogany s0faS, rockers, and psfIor chairs
Marble top aud other tables
Fine nahogany and painted wardrobes
Mahogany mArhis-top dressing aud plain bureaus
MArhle-tup and plain washsaAds
Tapestry. three ply and ingrain carpets, rugs
Mahogany French nnd other bedstcads .f
Feather BEDS hair and musk
Bedding Of every description, table linen
Fine SET white and ailt china
Large assortment Of kerry and
Large refrigerator, hail, solar, and other lamps
Two BesiH CRATES, cooking paor radiators
large Of kitchen requisites with other articles
numerous mention.
The superior quality and
order, offering favorable opportunity TO furnishing
At y O'Clock
A hne gentle horse, eight years old
good carnage aud harness
And a superior mitch AZ
925 under, sum, credit txo four,
and months, tof satisfactorily endorsed beanx
fEkA ]. g. MCGUIRE,
Sep24-d Auciioneer
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" From the Pcnnsyivanisn, sept 70
The Hon. Mr.. Guthrie.

Who has JUS. been in our city attending to duties
pertaining 10 his official position Secretary oi the
rsasuy Is actively preparing for the coming session OF
Congssss. He has already given evidence OF his fitness
for the station he holds by the great skl and industry
with which be has conducted the affairs Of the treasury,
and we feel assured that any be may propose to
Congress- viii be well advised. He allows nothing to
escape bis scrutiny.
Ihe country was never in q more prosperous condi-
ton than il il just Everything connected with our
finances is moving on under easy sail The customs
filing our golfers, and the golden receipts a. the mint
Keeping the officers there in constant employ. At this
tims MI Guthrie is attending 10 the assay building in
New York. and also in sending out all the necessary ap
paratus for the branch mint in San Francisco.
The Time is rapidly approaching when the mint here
will probably cease 10 refine gold, in compliance with
the provisions of the Of Congress OF the last session
Tbs nsipi officers will find full employment in assayng
and coming the millions OF gold that will continue 10
come hher from California and from other gold regions
From present prospects the amount Of precious metal
will Be largely increased every year Not only are new
locations daily found for digging. but also the quartz
mining being begun, and will soon be in ull opera.
,ion Besides this, the reduction Of the expense by the
short routes TO California is very considerable that in
the course OF year the mining population will be
doubled, and the product Of gold conespondngy in
creased.
We arc glad, therefore, to perceive that the honorable
Secretary s carefully looking ahead the gold in
terests OF the Pacific region As yet not able to
see what extent refining ard coming in California
will be carried. The branch mint in San Francisco will
20 into operation about February next and what OF
moment for that State s that chemists already there
who are intimately acquainted with the whole process
and best nodes of refining gold.
The people Of that country have always been anxious
10 have mint TO coin their gold, and they soon
will hsvai and trust il will meet their most san.
guine calculations. The coin OF their mint will 20
thence sover their portion OF the world and hence the
mint will be OF great advantage to them. Their gold
will require be carried twice almost half round the
world before they can use il as currency. Hence Mr.
Guthrie 10 using every exertion 10 put the branch mint
into immediate operation. The people OF California will
thank him for his prompt action in this matter During
his stay bere be was waited upon BY large numbers Of
ci,izsas without distinction of PARTY He left yeser-
day on his return 10 Washington.
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fssl Rsd Hivsr hsft.
nB psssos s~srded under former sd
rsaed, o the work again invited as M
Psososas will Be received day sspem.s 1
hs sSnava or the navigation Of Red ver oas
fsoW - sass ~ me oasss, period.
fRs " these united NOT 10 esessd s sam o.
