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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-08
CONFORMATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDERED tina. the owners If lots Nos. ], 90 s. G.,
VI 10 II. IL, I3. IL and Is in Block No in the
Eastern Enlargement fill in said lots with earth under
the directions of the City Engineer rs to correspond
with the city guage in days from the publication OF
this order And In default thereof the city Marshal is
directed perform said work, and the aud expen
thereof will be assessed to- and collected by the sale
of said lots much thereof may be necessary to
satisfy said lien and costs.
BY order Of the Council.
jy21.I0t GEO. ii. TODD, City Clerk.
Beef Rounds Sugar. Cured
IL Beef Tongues SugarCured, Western Reserve
Cheese mild favor and Orvs Corn Starch for table
for saleby
jc2 HORNBROOK 81 CHURCHILL.
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- BUNDLES Sheet Iron assorted, from No IL to 2.
,1edSw SAMUEL ORR.
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COTTON YARNS, --3i2 Bags 4O0s, 500s, COOS an
7OOs, of best quality, and landing nom steamer Col
BERT for sale ut in lowest Pittsburgh Cincinnati or Lou
sve Wholesale Factory prices for cash or approved
paper. s. j.. GILBERT IL CO.
jy2 Sycamore near Water.
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Tennessee Elections.

NASHVILLE Aug. 4.-But few precints in
each county have been heard from-Johr-
sons (Dem.) net gain is about 100. Have
not counted the votes yet.
LArER.-The wing loss and gain is about
@set off,"
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NEW LOT...Fern Leaves from Fanny Ferns
IN Portfolio. Received this day b, express
jy29 RATH6ONE Dc WHEELER,
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PAPER STATUES.
A FEW PATTERNS of elegant Paper Statues, sulta
IA bic for halls public rooms.
my27 JOHN c. DEVEREAUA, IT.
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NXTk have this day associated with us In the Drug
w business, Mr.. IsaacT. White. The business will
hereafter be carried the old stand formerly
pied by Crawford Bell Main street between LIST md
under the firm and style of
jyl-tf KELLER, FARNSLEY & co.
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SHOES, SIIOES.-Gents EDameled Caters and
- sewed Calf shoes, and aides super Caters, just re-
ceived by jyl9 v. X. HENDRICK> IL Co.
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chickens, ...Just received n
u the Lead Colored Store corner Main ana rourl
Streets 10 de- young Chickens aud ~ ousheis pe "P
pies, and for sale by ,, sp,rn,yc
Tvs JhMr'o 81 1870
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RALTIWORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

From Wheeling Baltimore and connecting with the
Washington Branch X. X. al the Junction. Qately
called the Relay House) hine miles from Bal
timore, and with the Philadelphia. " IL
riiDgton and Baltimore r. K to
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EVANSVILLE AND ILLINOIS RAIL.

ON and after the 18th day of July ns. but one trai
a da, will leave Evansville for VIII te River. No
excursion tickets and after that day. Trains VIII
leave Evansville st1f o'clock A. NJ aud leave W hite
River al 81 O'clock P. VI. Fare as heretofore.
ixIeif SAML. HALL, Pres't,
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NJ. Hender on, agent at Evansville, Office at Lewis
& trays Wy RI boat.
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yJNHE undersigned have formed partnership in the
Wall Paper, Paper Hanging, Bookbnding and Bo,
manufacturing NC, business under the firm of Engle
hard Ecker They will be at all times ready TO wal
on their friends at their stand First street. opposite
the Post Office.
A ENGLEHARD.
je2ln l.. ECKERT.
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alexandria Correspondence.
ALEXANDRIA, September cS IS

