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ERSONAI.

80. Captain G. N. Hollins, U. 8 N, and
J. W. Fabens, Esq, arrived in Washin gton
this morning They are stopping at Willard s.
80. The Angel Gabriel" MacSwish, and
his thorn" were seem on tho top of one of the
avenue omnibuses this morning
-. Mr.. Hartman requests N to state that
he is not the author Of tho letter written from
this city, over the signature of Baltimore, .
which appeared in tho Baltimore Patriot oh
Tuesday evening last. 9,-,. ;
80. Professor Hale, member of q church,
and who, some time since took charge of q
young girl about fourteen years of ago, in
North Carolina, profeasedly for the purpose Of
conveying her to boarding school in Phila
delphia, yet, on arriving in this city, placed
her in boarding house and deserted her, has,
after along absence, turned up again in West
ern Virginia.
....Madame Ida Pfeiffer. the distinguished
traveller, arrived in New York on Friday last,
She came from Canada, and after spending q
few weeks in that city, will sail for England.
....Rev. c. II. Williamson, who has been
for some time Frustrated by an attack of yell
low fever, has finally recovered, and is once
more at his post. Mr.. Williamson is the French
Missionary in New Orleans.
80. They manage. things funnily in Cali.
fornia-military funerals for instance After
burying the defunct, the band comes back and
serenades the widow.
r. -. Mr.. Charles Holden, who has been con.
nected with the Portl and Argus for more than
20 years, has sold his interest in that paper to
Hon. John Appleton, who will assume the edi.
torial chair
80. The Lancaster (Pa.) Herald says the
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, the great leader Of
the Anti Masonic party, has joined Know
Nothing Lodge there.
-. st. Johns Episcopal) free church in
Lancaster, Pa, was dedicated last Sunday BY
Bishop Potter g. 60, :
....lt is said since Benton called Petit. Of
Indiana, a"dirty dog, the correspondents of
the latter, in addressing him, afix a"DD.''
to his name. The Savannah News must be
held responsible for this ill natured ding.
-. The President of the Know Nothing
meeting, held in this city last evening, was an
applicant for the very office now held by the
President of the Carusi Saloon meeting. Nuf
Sed!
80. Sonora Donna Isadora is soon to appear
in series Of concerts at Niblo's, New York.
Notwithstanding her mellifuously imposing
Spanish name, she is genuine Yankee girl
scheoled and be-foolsd abroad. ..-sa
.a... The Worcester Mass Transcripts learns
that Rey. II. D. Wayland, son of President
Waylsnd, Of Brown University, has accepted
a call from the Third Baptist Society of that
city. a - -
80. The noted Dr. Giacinto Aohilli, whose
controversy with Cardinal Wiseman and DR..
Newman made % much noise in England at
the time, is now. lecturing on Romanism In
Boston.
80. Gen. Stephen Van Rensselaer,, lady and
Two daughters Of Albany, will spend the next
few months iu Europe. They will sail from
New York on the 9TH of October.
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AUCTION GOODS.

lust receiving from The Northern Auctions en-
u broider.d and Lace Collars and Sleeves, Rib
hon' for Fonnets, Hack suk Laos, Mit.ss snd
owes 'i - I-.- -
Tuck and PUT Combs, Straw Bonnet, and Frau e.
OF the latest shapes. '''- u n -nf7''-- =
Al Q, silks, Narratives, Flo-erces, niusiops and
Grapes 7I.T
Embreids red Handkerchief 1T s. ami a, worth
ard 81 IS. ~ - A - ~
kitbor 9 at u, worth s7x CENTS, With mum r. us
other y ICES Proportionately low in price.
Cd .l,, s5..s.s -, MRS APEAC0S.
100 p, "a. avenue, opposite Centre Ma.k.t.
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A1Lvn plE ,s,.-Cartsr's spsnish Mixture, q
Q rpmeIy for liver dseass, and the pumbee Of for
nidsbl- evils oounes,rd with disorsanissd ,tatr o.
tat organ, Il unrivalied. -..sr .,-.---,.
Hundreds ofcer,incat,s rom the hishest sources
of persons living Ia the city OF Rich noId, Va nigh
ne given Of cures effsc. by Carte 3 spsnish Hx
ture We have oplv room to efer to h ex rao:d
nary cure q Samuel Drink r, Esq, OF the Hrn c,
Drinkee and Morris. booksellers, Hichmopd, Va
xho as cured BY two tottles Of Carter's Spapi b
Mixture after three years tuf.r'pg from discs e,
liver. lie Gays its acton on he blooi is wonderful
better than al the medicine he had ever taken, and
O esrf lily recon mends Il 70 AL ~.
sssSes advertisement sep q
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IsrHkUs NEWS.