- iads psopo.. said rs t.o.osshy .ns e
pssA spscss HE sd the lime II which no popssss = COM
E " & So .ss s .s s s s.s aaass
said as..s we @ s ns binds hm's Keep
TSs ccsacsos viii bs required give for go oso with
,s % as sum Each :. s
same soposa the names o. The person. whom hs
ss Il. lsss . .ass,is. !.
q d..c. s4:s o as LATED M s ~ ": S IA u e
eoa.dsrs aud above All their debt.
g7y M. Terms Of Psy.sat
o. .A. .u sloooo appropriated s shove object sooo
a. &c ..s s s !. s 3 a.
g. e. Ds WV ny a,s y Z. O. so ss % sa
e.r ] d made s g. % % s,s b. s. s :.s.
s % @ 70
oGs Elk s "a aas = %
~: .tss Ss... TO- sf vi s r !. s
wv = e sss ns marked % the
e Itself M % s s, q .xsdcs .as as
he most responsible bidder
3.s Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
The r receiving proposals under tue foregoing
= '~>-' a. order J. J. ALERT,
,t Colonel Corps Topogr Engineers.
IA hs ;nsaued In Washington, D.
c. Rsd River Republican, AIsAanda Louisiana Louisville Dem
ocrs icuisye Democrat and Gazette and
Desocyas Little Arkansas Cincinnati Gazee Cincnnnt,
Ohtos riburg Ptbug Pennsylvania Louisiana Courier
.1 alv Delta Orleans Louisiana; Appeal Memphs Ten
1900 Caddo Gaxetse, Shreveport, Louisiana
Tiuss Louisville, Kentucky.
Gepf g7---itiNov
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Life.
Among the deaths a, New Orleans the lsh ins' wa,
that of Madam Zuime Gardette the mother ot Dr. Gar
de,.e OF New Orleans. and OF Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines
She died the residence oi her Dr. Gardse a. ns
ad vancsd age ssvsnty-eigh The Delta OF the
Soh inst following notice OF this rsnarkabis wo-
man kM
This lady tho heroine OF that intensely interesting
rsanoe real life which developed in the cs'sbra-
Her m.i,len name WAS zaims Carriers. She born
In the old French colony Biloxi Her parents wese emf.
BONE Of the p: blood ,,as Of the
Gipsy racs, which, Ia the early days o. Louans .e"sa @
special objects Of the sdma.on and love Of the sal,n,
French cavaliers who tho first eoaoniss
with that of the postio Prevencal From such stock,
ia not that Zulms Carrsre should have de-
rived extraordinary personal beauty Inc onssm. W q ne,
on in The colony Louisiana The and genial cli
mse aud luxurious atmosphere OF the sss SHORE
ssa nn.dy smsxsa S i"o her teen.
sought by numerous sa'o,, lhs saocessu' sspnas
ddby holding an sginary coroas, other Insignia Of
nobility, before the eyes of bsansu' bat unsuspscmns
French nobsman sooa dwlndod Into ooaecilonsr. and.
what worse married man, who mas never Deen a.,
sou IN ,b cy for bg.my was convicted and sentenced
be punished but rds escaped, ana VS. no more
heard OIL Thus ended zslimsi relation with Jerome dc
Pending this proceeding. and sfsr the discovery o. Dc
Ssnx p,sv.. s.,s s~ !. .dsr an mann x
this coonya dashng, whoIssouled isishman. reported %
be very weshyoi very popular character and sRreeao
manners Clark ust the gallant, chiva'rons man 20
espouse of unprotected and wronxed womsn
IL from this point starts The Prqss.Gss" ~ ~
eaton which recently enesKed much OF inc hms
attention Of We mnss be undefssooo Eviok
fr,-nds-that Clark. having met Zalime In hadspnie
and satisfied himself NJ 10 the sxis'ence o. ~ o1sngS l
Mss Cs,ere promptly offered her his hand and hsars,
but suerested te prudence OF ksspinE their massa
go ra un M, thev could ts proof o De 0vanges
c,i,ne They were married. OF this marriage bat oAs
wisoess waA living when the suit was bFcaaht by Ms.
upon which 10 proof Of the
reality Of such connsxon was rvsted Af4s hes mauase
10 Csk in l8U2. ZAlide rsssfneA Nsw OhsAas v nks
prh<t legal pvosss4ugs - iAvuatdass saes aesksna
cate. the Itenaiity sf ~ marriage wA n osa soas
brongbs for this purpoes she cvn - shs Ter
h,ofy. snd Judgment obasnsd ssains ~ 0nos n
the mean time Csrk bad advanced ysars and honoss
The gallant yoph Of l0a had become TIE ambitous pol
cian and millionaire.
