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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

our Mr.. BALL has ~ { returned from n. York
" where he bss been attending those immense
lsrge auction sales ycu have heard 70 much shout.
and We are now opening the Goods purchased at
n,nh grsat sacrifice, win guarantee to suit any
purchaser that may think proper to favcr Us with
. c.Il, 10th Ia quality and price. Our assortment
embraces the Largest to Be jouHd in The Dis net.
bsth In nns and staple gosts
Also, a large assortment Of Csrpetings Of every
Kind, curtain materials Of the finest quality; Rugs
We respectfully request that purchasers vii r.
sor Us With call before purchasing slssvhere,
fesl oonAdent II Gill be greatly 10 their sdvant
sea Bear In mind the handsome Goods are always
to be had at fbe first or the season.
eee ~ d2u HAIL 4 BROTHER.
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E LABARRE.
= .i7i'F3I . osrnsr O aud loh sr.rt.

.ssspectfully informs the public of Ws.hington
thst he .S,on hand, aGd makes 10 order the best
kind Of meta,.sc Numbers and figures for houses,
h'%ess, church ps~s &C The citiSsrs are requested
N call and exAmiIs these beautiful Numbers aud
Figures
Alec, China Numbers, gIdes. ''f 'aep Aim
s:N. B.-Specioens of the umbers ran BE se-n at
Sylveetsrs Drug Store, Pa avenue and l1th street;
Dr.. Butts, Pa. avenue and 18th street: and Chas.
z. Daviss prue Store tirst Ward These figures
will never tarnish or change color.
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his body.
recovery.

"A GRAND EXHIBITION The Bristol County
Agricultural Society, and tie New Bedford
Horticultural Society, Massachusetts, are to
have grand exhibition, grafton, dinner, &c,
at New Bedford, on the 9th and 18th instant.
From the known energy and. ability of the
Hon. J.;H VI. Page, President of the Agricnul-
tural Society, and the immenss amount of
money layished upon horticultural tastes in
thewealthy city of Z" whale oil and sperm
candles" very splendid exhibition il ex-
pected. s- --.t Z.
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DIED.

on me evening Of the 22d instant after long
surns ;n ,l MARY ELLEN, conson of Geo.
nope OF biissful immoftaIiiv $50 VIZ" e'eh
fs%Sd, mf funeral will take place on TO- morrow
Ehappe eo1oen ne Of and a. SSeloss nom wesley
her friends are invited withou, fnrt. " Wnlch all
:. Al Bisndenbarg, Md. this morning. The Ssa inns,
q ooeloek, "M. SCOTT, sged 81 wear, | ~ ' s
Co His funeral will Jake place to.mor,,~, 80.
say at . O'Clock p m. The friends Of III. fs,ni'S
are invited TO aitrud. - - - '"e "a fanny
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The Kansas Govaruor

kAs7oNrPa., Sept 22,--Gov A. H, Rseder
left to day for New York, Oh his way to Kan
sas' to Oil the post Of Governor he was es-
corted to the cars by large number Of friends,
and viii remain In New York until Tuesday,
when he will leave for Fort Leasenworth
which will be the seat of Government.
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FOREIGN TROOPS IN MExIco.-A Ietter from
Vera Cruz, says:
Every vessel from Havana now brings us
small detachments Of Spanish troops. Those
distinguished strangers are looked upon with
great disgust by the natives, and it was an evil
hour for II. S. Il. when he listened to the prom
osition. 1t is said that there are six thousand
forein mercenaries in all to arrive, Of whom
two thousand are Swiss One million of the
indemnity from the United States goes in this
way: (tlenty of money, plenty Of Swiss.) And
BY the way, but one million Of the entire seven
remains unappropriated.'
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TOR sENr-FOk OfftdEs AMI stsoHAN1os'
Il sHQPS premises in which the SrAs is
DOW printed and DabIishsd. on D tire t, south side,
near fs Intersection with 18th street and Ppnnsyl
and rear. with convenient yard rom intsrTerifhes
The mont bui ding contains four rooms ss at present
divided off, thres the ground floor and one in the
second storv all Of Them being ell located for me-
chenics' shops The two lower story front rooms
viii cleo make capital offices. The ba building
Will answer we'll for q machine shop carpeptere.
painters. blackswith's other mechanics sbop re-
curing 10 be 10 ated right In the business centre of
the city, and 70 be spacious.
Terms moderate. Apply Immediately to
fap 6-ff WALLACH HOPE
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GAS LIGHT GAS LIGHTLY
THOMAS LEWIS.