We find the following summary of Isthmus
news in the Aspinwall Courier, of September
18th:
had great deal of rain-and the Chagres
river rose 50 high as to cover its banks in very
many places. The village of Obispo was com
pletely flooded, but no serious damage was
done.
The village of Rio Obispo is passing away
and the Summit is beginning to exhi Bit
form an usefulness The old stagers have al.
ready erected their hotels, Offices and stores a,
the latter point, and number of new corners
have joined them.
The railroad has not suffered from the rain;
and from the rise of the streams along its line
near as much as was to have been expected
The line is 80 laid as to render such result al.
most impossible, and the cautious nature Of
the work thus far constructed, entirely pre-
cludes It, The worst points on the line, fo,
some time partially laid to the Summit, above
the Empire station, have been made firm, and
the cars can run we'll over them There ar,
still few bad places Oh which much labor
has to be expended-but the work il carried
| on we'll, beyond the summit. On the end o.
tho line, near Panama, q vigorous renewal Of
the work has been commenced, and they are
doing better than ever. The health of the Ia
borers generally on the line has much i'm
proved within the fortnight. Chinese labor
has been entirely dispensed with, and Jamaic.
| labor substituted therefor.
The agent of the United States Mail Steam
ship Company is making very desirable i'm
provement on the premises of the COMPANY
here ~ -'of'S
The eject Of the summary modes of dispo
sing OF criminals adopted recently, has be
come more and more apparent continually
The lsthmus is now perfectly free from dspre
dations or assaults-snd our city il as ouie
as New England village, composed Of th,
church, the school, the school house and tb,
stsre, But the end of these things has no
come by any means. Much more has yet tt
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NEW GOODS FoR raELapIes