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FOR BALTIMORE.

a snn Tho steamer osCEuLA viii, o Ssh ssptesn
ber, commence running regularly TO the shovc
place leaving Washington every Sunday, n
ociosh - saraas, leave Baltimore every Tuesday,
ocinek, p aE#e' -
av Nvr And C0~e v~r, and al the n.ua landings the
Potomac fs signals land.
fassags anl freight as the usual rates.
tts JAMES MITCHELL,
s~es sA-eodd Captain.
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WAsHIHGTOS STOVE MAHUFACTORY, ssutheAst
beg q n.ay
ana . psble snss.y b: very large aad carefully selected
The is,scis. cook aSasr ossn for COZ. or WOOD which
i. :: I: :.::::::
wsdd: h:.yy and as..A. article. e. wood.
Bisck DtaMond for bitumnous or anthracite Goals
vernon sir.ash tor ~soA
BsAns.. ai.ush,. for wood
Ds:-s! 81: rSs; coss, q ssss o. ~sss g sss q COS.
Factossn, fos
Victor co@v.sss, fo wood or coal
kehsa csnps.os. fes wood
Boilers Top, plate, for wood.
RANGES
avneIss range which, for economy and opsr
sion. hss not been surpassed
Water sseI: ~ ditto.
WOOD AIR TIGHTS.
Nome sir-tish beautiful pattern, close opsa
Nom. si,-usa,, s-e-ssosy, close open from,
Never. never sirass,
B.,imor. - light
Tssy s.sg =, s,.,;,ss' ,;ss:
Ras.is iron s1-ash. sas, top boao. plates. nc.
PARLoR COAL STOVES.
Ksd..,o., 10, IL, And isnch, hny ais.r.n, pattern.
sliding door rmniiss, beautiful aas.s, coal OF wood
opsn tnaiins
Star rsanklins
AIseh.ny coal burner
sossos psaor
Star radiator
Fire King radiator, nc.
DINING ROOM STOVES.
Cast oven, cylinder h~ss, for coal
Russia irun ovss, cyisAsr base, for cosi
Model psrlor cook, for coal
pasiov, for coal
CYLINDER AND CANNON STOVES
us~ha
Jenny Lisd, Flora Harp CAnnon
OvatsS ocfayon cannon, bar room
Irving eosi burner, coal bases
10, n, and lsiRch aall stoves &C.
ENAMELLRD PARLoR CRATES.
large sssonsns, fo the b.s. sosssrn msnafscu
with cireslG asd PLATA fs"dss esrms" silver and
plain polished hars, &C.
Cylinder Seck, 3 10, ii, II, i4 and is-ineh.
HOT AIR FURNACES.
patent warming and venans furnace TO which
gold asd silver seds's ar premums recent principal fairs
This s-nacs invented by Gardner ch.on ..s Boston,
improvements November 10Th, 1850 There
fos si.ss ssmgss"y adapted m banning anthracite and hs
Tps saeviss y ~eor,.ns as.n.d
% .S hs srss ;"r s.s.nuSs
fss, great ssnsiy q srnses not sss fe rsvss..
Gated asy = - il ssars, easily ms".ssd
Aso poahs furnace: s stoves for sss' hoo" dwsinss
n"sss re~ .s,sis ssd cs .ssA. u. s.ls-ander
presidents; soS.:ss p.n sros.sss, vsId sn'qSs,
Coat noAs, ~ ssss.
- s::s.s ~. .ss ,.: :.s :. 4. so. ,,
'"S Sr ..ss.:. w.s. .:: -. !. = 49,. : non "''s'
mo. ..:l s. ~ I'D = r: :..s,;ss -. Z :, ::sss
- sss e. :'Sss:ss D.ss =. s..'