ALEXANDRIA. September IS 1853.
g.SmiuGtion oIa Discharge o, RsEinson-D rumG.ic
PoJormG5lcc,-Cty improvements.
The examination OF Austin Robinson, charged
with ih, murder of John Wclch. concluded early
yesterday afternoon. Ju lice Harper presided Is
sisted by Justice Ram-ay Hunter. shaw, and Nails
Very Iif:le evidence additional To that which ap-
Pcarcd oh tie inquest % The body oi WEIGH and first
examination of the accused appeared. and which
us already been published i'll the Star, and at the
c!o.e Oi the testimony for the prosecution the atlor
Ucy for the defence 7. l.. Smith. Esq. rose and oh
served that ar II WAS perfectly plain that the Com
m0nwealth had failed TO make out probable cause
against The prisoner he would the court was il
ing. rest The where IT stood. and not examine
sn, t"-timn:Iy fOr the defence. The Attorney for
she Commonwealth said that he had made every
Iigrncr to bring all The evidence the subject be
nrr the c0utI- iIar h- had done 70; but that MANY
oi the Witnesses differed materially in their state
mrnts 10 han ana Ihrir evidence on the stand and
he agreed that probable identity had been shown.
The court having heard witness for the defence
unanimously agreed TO discharge the prisoner.
Last night, large audience greeted ths fret ap-
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Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2I-l0 L. H..
The question of supplying the city with pure
water has now been handed over to the people and
Will, doubtless, form element in political strife.
Those personally connected with the several Op-
posing interests will have occasion for much cleo
tionecring, newspaper controversies, &c, to carry
their point There is, however, virtue, intelligence
aud judgment among the MASSES, and they will,
doubtless, consider the general public good Ii is
sincerely hoped, however, that some plan may be
adopted which will free from the necessity of
having To wafor from Jones Falls mingled
AZ it is with Nth of every description.
The Horticultural Exhibition is now open in Car
of plants, flowers, &c. from all parts of the State.
l notice a large attendance.
A subject of much complaint among all classes in
th- city, is the advanced and advancing prices of
almost every article i'll domestic Use. Breadsiuf>,
meats poultry, butter, eggs, coffee, sugar, candles
ard every ingredient OF table conS,nption also dry
goods and wearing apparel have gone mp materially,
and threaten to advance beyond the ability ot many
to continue their use Mechanics, laborers, ser
wants. washerwOmcn and ali--even the BARRIERS have
struck for higher prices. The actual nccc.saries of
life are much dcarer. Wood has advanced. and our
coal dealers have put another dollar per ton their
coal The state of affairs Ii really onerous, and if
We should have hard winter God help the poor :,
Many who have means Of augmsnng their in
come, commensurate with the advance of these
r'"- neceSsjfieN, will suffer seriously. II is To be
hoped and believed tAat when our railroad comnec-
"n l. nude full ard complete with the Vaes of the
ONO and Mississippi that we shall be able Ia obtain
the rich products OF these uxuriant regions III such
an abundance to nbvatc the grievance press
nC heavily upon us
| Ric! and beautiful specimens oil mechanical skill
and ingenuity now ben. placed in the Hall of The
Mechanic Institute for the exhibition which takes
! place towards the latter part of this month.
| The Cattle Show ground. also being repaired
md pu; in readiness. 1t expected there viii be an
| exhibitions.
We have quite festival %. anuScIncnts now n'i
| hand. The Front street theatre, the Olympic, ard
| tire Museum are all open and crowded nightly. The
circus and mcnageric j. filled To ovcrfOwns. When
Mr. Marshall, the prince of managers, opens old
| Holiday, then shall have classic and beautiful
| entertainments.
| Business continues active Our dry goods dealers
are DONG vary large business. BrcadrtuffS firm
| Sales Al late change today of City Wills flour al
| - PIX. Grain firm and advancing. Th- slpply
Of flour IL unusually light and large quantity OF il
! could not be obtained for love money.
| Provisions have alto taken upward turn. Gro
| ceres are finn and IN demand. The money market
i, sor..u hat .ring"nt and slocls to day dull.
! RoDFRICK.
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MARYLAND Politics.

The Wings of Montgomery county met in
Convention on Saturday last, the 2lth instant,
when the following nominations were made
William l.. Gather for State Senate; DIR.
Washington Waters and Washington Bonefants
for the Legislature; and William Brown. of
James; c. III. Murphy, n. S. White. julius
West, and l.. NJ. Cuttings for Commissioners.
The Democratic Convention of Frederick
county, assembled at Frederick city on Satur-
day, and rendered the nomination of State
Senator to Col. Anthony Kimmel, which he
declined; whereupon Thos H. O'Neil ESQ.
late Secretary of State, was nominated; as
were also candidates for the House of Dele
gates.
The Democrats of Caroline county have
nominated the following ticket: For Senator,
Henry c. Rawlings; for the House of Delegates
John w. Temples and Richard Willis.
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Whaling Intelligence-False Gold Reports