PRACFlCAL Is FILTER,
10th street, between Penna avenue and street,
(FsU door a5oue EcGniyr's Auction Store)
HAVING served regular apprenticeship Of over
IL five years at the Gae Fitting bu-ipess a
in one of he largest ettaSlis bmenta in Phil ~
adrlE his. j would respectfully inform the IN
ci'izers of Washington and Georgetown 0kAa
that am prepared to fit Nd Dwellings, Churches
Stores, &C., In a neat and substs ntal msnuer al d
wsrrApted not to leak NC
T. L. executes ell Kinds of iron Pipe WORK, fol
gas, steam, and water, at the shortest notice, snd
on accommodating terms 49,
Numerous references given If required. 49,
aep Is lmS .,.l..r...
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SHOOTING AFFAIR IN DINw1DDIE, VA.-The
Petersburg Express says that very worthy
young man, aged about 81 years, named Wash
ington Young, was shot on Friday last, at a
point on Cox's road, in the vicinity of Din
widdie, distant from Petersburg about fifteen
miles. The perpetrator Of the deed is named
Thomas Slaughter. Mr.. Young was on horse
back at the time he was shot, and his animal
was instantly killed. Slaughter was secured
and lodged in jail on Sunday afternoon. We
understand that the shot took effect in the left
hipef the deceased, and passed nearly through
- - Hopes are entertained Of Young's
his BODY. -. -
yaroSs,@ ersF. -
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Yeffow Fever at the Laxsretto

PHILADELPHIA, Sept q The steamship
State Of Georgia, from Savannah, has been At
quarantine for nearly two weeks, In conse-
qacncs Of the fever among the Grew and pas
sengers Eight deaths are said to have CO.
Cured on board
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NOV complete, the best edition of jays Morning
IN aud Evening Exercises ever p blishsd. Forr
thick volumes on large type and hDe papff, each
voimme containing exercises for three month";.
pric- 81. s- .
BY the same author, Lectures on Female Scripture
Characters 81 -- ,-r--H-t -s. yrTeS
The Christian Contemplated, eourss q Isstares'
40 cents, 81 g. = -4mc1r
The Jubilee Memorial 80 Gently. a.
A New Book for Youth, just pubiised. :
Our Folks a. Hons, in 1 vol Is mod ILLUSTRATED
With ten handsome wood tngrAsingG 4 res Is
cspts. This Il nsw volume of superior excellence.
designed to enhance and cherish lore Of bone
and ts attractiors at the great centre Of earthly
a. veil % to impress upon the minds Of youth The
Importance of having object In life, and thato oh
For sale At GRAY BALLANTYNE's, -
- - = No. 49s, 7th rect, .
Where can also BE- had School Books at the lowest
prices. (SentineD seo ~
,E0REST SCENES In Norway and swenden; ]
vol Londnn -HT-f-s = Z -
Tho Great Highway. story OF the Worlds struggisl
sl- By 8. W. Fuilom: I vol; LoAdon ~
WiHiam's Life Of Julius Cesar: vol; Lcndnn
soyers Shilling Cookery 1or ths People; Aond0ns y
r. fs- osufs 80 sa5- .-fz o! IS. - t-..s III,
Pigeons ana Rabbits: by Il g. Dslsnez Ydss = Of
Sand and shslls: nautical sketcheS ~ chl.E =
Jsmee the secons, novel by AinsWorth; Lonoema
Is cts grs
Pin Money, BY Mr.. Gore; Lopdon; aox cts
The Do~sgsr, BY Ars- g rsi London D Ez 90
Bra-st Maltravers, by Bulwsr, .Lon6cn; ~ e
Just received BY PRANQk TAYLOR.
sep w. : - -
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The MOORE MURDER.-John French, a
young man, charged With killing man named
John Moore, on their return from the Wheel
ing Fair, few days ago, was examined On
Monday last, and admitted to bail in the sum
of $4,000, which he readily gave. !
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AMOS. KENDALL.