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SIIxkS SILKS SILKS I'VE wosd invite The stssstes z
ladies Of ks and other hns drs eoo1s
ust nov opcans BY fashionable
supply yet received We have AN The
Leading plads and ashonshe shade in sn Gro
rou de Soes Ac osr stock N back sDh s ssso
10 srxes much cheaper thsn at former time
we AVE Also importaeteas cf
Preach Ensh goods fall supply Of (Iadss wssr
ssoess|v Imhodyins brilliant ssd eesapes
stock o und in Wsshnsten o. e.swhsrs
Of barUans, should not hn 70 cal
-" =" - BARNES L MITCHELL,
Besweea 9Th and OH streets, Fenusyivsnia avenus.
Sep 26--eo9wff st asa rau4 s -,
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OR RnMT~ Tue asss dwelling house, known =.
aAscu Mouse sssnaaed ii The street ana
THIS Is sst " - tesr has been thoroughly
s'd csssuss ssy Ags ss = ec sseSasea win 50
sot A ts.ly ts.s wsss, ssssss, esrrsgs seyse,
pss&c t~as Asmsn tn " fs~t - ssessy
~~s psvsa, = - tw~s6isasy hesA wsh res tsnes
spp'y - .1gIl NJ \ f5t4I@ aI.T !. G. Mc0UtRk
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I'VE HAVE JUST RECEIVED fro. Eevv York .
rich and superior assortment Of new goods consisting
dr. pattern. - rich plaid .Is. % inches wide. tho
g n.y.asr. a SIX dresses. a.:s entirely s.,s. new
5000 yads twenty inches wide, plaid silks from rs
asoo y.rd, iaehss wiSe plain heavy Pou do
1000 y.d: twenty wide. pink blue, white. .ad
$3.50 yards srseads .IEs, from q % = per yad
y.s. Bs.st .s. ii widths, Ss so@. @ ss,s. heavy
800 yards plaid raw silks. superb quality
s.sss Ss eosss as"si p. %ssna a."
s:is a.'s' g. s ladies
100 pieces medium style handsome
,SS S 1:s.: s:s ssnSs .ss ss"d; d'.;" 1,,a,
Emeroidsed and plain skirts
20 pieces Frsnch merinos. all shades
7s pieces Enslsh .!. and ss Lysnsss s.sss so.hs
"a rs embroidered crapa shawis, cheap
10 cartons fine and medisas embroidered linen csmbric
ss rs psscss Lapsn's black moassslines, hne
.ss: 5ssn,; .ss su.saa. ,a .s. S.s,i:;
oss AZ ssass s:.hns,s e.. mere :ss :aa.i;
vs,c: .s:sss asa I so.S S,s.o eio.ss ' ''''' "-''
synssy..a. &. s.:sa Y .'s si sas,:'s = s..ss.%.
:s:: so ss r. s.. s;s.ss ss:s.s ls:;s s:'''
100 psse~ a4assis, ail cOso~
. nss.s es..insIss DO
70 pieces vestings do
A full .ssoftnen, of silk ard cotton hosiery
$3.50 yards caiicn, come good 6K
500 PAIRS SER bisnksts
bad blankets, twiiled, nna
loo ps kersrys, for seTyants' wear
rs pisces and "a full cloths
30 pieces plaid ins~ys
A fsl a-~ortmeni Of costons ole every kind
Russa diapers, ishie Asmask napkins
Irish hnens, Hue kaback diapers, crash
Is borsinxs l6 4 wide
% pieces brocatei nne
80 psir lace cursins, cheap
pieces
Velvet carpets. Brussels carpets, iasvain carpets
Venetian
Large and small door Of vsrou. ki.d., and great
many oiber goods
In consideration Of the of goods buy aad
sell enablss bargains Than ese The
District Purchasers will please give call and examine for
themselves. HALL 4 BROTHER,
seWN-aswlw ~Fs.@
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CARDWe Rnd ourselves again under the necessity of call
n of those iaAsheod for Mild
would them that u nuay
receive ths speedily ~
up date, order that the hssse
succsssfaiy and with advsniase 20 csr cussomsrs
al who trade wi1h
saA expect win hereafter insist faithful compliance
with theu- .ssa.