New BEDFORD, Sept. GA letter from
Capt. Rotch, of the barque Jasper, of this
pert, reports her at Auckland on the 9th
OF February, ready for SEA, with full
crew. She had SEQ bhls. of sperm oil.
and bad refittcd for fourteen months
Much trouble had been caused by the re-
port of gold being found within forty
miles of the port, and in some instances
entire ships companies had descrted-but
the gold report proving untrue, the men
had returned totheir ships in some instan-
ces. All kinds of recruits were very
high, and men for the voyage demanded
great advances.
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Az PRII1TE SALE

I WILL offer at private sale, my LEASE, with
Il Bar room Gas Fixtures, and other articles nil oi
which viii be shown to any one wi hing to pur-
chase. Locality on Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, near 9Th street runs back 10 street; con
tains II rooms, in good order. T'Iac Of lease 90
months. Tho House is in good raputc and doing Il
good business front just painted. \ quantity NJ
good LIQUOR can he had at cost price. For fur
tiicr particulars see III" subscriber.
All persons indebted to Will pleas" call mp and
pay am! ;GrthCr trouble. J. DAVIS.
Eff
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List of Arrivals at the Princinal Hotels

National .iotcl-T R Ware, Va or Kinds: Mass;
J w Woodward, : G.; w III MerlweIer. Texas; + &
Swami Y; w ID Towsrnd, do T. + Cawood, TEN
Sam w Hamilton, Va; X NJ Forbes Texas; A Brooks,
Mobile; Miss Brooks, dO JOS Alien, Va; Miss Allen
do; Miss Allen, do: Miss Bus do; Mr. SouthaII and
lady, do; DR. Thos l!ayne, Ga; & w BentIy. Md Jno
Campbell. Ind; Y Langley; ! w Arnold. ID G.;
A Hull, Fla; w w Hull, do: ] + Hahson. sc; B
Marshall and lady, Ala; Miss f. G Howard, Ga;
Col Lee, 5 A; g Smith, Va; Mrs SoualI, do;
NJ HobSon and lady, do; J NJ Santrll and sister,
Mass f Monroe and lady, do; Lewis Is Monroe
do; Jno $ dickson, Ala; F Beard>ly, e w; pr S
Skinner, Y; Prof liasskins, Naval Acadamv; Jno
homson, Va; X Jones dlady. Ga; Miss Jones.
do; 30 Evans, do: Roberts, N " Mrs II Medley and
Shaw, Ny; b Harrison, n O; 5 c Hanck, Pa; Miss
Crandall; E P Grow, j c; Oden Bowie Md; F Nj
Hall. do; Moore, Ala; Twohig aud lady. Texas;
Miss Kate Twol,ig, do; do Calvert do; II Bush 5 c.;
l. Wilkinson. Ala; Jurcv aud lady. La; Ell
De Haven, L : n; r II Bacon; DC.
Bropn's Hotei.-CoI Walden, Va; Miss Fitzgerald
do; do Wifhcrs, do; II Graham, do; NJ Eurler Nd:
Roo>a, OHIO: { Roosa. do; II SIackeltord, Va;
Wilkinson, L n; Benin Thornton, Va: Thos 4
Love, do; Capt burgess nd lady, do; e VI kcyser,
do; DIR Trent, do; Mss Trent, do; do WadSwortli.
do; do Norwich, do; } L Norwich, do: VIM Hawks
worth, : G.; Mrs Hawksworth do: VIA Gihhony and
son, Va; A Chatfir, dn J Boycc, do; X Campbell;
~ Johns; ) Sharp and lazy, Ohio; Phillips, s G;
Miss Livingston and scrv;t, Y: George Wilson,
London: Miss GardeIle, Ga; 90 II w Cnnnor : G.;
Mrs Shepperd, Ga; Vim Shepherd do; w ID Alexarl-
der, do; HELEN, Va; A smith; N c; J A Kirk
patrick, Va; w J Palmer, N c; Capt Van Bokkelar,
US A; w w Flcween, Ga; w w Gersard. do,
Chas Van Horn and lady. do; c w Gannany, do,
U. s. Hofel.--Jas w Morgan, Md; r Nj Dawson,
do; Lynch, Pa; Armstrong, Ala; Sterling, Va:
VIM GuOrdner, Md; J Brooks, Va; r Schank, NY;
II Scott, Md; r Martin, NJ; F Sawyer, Va; G
NJ Rsuiord and lady, n O; NJ \ Dawson aud SON, Md;
McCuin, Pa; Thonp-on NY;
hring Hotci-E Jarvis, Va & F Evar,!. do. VIM
Bawnr, NY; II 5 Nagraw Gal; l. w Henry, by;
Seth Ingram. Texa>; w TempIeton, La; DIR "
HrIOm. Va: Miss Whiteing
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pearance of the Dramatic Association on its second
appearance In Alexandria. The pieces selected for
the occasion were Performed in the style of acting
usual to the company, which doubt was duly ap-
preciatcd by the audience.
The city Improvements on Duke street near the
depot have been completed, needing, however, foot
ways before they will be of much service to p.des-
TRANS. On Fairfax street, the work OF excavation
proceeds slowly; and on Water street, curbs have
already been set and paving will commence in few
days, AMI
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BY DOWNS g. HUTCHINSON, Au,trs.