ID Building Lots In the vicinity Of the City Hail.
also in the LIST Ward, and also variety in ali other
parts Of the city. Also, two small ffame dwellings.
situated IN an improving neishborhood; all Of which
VIII Dc soid on terms accommodating. Apply to
David Myerle, at Mrs. Adams', opposite to Brovns,
Hotel, or through the post Office, post paid.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-23

VIRGINIA GoLD.-A lump of gold from the
Slate Hill Gold Mining company's mine. in
Virgins, was received on Thursdsy by the
Treasurer of the United States Mint, Of the
value of about $500. This lump is tho uro.
duct of two weeks labor, 60 81 -
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
RaRT0wN, D. c.sls iss3' -,
Rev. VIM. j. sCIark. .,...

1 z
'1NHk duties Of this seminary will be resumed o.
, i FRIDAY, Sept mber Ist. : -
The O urse OF studies actually pursued in this II
sctuton embraces higher sAld more thorcuxe
rang thxn that pursued IN any other Penal. SIN
mary in the Union -.
. The cation Of thA Seninary 70 seusrkable Sor Il.
saluoSty. The buildings are large, the rooms capa
cious, and the grounds for recreation are very en-
pie 80 T.. -" -. :;
Terms for boarding pupils, 500 per session n 70
months, payable on The let O. September and LIST OF
februsry This charge includes boarding tuiticp
10 English md Hathemat .cs, room rent, fuel Hshts
md WASHING. Music, French, Spanish, &c. Drawing
Day scholars nom sS to $40 per quart.r according
to the ,lases which they enter '...,.,....- .aTre
Reference IL made to Dr.. Grafton Tyler, Captsau
Geo. 4 ds 10 Eoch', W. 9. kidsely. Esq, y Hanser
$50, W. Z. g. Taylor. ksq, frsasis Dodge, Req,
Roosrs f~beis,s- lsq, and -Ds.. o.-A.-Linthicuxa
Georgetown, D.; Q; ,snd to Jos, H. Bradley, Esq,
aaron Dayton, Esqs and Mr.. Ntshugh coyls,
aahln8ton, ID. O. - ID .-r...t .- = -, f'gr
LIT intel 4 Union) g. Il. Z
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FEE MAINE Law IN CANA DA.-The Montreal
Pilot says that on Monday next W. Lyman
Mackenzie will move in the Canada Parlia.
ment for leave to bring in bill analogous to
the Maine law, for the suppression Of intem.
perance. . --.. ~ D. ~-- tisa
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NEW FALL AED WINTER GOODS

NEW GALI ANU W1NTE1 oVVU6I
80 AND FASHIONS. -f
nUVALL Bko., Merchant Tailors, have just
returned from New York, WHARF they A
have made their purchases from the best
importing hon ses, and ire now prepared to W
exhibit one of the chooeet and rich OF as---
sentiments Of Goods in tn ir line OF business all Of
which they are prepared to make to order in tie
most elegant and fashions bic etyles -. .;f 10
tep lS-eoSw rlf- DUVALL L BR'.
SBLLING OFF AT UNPRECEDENTED Low
y RATEs--Bsing desirous Of reducing our pres
emit stock in order to make room for our new Goods
for the Fall and Winter trade. We will commence
this day and continue until further notice to of r
our stock Of Fancy Goods. Perfunery, snti,nsry,
Musical instruments, Pianos 30 at exoeedinsly 10
prices. 3 - -strt 10y JN0 =, ELLIS,
Pa avenue, betwee 9Th ana 10th sta.
sen l3-tf ---t- - - ~. o.. 7 ~ .
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ct RAGE WalLACH & HOPE have for rent
y mnch o. the extensive Basement of the Build
hue and Nth street This affords an exceIlent n :.
s any one wishing storage as the said
koHoHitf ~. SHs yell lighted, and paved
% eniehl IS vel a*tsr"-- three convenient
Aausnees, ena. Is also perfectly seeffs:> ao,,,
the sfaf "f~ ssp lS-H
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The Reciprocity Treaty.