Hbcssy with ~ for msnv ysam sad nsvs s~ays besn es
attending the Of het:
especially take this opportunity
them that Do 70 ese
OF patronage suppyns her w the
obsains4 boh boas al
end low the same qualities can be had IL any pa q
Sep 35-3uf CLACETT, NEWTON, NAY = Co.
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NEW III AND WINTER 0OODS.-wiI.LIAM TUCK
Err Tucke having jus returned oa The North
large splendid Of cloths and vest
ins invites Of his friends and the psbls
generally before purchsshlg
thinks w greatly their advantage 10 do %, - be
o sell cheap for cash
executed With promptpcs and In hs latest and cs
being in tbs receipt Of the monthly report m
ions directly from Europe.
Immediately three vest and three psn'aloo. haa
horn the best wages be hssds nssd
apply. WiLLihA IoOAI"
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R nALE LANDS LYING IN MONTuOmERY

]. farm Of i90 acres, eight miles from Washington,
wi q n
Dci line BrookvIe. The improvements,
which
cost Of and consis, Of sas and ccnvenie dwell
linz
barrels carriage
feet by 10 feet houses,
shop poutry
il good Of cultivation, aad
meadows Rock creek, all becn lined
within the
Also Of 40 Of good land, lying also
Georgetown Rockville
hood Of lands Of Msss Dunlop Dick Brent Perry and
eight The Of
with budns- for the
the farm This win be sod entire, divided 10 sui,
chasevs a.
A.o lot Of covered with heavy white ost timber
formerly properly he Dr. jobs Do twelve miles
from Wshnson ns nmedsy the route Of the brookvins
and District iine plank turnpike road.
win be soid ii price,
dating inispding from The
III F4FT JACKSON, BRO, 4 co,
Sept il--soQw Pennsylvania avenus.
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Ny j. q. MCGUIRE Auctloneer.
UCTION SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ADJOlN-
n railroad depot On Monday aernoon October
O'Clock, Ahai the following
valuable property
square fronting Jersey
enue adjoining Fo hotel the noh running back about
~ feet. 7A a.f ftt
Also Of LOT No. in fronting 20 feet
and adjoining Foys Hotel the eastward running 0
feet.
Also valuable lot fronting IFS feet street, running
965 feet 5tNE 1884. t#NE
Either valuable suitable for hotel,
sion railroad buildings, coal and lumber yar Ac Their
aOn for business profitable
comment III
One third residue sx, twelve, eight
months, satisfactorily secured bearing Title from
the United statss. r.
Also and place. will be sold
choice property 1ndenbarg Springs
village Of Bsdensbug
VI land surrounding the same.
There tho grounds called the Public
between and bridge, the other
capacity, the bridge and the
The sulphur qualities these
equal SUPERIOR The country, and ard
potuniy purchasers profitable
v Altering place extant
By railroad only minutes ride from Washington and
rom Baltimore, being pleasant drive from Wash
inxlon
Terms third the residue twelve eighteen
months for notes satisfactorily secured beadng interest
F1 Ns# Jas. q. MCGUIRE,
Sep l8--d s AActiOnseS.
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mAYLOR COLLINS claims q every dsscdpoa
before the several depastnss0 -
bounty isnds exta pay snd
paw buyag asd selling cf rva sssa -
renting housss collecting bssiasS They wd So
Oarnk parties with information taey -
from Charges Will he moAerese
immediately opposite Wn4sfp bsbess, Ws-
ington, ID. g.
Hen. James G. Dcsbin, Secretary oft the Navy.