M AA",LL a .. a. nos receiving th.r An
WI STICK OF RIB ms, hmhr 'ideries, ara I,s,..,
Or.ss Trimming. comI ri ing ali IN. new s'~ oe
o. 'ecent impor1stions, ma OF which h.,. ~
plrch ased at Auction In Nes York at yrs.s .s's
ne 4 the Importers. They respectsuls in,,,s =,
ladies OF tie Dit let and vicinity o. a, iesn,,e.
their sock. MAXWELL, a ~ OF
Successors 70 Msxvel -
sep q est
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- 0naAx's LIQUID aAIR This srti-le con
nos be too strongly reoommenaed to puhlic aztec
hon. u Pee eases In peculiar degree The property
ofefeesua3y changing Witt RI, o. gray hair 20 =
beautiful black Drown In few minutes. With n:
any injury hatever 10 Tire ha r. but Tie con
~ gives it lively and tural sp aearapc- Ladies'
and gentle men whs have become preuatursly gray.
cam IN I've minutes, IL they wish Il, have bead Of
hair Of raven scspe q. vsrraltea psrmapept.-
Gentlemen who wear whiskers or mustaehois Of .
Srsy OF reddish hue. can, In q few sce1nds. hs, p
them permanently black. Prepared and sold whole
sale and retail BY = D. ouxAx, Druggist. and Soz
sale by Druggiss throughout the United States.
2k-3t ! p. 4 : ? 2 7 +.-...
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: GLrs- MARY. ID. G. Mccalium, Esq. Super
intsndent Of tho N. York and Erie Road, and
two other gentlemen, have, purchased a part OF
the salsn-Msry" Farm well known a. the
former residence Of N p. WILLIS mile or 50
from 0swego Village a.
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desire to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures
should not fail to pay yidt to Plumh's Rooms en-
the Avenue. Hehss on exhibition there some hoics
specimens Of the new art Of Dd9n rreotypi,g in Oh
which for beauty and excellence are Incompatible.
There Is portrait executed in this last style, q
President Pierce that reflects gr-st credit on The
Artist every lineansnt thereof giving Hfeliks ex
preston. Mr.. Plumbe 10 reckoned among the fire.
Daguerrean artist of our TINA mar 80
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NEw YoRK PoLrrICs-TnE CONVENTIONS AT
AusuRS-Myron II. Clark, the Wing candi
date for Governor has also been nominated
for that Office at Auburn, by anti Nebraska.
ties, Seeedersirom the anti Nebraska meeting,
and by the AbolitioIists-sll round. Henry
j. Raymond got the nomination for Lieuten
ant Governor at the regular anti-Nebraska
meeting, but the Ssceders and Abolitionists
threw him aside and took up Bradford r
Wood.
The State Temperance Convention nominated
Myron H. Clarke and Mr.. Raymond, the Wing
candidates, rs their candidates for Governor
and Lieut. Governor. The vote 70: Raymond
was 1913 to liz for Wood. -fs
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AUh should be nnscersauy kaOson-Sorits strictly
nue-that indigestion h the parent Of Large pro
portion Of the fatal dissasss. Dyssntsry, disrrhoa
cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated In the city inspectors weekly
alone. Think Of that dyspeptics think of it al wis
suffer from disordsred stomschs, and H you are WI
Ling to be guided by advice, founaed upon expe-!
encs, resort at once ldont dslay day. to Eoofand
German Ettsrs, prepared by Dr.. C. u Jackson
which, - IN Alternative, curative, and inrigorant
stands alone and unapproached. We have tried ths
Bitters; and knew that thst they excellent for
The Diseases specified above For sale BY dealers ir
medicine evefyvhsre. &C., a)s
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PARIS ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
MRS. YOUNG,