BosTos, Sept IA Quebec dispatch says
that the reciprocity treaty was, confirmed 81
the Provincial Parliament on Wednesday
sidney Webster was on the door WHEN he
vote WAS taken. .I..-- -.-- -. . .... "a. I
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A Day TowS.-The people Of Bloomington
Illinois, have had to go nine miles after water
They are sinking artesian wells to guard against
future inconvenience @ r
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EMiaRANrs TO LIBERIA "A vessel will sail
from New York early in October, under the
auspices Of the New York State Colonization
Society. ......- - "a? 90
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Ho! For kAssAs.-The third Kansas emf
grant party will leave Boston on tho 25th.
The prospect is, that it will be larger tb an
either Of its predecessors. ase I'd
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Al saAsr Sn,n1-,d = .1.,,1..1yI

=" ,fHILADsLparAs esSt lassrYhs President Of
ole of our railroads has Oh sllsnesd the editor
Of leading dsily pspstt 10 fight duel. he
editor declined s'osptiss the challenge
throwing himself Upon hb dignity - apur.
ueItst. sa.d D. ssstl ..t-sr
I IL 10 generally ubdsntsod that the psr,iss
alluded 10 are Hon. james csrpsr, President
OF the sunbury and Erie Railroad, and q. s.
Senator from PsnnsyivsniA, and. Morsou Nc
Michael, Esq, sdissr Of the Philads,pAis North
Aaaaricsn .-Ghi - ..t 80 .,..-. .l4
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~ EOa "a LE-ihe Sloop GEO. WISR-
- aN0TON, lying at l7th st wi ART she l. In
soo. sshlng order. seven tons freight For farms
aug CT. - - : ,
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TOR RKHT-TO COAL DEALERS. OR THOSE
Il DESIRING TO GO INTO THAT BUSINESS
aiiach Hope have for rent the very be location
Tor coal yard in Washington city-the va"ant lot
on Pennsyts ania avenue, attached to the building
at the corner of 1lh street. heret fore occupied by
Edwin Green's Oabinetwars Mandatory. A CON
venient brick office il attached and the lot is amply
large. The location is the most central, copspicu
GUS and convenient Of access In Washington for the
c'al business. For ent.rpr ising man. the Oh nee
u rare ono. For terms apply early ct the Star
Office. ls.-.. ..t ,f ..n
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k(OAHDfNG.-Mts. DUVALL, rennA. svsnus
- nearly opposite BROWNE Hotel, has fine ROOMS
md offers every desirabls comfort and accommoda.
ion for fsr,ilies or single gent!smen-permansnt
" transient. No more agreeable boarding house
VIII be found IN WAshin.tou. 15-1y
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NEW YORK FALL GOODS

Fk4G8t,Esy Merchant T~itef, has just returned
q from New York, where he has, selected a.
a large sad Superior assortment Of Gle, hs.
Cassinefes, and Vestings, o, the finest susli. "a
taee mpcrted, all Of which ore now open to ~
the hspection of the public : --.-'. - ?
So q handsome nnd varied aseortneSk 81 fur
nishing goods for gentlem.n n. -
Goods for boys, which he viii make to order in the
lest amer. ~
fine stock Of mems ready-nsde Clothine, al,
made up here in substantial mannsr which he
viii sell at cot. being bel ng de rous of copfripa
oring business. =
l2s seve nth Ct, oppcste selden, withers Co.
Sea 19-eo6t W.
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WANTS M GROES.-Thssubscr ibcrs are
w al times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
Tag the highest cash prices. Persons haying Slaves
for sale win please call at 242 PRATT STREET, Bal
'inore, Nd, (elatter'f old stand) Slaves taken ON
noard at Is cents per day. -. -.
ebE1y sea- BIN 4 w. L. CAMPBELL.
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!, Aoeid.nt to tha stsener sant. Ann.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 22-The new steam
ship Santa Anna was at the Delaware Break
water This morning repairing her machinery
which became deranged the same day she left
New York. ------ - .-------
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TIE NEW OPBRA HoUsE.-Ths New York
Academy of Music, win open ON the I'd Of o..
tober. It will scat 5000 persons
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no HiREIA coicrtd Nan. who hss beep with
il grocery msA liant FIR several years past, and
- wsif acquainted differently parts Of the city Is
Of good charsster h qusre Of John Waters, on b,
lsstor, - sep 20-stS
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A@@ LOSr.-Supposed to be lost either
SSfron the Or rner Of l4th and D ets..
nsir q, gold bound SPECTACULAR with I'm All elss
ses ,t,sfat rewa VIII be given il len either At
this ONO, .cr A. Joycss Coach tactory, corner 18th
and 4 stree - -' TO sep 2u--ats
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EfOR RENT-A very nice STORE, on psnn,v,v.-
A. MIA avenue, one door from the corner of IItb
Which said corner store has just been leased
E. n"0uS mus reg their Music establishment
flano Sales Rooms, DC The Store now for rent Ia
about 3 feet on the avenue, by 80 feet de.p. nd
HiH make arapitsl cation for almost any Kind of
Snsness. Apply soon to Wallach Rope, at the
q p-13-tf. hf-...
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Auction Gaia