Non. Jefferson Davis, Secretary Of War IVA
Njchojes Caltan, PessAen Board Common C0uoets
Csu. John N. McCaiIs, Attorney 0 Law. kfNItte
VI. CaustB, esq.
w. g. R.ddaIi, state Department
Sept o. Atfhcp HH "a N tNlN
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NEW FALL oOODsThe ub.cben beg leave to invite III.
ss. :. = :s: :s ;s,: ~
Ss:': :: !. ~; ,;as:I: s:s M: n.
= 90 ssssda.i,sy rich 0'oesd' s,t'
az ;: ;;s::::s :! : :::;. :s,.a :: !:
=: Sas 's: s:.s s'sssss Sss :. 'as. ssis. 90 20
% hsay osamsa .sdns
!: -; s:::'v y. y:s: :..::,::: : = s.,,. q ,
-. 20 % G..s.ei, d'.so,.. '
: g s;:;s s::s"::' ne" III: s':.''' ''" 'V''
. = vss...a i;..A sora.s : s'''
rss.s., - X ::s. ,.,,,s sys .; ;a;s.
::s. { =. s,s. i COLLAR. ss'=
eamb'ic isssrtnss asd edgnGs, nc.
, sAs, shssis-, fronts opsn dresses embrosds
s .s @ ss. s.,. and oA'
VII ss, .s s' ..: .ss ~ q s .. IN: nd
HooE, BRO \ co.
hrgss sesss shan hesssotors, 10 comsasts. y
s'rsse-a.vswn q. BRO, q co.
TUE AMDRIoAx AsoHrGIsAL rOnrrOLIO Nv
Mo 1ss..sa 'srard BY cssu" Eastman, United s,a,..
Sxses-.n., Bosom serpent, &C., by c.re,,,.
The AsAC.as cs.re..r Tendency Of B.,.A i.
dsstiay ~ Warren fsham -"
ssess rRAscK TAYLOR
I =. TMOAFsOn, MsssAana Taller, hsvinx r..,.v.s
- ctl baimos, would nct his and n. nuhc
that ~ on balnos~ street. No aq between 4.
ssA thssss worth .'dc and ssm. Jack
ooes, whsva he -pena,d as.onsnt ~ c,s.
~ vesoy which he WI. make ,hs low
s. po.lsA scsA 40 IL hs nsua' style a elegance.
seS N-SS4wnM
NEW NtsOOs And FASHIONS DUvALL 4 BRoTar.
msrcssat slo having New Yort -. 2
ready sxhhU hsis nall and winter goods. which he, ~
neAes IN the elegant vs ~
ahsisAussG Ths essesssrs and the public generally are i'm
. sSd 70 caN. AZ 4. t1.H. #lE
. ahe prrwAxt esytee. DuvALL h bro
sepoo-3onW3wH
Tor RHMT- Tue lssss sewy dwelling hoaae Known a.
na<sou II The street ana
rsnnsvaa avsAus sqeasss wss o the Executive Mansion
I'M" - ~ Ss " - ss aee1 has h~en thoroughly
paired ~ suSpeA
or. v.se. ~ ~ eeaa ~ sAiaa - cuitusrv .,.s.
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~ New nsshs - Tsynss - MauxysA bsHsH4 1tg
T1 visdn of nrShsmsnt, Ths Dcssu sssps~t sc "a -
Carouns kes Asnsn. Prize = e~o,p stT ~ ~ -
Tss msd C.ha ne CAsser - rsAlsssy a Bnuuh h.
ssoss, MNstra3eo US4n hnran chnesaer
ssssiv BY Wsres sukasA oSssGx SdtaCs - -
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CURHIsIAED HOUSE for Rsnt csntainiag Ten rooMne,
fashionable stnas1
IT &c. Mc0UlRE,
sep& 9s-3t W Ascrosees.
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CliAREs HOTEL, NO. S34 Broadway, New York
THIS sstsbmen will be opened By the sndssned Of the city
Of las
among desirable the city, and is dsishsfu.
No will be spared render
Portable any other hotel In the country.
j. r. CHASE.