M ATC!1i:S. JEW and FANCY GOODS,
w at -iW-tioa.-On FRIDAY and SATURDAY
evening", September seth aid October 1st we will
sell at cur store, at O'Clock, good assortment of
the above. viz:
| sul rrior Gold Hunting Watch. full ewrlled, with
extra dial and mpin spring
= Gold Hunting paten; detachcl Lever Watches
l Ladies Gold Hunting L.Iine Watch
Liver cIine four hole jcyyrl:cd Watches
! secondhand EDgSh '.oId Lever Watch
H"d NedaliiunS, with double glasses
Geld Pencils, Pens. Ear and Finger Rings
BIcas:pirs, Studs, Watch Keys, Chains. &C.
Also, y lot OF Fancy foods aad Plated Ware. China
Vases Clocks. Dc.
Terms cash.
Downs & HUTCHINSON. Auct'rS.
Pa a.pnuc. between ijth and eth streets
sep TIT
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By HaTSE'S PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR
New York Markets, &c.

NEw York, Sept. 2S-l p. M.-Flour
steady. Sales 5000 bbls. at yesterdays
prices. Wheat, $4,000 Michigan
at SOC. 81, yellow Sc. Stocks firmcr.
Cotton unchanged.
Flo tidngs of the steamer vet. The
steamer Niagara sailed from Boston to-
day with one hundred passengers and
a quarter million dollars in gold. Steamer
Golden Age sailed for australia with one
hundred passengers.
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Fatal Railroad Accidents tabbing ARRAY

BosToN, Sept. 27.-Last evening, Martin
BealS, aged SiNty-five, well known res
ident of Boston, fell from the platform of
an extra train, on the Worcester railroad,
and was cut in halves.
In Lynn, last night, difficulty occurred
in the street between several IriShmen,
when James Callan stabbed Patrick
Mcguire. intiicting mortal wound. CAL
Ian has been arrested.
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Wing Nomination for Congress

HavRE DE GRACE, Sept. 27.-Hon.
John Wethered, of Baltimore county, was
unanimously nominated for Congress by
the Wing delegates composing the Second
Congressional district, which assembled
here to-day.
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NOTlCE.-The subscriber desires that all NJ
~ counts unsettled upon his present hooks may
be settled by the LIST of Noremier, and respectfully
asks those customers who have accounts unpaid to
call at his store and settle the same. ray IRE
sentation of the bills. it is mportant that the old
books should be settled up before the opening of the
new books ut the neW .SIi0ou. c GiTTIER
Gen 2G=3f-
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE. Sept. 2S, l2N.-Small sales
Howard st. -four at Sc. Grain declined.
Wheat, l4,000 bushels sold white, 81 50
81 IS, choice, 81 3S-rcd, 81 90 a
81 -. Corn. l6,0Go bushels sold
white, 69c. 40, yellow, &c. "a
Others unchanged.
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Fairfield Races

RICHMOND, Sept. 271.-The great race
between Red Eye and Nina. for purse of
$4,000, came off here to-day, and was
won by Nina in two straight heats. Time.
2.5,, 3.5S.
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NyCsIC! MUSIC.