'ssse $3.50. Ue011AD. AaaeSAnaA
Exont1sNT prREIruM AVID HnUsed1kH
e. E6sces b PubnA AusASn.-fA THUKS0AY
mo-nior. eeptsmbsr 1eth. ct 10 o'elosk. st thA nd
d'nes' a Nj caroer!s % north B stssot, betwSsa
Delswsrs avenus sHa Rlrst street. go. I sAan eef
al his prrniture and Houssho|d Rfsets, Wis: -
Nahoxsny Hate spring seat sofA ~ -. ~ -
= Do Arm and ParsnF Chairs. Rockers
To oRout TaAlee, Gilt frame Njrpors Z r. .
Exceiiens sprangeeat Lounge. Cane Rockers =.
Three-pIy and Ingram cacpets Oilcloth
Osne aeat ok oNce AID Cottage Chairs ei4 b.
Eat Rack, Stair Carrets Rods sud Eyes SOS .-sllt
trench gnd Cottage Be1stsSas. Mattress i's hrr
80 haf Reds. Boisters and Pillows ia - =
WsiAut dressing ana pain BUREAUS . RrE-l -
Snfsng Mattres, Wsrdrobss Ei~ 90 y s;a1 5igsI
WAAbst4nds. Toilet teta s'o5nt .rst IL ID s-t1
Mah"gany Dining and Breaktast 4sbsei o4s y
superior RefrigerAsor Lii IT n V5s-- .ts.l.lT
Onck Stove and Fixtures q N = a:d - 2ai-
6utler's Tray. China, Glass and CroJksry WAR
Radiators aud Airtisht Stoves - lI'3 = H..
Tossthsr With an excellent assortmsnt Of Kitchen
Utensils aif 'olf- 77Gf .Eia'--- i
Tn. above Furniture Is aN nearly se1 snAan er
Terms: $25 and under cash y over that sum a
credit Of two and four month"; 70. notes sstisfsct
riiy endowed bearing interest III 1
S.-The house is for rent INQUIRE On the pres,,.
ises or Of the Auctioneer. Rent $500 :
JAS. O. McGUIRH
sep I'd vtGgizk - r.., Auctionear
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tyio rest pablfhers' prices, at - : -
800 s'.'i| So rAY iOR MAuRY,S
sep = Book store, near 9th Ct
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By J; G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
SUPeRfoR PrAN1 FORTE AND, aOUaRH0LD
~ EHstSs at Aurtioo.-On FRID AZ moRninfs 6sp.
noer 29th, ut 10 O'Clock, ut the residence Ct
Tins'e Fsq.. corner Of llth and atreets, j shall
sen an his Furniture and Household Inscts CON-
Rosewood case Piano Forte, Of superior tone and
touch -St'fIt3'5 tSf 80 -. ; Nstst
Mahogany springDseat scfa and Divans ..,,,..r.
Do psrlor Chairs, Rocker -'f gal. - - :,
Handsome Rosewood Bookcaee -,..i,s ~ -.
Egyptian Marble top COTS and Centre Tables II, 80
Gut frame Looking Glass. Curtain and Cornics
Three ply par or and chamber Carpets
nlcloth, Crash, Stair Carpet and Reds ~ So
Ms hosany dining, pier, and card Tables
Leather covered spring Lounges sF.. 49, q
High and low post Bedstesds, Bureaus
Feather Beds. hair and husk Mattresses -. - =,
Wardrobes, Washstands, Toilet Sets 80 "a,
Wslnut aud painted cane seat Chairs
Astral lamp. Clock, Shades -s-,a
Excellent Cook Stove and Fixtures
: Tosethsf with large assortment of Housekeep-
ing Effects y ut necessary to enumerate,I ~ =
Terms: $25apd under. cash over $25 credit OF
2 and months, for notes 81 ti.fsctorily endorsd
bearing interest. ",. "r--r - :,
~. - .'f 30. MCGUIRE,
sep I'D AuetioneeY.
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Un Il IL y u NEATLY AND kxrf-
- e.. p "; n.u. ExECVTxp AT Nkl "3gENIAG
rx1sSe. 10 2s-u
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BY JIG. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr,
WELL KEPT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