Sept 7--d1 New York. September S, 1854
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COLLINS, BOVINE. Il CO., llth street. SIX doors
branch Of Btaiioners' Hail. Nos
74 and 8 Pearl New York. importers and dealers for
cign and domestic stationery
ACCOUNT BOOKS
order
English papers, Of binding and All
-r
STATIONERY.
Foreign domestic staple and fincyi stock Of tho
and best styles.
HE PRINTING.
entirely printing once, with power
fonts coppsaccd type. Particular attention. paid
LITHOGRAPHY.
by American and European artists.
entirely bndery and printing ofkce, with
chnery psssss complete ype and
improved the fsccs Of their establishment in
experience advantages that their
shall be equal 10 any other house the coany
COLLINS, BOVINE, 4 co., Washington.
0rp Q3-d2w
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I AND WARRANT LOsE.-t shalr apply Comissloncl
OF Pensions for dnp Of land No 333 for 6C
ssusd in January, ie4o widow Of Adam Aeus
Ranr SAID warrant was directed 70 my agent u Washington
sud has reached having been lost sad Bald
returned General Land Once located
and fled against issuing amy patent
thereon, in the event Of its being presented In future.
BARBARA ALsEUs.
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CHEEN's Ink Er.scr And Paper CisasAr tsr Book
keepers, clerks aud literary genemraA knd
rsbbsr arcs fs
Aside from superior QuAides
with facility ofdinar
scraper, surface Of the paper unharmsd.
For sale by COLLINS BOVINE 4 CO.,
Of PennsyIvaaia Branch
ofStstoners Hall, l74 and l76 Pearl street, N. Y.
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IH9RAIS CARPETinos At TsaR OLD Pn1Cns.--
We havs received three bales hne Rgn A1en
ss the prices before ths aAv~Dso IN
goods oil in beautiful bright colors and co4h.
CLAerrr DODDoN.
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WANTED AsnMne1AnesAy tane 1As4As RAAls ufe1Ua,
Asss miss ssovs ososyrswa swssU svs snaA s~s
wags - %, - -. sad = " par day. !. ....-l Il.
A''' '-'"y''' s''A '''''''' -.s' 3so Fl rHo2s S1
s1 Capt Topopsphscsl Engineers, ia chsswu or le
esps N-d1m Ball. sanJ essstsusdon Of bridge.
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nE1RABLE HOUSE far Rsne a.A rsxnisurs ~ snss.
small desirable dwslhns ho~sa. v
fas, smcsnuns about $40, for R~i d kess 81 -
Ath. sNt P fttN IT7' n -
.-T JAS. G MCGUIRE, Ascsssssr
Sept 08-eodA ana CSuunknnio. wsvuSsnA. -
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rRusrEEx SALE OF CARRIAGE AND xRORp1n
AUCTlOHon Saturday, 'ha Oh day - nsss.
10 O'Clock, in front Of the Ces!se askst ~ vs -
sssd o srS % o. n M nso g es n ls e. sa g
Wsshsssoa eosnty The Dsssc Of Onnnb A1
pah,tc the highest dAsS csh sqaasa
hackney coach, No IN, with stvemsssssl hasas
bob tailed
sers 3o-sodAs EDWARD OWEN, Truosea
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ISDOTMAN N WANTED.-A white man. who produce ssi-
isActory stmonas wanted In the capacity ofa fsosnaa.
Appiy Brazilian Minister.
Sept 2o-dA' tal8 s@& A9f S4H
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Collectors Once, Be ptember ~, lsb3.
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR PROMPT
paymsntNoice hereby that year
this ofkco
Of per allowed BY law for The paid
Goth instant.
Sept ie-eodn r. J. ROCHE, Collector
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Tickets oic-halves e5-quarten a So
Certificates Of packages OF rs whole tickets, 1iae
Do do Is half
Do do rs quarter DO Is
shares packages
pleadl lotteries will ihs
Of each drawing will b Immediately amor
70 ell who osAsS from
Address PJ. BUCKEY,
p&N Wiminston Del.