MUSIC! MUSIC!
VA B2rtiEiS celebrated Stu'liss. fer the piano
The Carnival Of Venice. for piaro and DIN: I'll
pray for tho: II Ii: Tn" sm.l: Lilly Dale WALTZ:
Lis Eac 'chott-'h": Lilly f,al quickst-p; joyful
Wal: Polka echo du Mont Elanr: Facbp'or's polka:
n"lW orth'S very best polka: Magic sTe Schottische:
Genet >chnttisCh" Rory encore euicf star: Fire
bell .raln,: The Old Fellows March &c &C.
HnN.--ihe = Xtou'S daughter; On TO the field Of
clo.y, Duet; If could have my way; Moonlight
mus. lcvr and fGwrr~: within a mile Of E,iinhurg
town: % they miss m: Why dor't he come, and
all -" latest Ethiopian and Sentimental S'ngs just
received ct WIMER'S
eth strr.t near Louisiana avenue.
NJ News
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New Style OF Hats, BOnne.s, FWrs,
and Fancy Goods.


~ J. L. EVANS has just returned from A.,
! u the Northern cites wiki tnr most q q
ssSsApI"'r stock of HATS. FRS. and 1N-Sssic.
FAHf>' GOODS ever offered i'll Washington. y ca.
His stock r'mu:iS" in part of
Ecri"'@ c"l,arafrl Fail style Hats, most rir ant
aricIr, cxq"i it"lv finished he prnm"cit and rIc
vailing s:.lc OF Hats row worn il thc Northern
cites.
A very handsome an, ELEGANTLY frisEr,l Hat
Of his own manufacture article wheel! raiE": ir
surpass III tie District.
A IerGr and "l"<ant assortment Of CAPS of all
kinds and at al price.
splendid assortment of Milinary Gaps a"d Equip
menu.
An assortment of intants Hate. which for hrauty
and rirganc" c"nnct H. surpassed.
First FiIS, FuE&,
The stock Of Furs which the subscriber has inst
received is the most superior and the che pes that
has been offered in this city. comprising sable,
White Ernine, Stone Martin, Fitch, Rock Martii,
and Il great variety Of other fine furs.
All these Goods will he sold OF the most acrommo
dating terms. He is determined 10 sell. rs his mot
te is small profits and quick sales" Call NJ
EVANS Taucy Establishment.
Pennsylvania nue. near 18Th street.
lT-dtw-
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by REEN & SCOTT, AucttOnesrs,
IlGUSEN0Lp ANn KITCHEN FURNIIURE ai

ny u Is ~ X n AZ SOUI It, AuCl1Onf Sr g..
HOUSEHOLD AID KITCHEN FURNITURE at
AIt TlGN.-Gn THURSDAY. the csth in
stani shall SELL II 10 o'clock m, ut the resi-
dcnee of gentleman declining housekeeping. on the
south sid" of between !, snd 9th streets, good
assortment Of Furniture, viz:
Mahogany $otas. tl3aiT. 70 krrS &c.
d. rarhic-tof Cntrc. Dining and Other Ia
Hes
do Srl"hoa'is. Dressing. rnd other Bureaus
Chin. Glass, CrCcEery, and STONE Ware. sm9pg
which one 3.,fd hite Iinnar and Tea SIT,
fine Rriianni- :rt
Solar, Hall and ether lamps
Thrr"-2!y. Ingram. Passage, and Stair Carpets
Mating. Feather Beds. ami Mattress
fe.istesdS. Wardrots. and Wash .ts nls
Cooking Radiator. Air light, and other Stoves
With good assortment IF Kitchen requisites.
Terms Ali sums of 50 Gosh over S25 credit of
80 ard 90 days for notes satisfactorily endorsed,
bearing Interest. GREEN & SCOTT.
sep 23-tl- AuctiGneers.
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Progress Of the Yellow Fever,

New ORLEANS, Sept. a6.-The inter-
mentS TO day were 80, including ii from
yellow fever.
MoBlLE. Sept. 21.-Thc intcrmcnts to-
day have been 20, including Is from fever.
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REMOVAL.