W kespipg Effects at Public sale.--On MONDAY
rorning, octobsr ID. at 10 ocock at the residence
81 gentleman declining housekeeping, on L street,
between 9Th and 10th, north side, shau SILL ali
bis Furniture and Household Effects, viz: N
Hanosome Mahogany and French Sofa II e,
Mahog ny Parlor Chairs. Rocker &C.,
Marble top Sofa Table, Rout do -. -. :,
CIT frame Glass, 6irandolss, Clock -lIt. #. .,
Three ply Carpets, excellent Oiloloth syu x. -
Hat Rack, Hsh Lamp, Stair Carpetiug r'- s..s..f.r
Buamelled cottage Suite 20 piecee) .-. "a
handsome walnut Elizabethian Be stead
Hair and hr st Mattresses sta 80 d..
Bolsters and Pillows -.-..-.. ---
Pureaus, b dsteads, Washstands ..
Curtains, Window Shades
Walnut Extension and Breakfast Tablee ~ -
Painted Cane and wood seat Chairs
Bamboo and Cane Rockers - - --..- -,. ..-, ..
China. Glsss end Crockery Ware E.. e,
Radiator snd,other Stoves, Refrigerator i - =
Very superiorGook etnve aud Fixturea a.
Ioeether with good assortment of Kitshan BE
qujsites. s..a - -. :. - -
Term: $25 and undsr cash. ove, @, c-.a,t =.
Of two and four months for no. Is satsfac;oriy en-
dorsed, bearing interest. ..95 - ~ -
-. c. MCGUIRE,
.ep]o- - Auctioneer.
By 4 q. JE WELLE. Auctioneor :.
w ELL KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITTRH or
w > sprivate family declining heusekeenines-
we VIII setl atpubic auction at the dwelling on T..
between 9th end 10th streets north ode: IN N,1N'
IA morning, aeptember Is at 10 o'c,ock. the en-
.ire wen kept Furniture OF private family, con-
i splendid rosewood case Piano ~ -
Mahogany Sofa, pair of Divsns "[sc =
Do spring seat Parlor Chairs
Do Centre and Extension Tables
Breakfast and Ront Tables
superior ply and il grain Carpets, Stair do Mat.
zane zane and wood eest Chairs 80 - =
Walnut Book Rark '.
Two fine Oil Paintings
Brons ID Hat hack, Dressing Bureaus - -
Cottage and French Bedsteads ~ I = ..-
Mahneany and plain enc's sed wssh' lands
nc 9oi,st asses, mahogany dining Tablts C"i %.
Featber Beds hair and sbuck Mattresses ,ill = =.
Lsrge lot of Bidding 1T
Crockery, China end Glassware '''t - -
farior and Kitchen Stoves, Oilci tn, &C.
Terms: All sums under SIS. each over that ann
credit OF 30 and 60 days, for notes sstisfactori
~ endorsed, besrfpg Interest = = w"
K II. 1EWELLE CO, Anti ~
Corner Of Penna avenue and 9th street
sep 2-2t ~ - '',0e'
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''GnIsI AND AARIo.-The opera season a,
Castle Garden closes with Friday evening Of
next week
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Boarding.

Mrs. g. +. GREER has several large rooms fur
vi nifhed, which she win rent, with or without
board She can accommodate q number Of board
ers The house IS pleasantiy situa ed On East Cap
atol street, Capitol Sin j. 80 slr
Also, large stable and Carriage. go 1T
sep 22-3t II - = .t- 80.
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rS6n A., TIN AND WINTER-GentIemen,s
L Fornishint rc~u. " new and elegant styles
Sc rfs, Stocks Cravsts. IT,, .tdkis .--
suspenderr Ho.i.ry, 10 just recc,,.sd at
LANES
Gentlemen's Furnishing
store, Pa. avenue, Lear ~ street
sep Ia-eo1w