NO. 2AO BAIT MORE STRtET BALTIMORE
NJ. Six doors west Of Charles,
a. Invites the attention OF the ladies u.
0n aud merchants to her new estab NIX
&6 lishment, devoted exclusively 10 TIE ~
-. ARTIFICIAL ELU WRR BUSIgESS
She hes, during the past ssassp, perfected tuch
arrangements with the French Manufactures ma
New York Inpor'ing aousss as will enable her 10
have ~ every arrival all the newest and r,cbsst
designs Of the
PARIS MARKET,
In Buncbes. Buds, Psquet,s, Grass, Fruit Leaves
Boqueis, Wr'sths. Coiffarrs, &c In every vai.t Of
styi' and peri ct ia their imitation Ct Nature SD,
50 icirs call from those visiting .he ci " aud prom
isss to show them q anger asrortm MT Of
RICH FLOWERS
than any other house.
Ladies' at a distance wisbi' any deer ption Of
Floral Head or Dr-ss OF nAments can hay. them
made and rvir led BY express pupctuslly. and Al
moderate pricss. sep III 3.
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BosroN, septsmber 2s.-The steamship Aips
arrived this morning. She sailed from Liver.
pool on the 18Th inst, and therefore brings
four days later intelligence. -.ss.s
Nothing new from the seat Of war or from
No changein Cotton. dos ~ '-s.
Flour has advanced, since the sailing of the
Arabia ION the sth) from two to three shillings.
The market. however, had closed heavy. -I,es
Wheat had advanced nine pence. tare~ .es
Corn is quoted at s4s. to 3ss 49,. -..'. 80.
Tobacco arm and advancing. Coffee sosivs.
Rico dull. - t. ... ,..-f,-,-..
Noehangs in the Landon Money Market.
Consols closed ct 95t . 95a. -
PROGRESS OF THE WAR. zen
0f6sial intelligence has been received of the
departure from varna Of the expedition to the
Crimea. The whole force of the allies, under
the command Of Marshal St. Armand, amounts
to Is, 900 men. Il y-.f' = &c TO- sssP
lis not anticipated that any further expe-
ditions in the Baltic will take place this sea-
son. - - ''''-'1 15' ZIG
There are no French or English vessels in
the Bosphorus-all having left to join the
Crimes expedition. III EIHH E5l1
Tho Austrians still occupy the principali-
ties, The most sctivs sxertions are making
by the. Commander int chief to avoid 1 eoIli-
sion with the Russians. . az % 1oj.si...-71o.-
Nothing new from Asia ,ain ot,n 50 ..
81 i ''sj GENERAL NEWS.
There are rumors about new peace PROPOSE
tions-but nothing definite. - 80.
Prussia shows not the slightest disposition
to join the Western powers and assigns as a
reason for her continued neutrality, that the
Emperor Nicholas has consented to evacuate
the prinaipalities. 80. -,
The London and Paris papers contains little
news Of general interest.
The weather in England, France, and Ger
many continued as favorable as the farmers
could possibly desire. The harvssts were very
abundant. Il ,...,,.' ~ ' '-'.'
The cholera was gradually abating In all
parts of Europe. It vas also ahating among
the Russian and allied troops. bsb
Prince Albert had returned to England.
It is said that Queen Victoria will visit Paris
at the opening of the Great Fair, in May next
~ INTERESTING FROM SPAIN. =
Mr.. soule's Reply to his Calumniators
Affairs in Spain are in . comparatively
tranquil state, the efforts Of the government,
being directed towards tho coming election,
| for the Cortez. |, - +t ~ As,F
The American Minister, Mr.. Soule, has writ
ten most excellent letter, in reply to the ar
ticIes which have appeared in the Madrid and
other journals, charging him with participa
tion in the late revolution, and of having aet
from his post, &C., &c. Mr.. Soule says, in hi
letter, that he left Madrid because it was hi
pleasure SO to do, and that no one should b,
held responsib bic for his acts or conduct Th,
fear of being insulted by persons opposed t,
him did not induce him to leave his post ii
neither fears the sneers of impertinent fellow
nor the dsggers of assassins. As to the in
situations of tho newspspe they are bsneatl
his contempt; and he would leave the author
to the infamy of their inventions. a....--y,-...
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LARGE RkcEIPrs.-The annual festival in
ala Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Of
New York, was held at Castle Garden ON Tues.
day night The Garden was crowded. Ths
receipts ass stated At from $1,000 10 5000, b
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CAUTION

WE the u-d rsigned. rot,lers have j,ipe,
w solvel thst II we detect snv rrn or 49,.
hereafter in buying selliog. filling, or coil.-s :
bottles with the following lanes on. viz: ks...
trny, Army shinn, NcKeon Mc7rann. Jo,,
NcKcon, unless author ned by VA 90 70 40 viii d.
prosecuted to the utmost extent Of law ~
ARMY 4 sHINN, 6ecr,etov~
Washington, eept 20, 1854. "a
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a1-soLupAr $ parESr sIpr 81 RSkR win guar
antee saving OF IS per cen,. to the consumer, 1t
the same time giving the same light - the old
burner. All who have seen sisis word der nj inver-
lion, have pronourcsd Il The Ne Flu, Ultra Burner
Orders win be promptly attended to by adde's ms
]. A. eoLLIpAy, Star Ossce. sep2t-lt'
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z a. ASorH1s PRKnIUM.-Mr. ,wHIIxHuRsI hn
been awarded another premium for his superior DIS
guerreotypes, exhibited at the worlas Fair in New
York 1t will be RENE IN bersd that Mr.. W. fec~iye
from the Worlds Fair In London two msdais for ;
unrivslsd dasuerreoty res Of Prssi lent Fillmore
Cabinet, and Psntiscopts OF Niagara fala, besides
premiums ct ell tie fairs at which he has exhib O.
for msuy year, past This speaks Volumes in f.vor
Of his galleries. - 80 r-.... ....; 80
Call aud have your likeness taken ct Whtshurst'I
3sllerv, tear ~ street, Psnnsylvania avenue.
lift
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MuHDEa IN PRIsqKss ANNE, VA.-Wele.ru
from the Norfolk Argus, that Augustus Nc.
Alpine, Esq, was sruelIy murdered on Friday
night near Princess Anne Court House, which
place he had left shortly before he came to
his sad and untimsly end. There were thirty
three wounds on his person, correspondent
OF the Dispatch states, either Of which would
nave proved fatal No arrest, at the last &C.
counts had been made. :l-~
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- f,w weeks and you may regret that you
did not have likeness Of al your family made
Now is the time while you have few ieifure me
ments.
Cal at VANNKRsox's and get one Of his inimitable
Crayon Dsgueneotypee. sep 6-1ms
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Ca NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mall Gold Chain, With
pC Gold Breast in, representing h trunk Of
Tree (or log or vocd) With blu- ename led lesves
irtached-s verv SIN II gold Locket with light hsir
in Il, and . email gold heart. The locket and heart
were attached to the chain, which VAS coufiusl 70
be neck by the bresstpiu. The above rewsrd VII
be Paid to the finder en- leaving thes. srtslss-or
cbree doll ,rs for the chsu locket and b,srt 4 .ft
At Stsr Office. s.nas-
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S2S REWARD.