NJ take this me hod OF informing or customers
w and the public generally that we have leased
and httci mp the extensive store in the Atnencunl
building. north side IF Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween - AMI 9th streets. where Mill oppn OF
MON AY, October I'd, wi b Il fine assortment OF
FANCY G. IODS. GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
JENELRT. FURNITURE IiOusek. epihg Articles
&c which have selected with .ereat Gaze at yer,
reduced prices in Boston, New York. and Phils,lrl-
pha. all Of which will be sold accordingly and to
which the attention of the public is respectfully in
yitcd.
We take this opportunity of returning our thanks
70 friends for their literal patronage ut cur cid
stand. and hO.e to have a continuance Of the same
Mt our one.
DOWNS 4 HUTCHINSON.
sep Cot. Intel
INOk SALE-A ROUTE on the Star" havir.
L over s. subscribers. Apply ut this office i'm
medIately. sep 2:-tt.
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HATS. HATS.

~ FALL STYLE,-A fresh supply i have
e! ln-t received other new and BEAUTIFUL sylns o
- - trc-s HATS. suitable for -cung mems wear
Also, Eeeb"s End other tshioUai e Stvlcl-a full as
6,.rment aways on hand, ut LANES
Hat CAP. and Gents. Furnishing Establish
nent, Pa. avenue. near IA street.
sep 22-CO2w- TIu.olf
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LADIES AND GENTLEMAN

RR3 We beg leave {" call your attention to orir
RA4 veil selected stock Of philadelphia made
! M BOOTS and SHOES, Of the mos. modern
styles. "h ch We are determined to sell nj
pic $ thnt cannot fail TO please. rs our motto is
'Qu;ck sales and small profits" Call and examine
our st OK before purchasing elsewhere. and see for
yourselves. SLOAN q McKNEW
North site Pc. avenue, hetwret 9th and lo.h
street opposite 5trattons Auction Store.
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e. FOR RENT-The BUILDING; now l..

e. FOR EENT-The BUILDING now BE-
III ing finished on the northeast corner of 1;h IT.
and Louisiana avenue, liz his ci:y.
The first fiGor has been constructed for Banking
Establishment, q marble, with vaglts. &c, and two
stores on u street. The las'mCn: is construct d
to embrace III III" modern cunvcEienccS for Er>
taurant. in conn" Aon with Kitchen and vaults for
coal. oystcrs provisions, sc. The restaurant com
murratc: br'h from in ard cat doors with the Sc
"ond tory, which i composed of ;our CoTl-
numbering through ample to!, Il, ors. for the
commodaton of either large or small private ,e'rtics.
Should the second story not b" taken in connection
with In" restaurant the will be rented TOR f
fires. The Third tory embraces nearly the whole
extent Of tn" build NJ. Pnd is we'll adapted for
rommndirns billiard room for thrc" tables Tn.
fourth story embraces tn" hole c>trt Of the build
ing aud Is well adapted f. q printing ar
mury sud il 'Ct rented Will bc reserved meet
Ing exbit III II room. Grs ard water and FL the
no 'orn improvements have heen introduced on
each floor ii this building and its position, situated
in the very heart Cf the most business prr ion OF
Washington must insure argr profits 10 COME tent
tenants. Apply 10, or I'D irrss
sc BARNEY,
street, between 9Th and 18th SITS Wa>hir .t,,.,.
sep lie t.
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1.oLIAN PIANO EORTEs.

sR7 We have jrst received one nt those
&ya-!--Es1. .sS magnificent Louis NV style PIANOS
III n = fnth the Il ,lian attachmant from
= the Justly celebrated manufactory of
l1allct. Davis Co., Eo>tcn. The superiority OF
these Pianos above oil others Of American mapufac-
ture is clearly proven by having; been selected to
acorn he pri' ccly rarlor- of the - Metropolitan y
and st Nicolas Hotels of New York
This, with our Boudor and Rosenkranz Pianos.
forms one OF the most CONF ltte ortment of In
Struments ever offered in the District
Old Instruments taken in exchange for new ones
HILBUS HITX Music Depot.
South ride Pa. avenue, near 10th street.