WE win give The above reward 10 any p-r.,
w who win give US such 10 formar 70 4, al
led to the det ctiou and conv'ctio of any Dr.,
or persons who buy, sell, ill, collect cur bottl.
..-...-.- -. ARMY sHINN, -
epn 2T-eolms JOHN Mex HON
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APPROPRIATE PRssEHrs.-A magnificent
bible Il to be presented to DR.. Duff, and .
'ake pyramid to Mayor Conrad, Of Philadel.
nhio * - ~ - IT % -
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DECLINE ~ BREADsrUTFs.-Thef following
comparative statement will show the decline
in the New York -four market il a single
week: r-,-
Tuesday. Sept, 10. Tuesday, Sept. Is
Com State Flour, - - q 7e71 s751 QT62E
Goo,i do. sssx0 geo -775 G3s7L
Choice do. 900 "a glo6 7s7LSs "a q.
EIua Genesee, Gas 9tO so s37sGSSs
The favorable adyices by the AIps-iu.t ar
rived at BostOn--nay check the downward
tendency in prices I.
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- 10. STILL MaroN receives all the New Book
and Newspapers - fast g. published. BE h asep'
tor Har. er's and all the other Magazines, and our
readers will always find q large and gpoa assor
meutof Blank Books and Stationery at his Bovh
store, 0deon Building corner of4K street anu Penn
ylyania ayepue 10
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ATTENTION, LADIES.


M RE. X. A PhAOo would rsspec fully ann, u,e.
Al W htr lady pa'rons aud friends tha shr is
Jsg reorivirg from the Nav York and Ph,ladeiphia
ma k.0 Q vs,y large stock Of rich and beaut, ul
fsl Goods, COZ prising 10 part ,t, -
q ash and Bonnet Ribb,na marrow Trimming Ri
New shape Straw Ronnets and Frames T..
sskidh gslvsr, Plu b, and R,bsnd Trimmings for
cloaks aud dresses
kmbroidered and la,e Collars, slesves and Chem
&Sstts .- ~. :
lambric and Swiss RUN ings and Edgings
Sim ure pcrked Benus, Coil. 10 %ld slssyes
Head Dresses and Dress Caps Of stset Pari in %
,nd New York Styles -.s'iE
Also, general supply Of Fancy Articles, at the
lowest prio Q. 80 AZ ~ ---4F IL -
would particularly call the at ntion Of ru-cba
seIs to the great Inducements offered in CCIlxrs
tsce sleeve and kibands Just from o, eti-n. :
All are requested " cail and examin- Z them
selves, at - MRS r A pkACO,S
- -. Pa svsnue, between 9Th and Oh sts.
10 sep zo-u opp. Centre Market z
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nv. NATHAN SMITH LINCOLN k,s
j removed to 40 Fifteenth street, near the Bsnk
OF Messrs Corc-r IN Riggs. Having been for en-.
eral years past the assistant Of Professor Nsthsp
smith, at Baltimore De. lincoln will rive especial
stt-ntion to Surgery and the diseases OF the eye.
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WOOD AND COAL.
GEORGE L. SHERIFF,

GEUKUE l.. SHEKIFF,
j On -Four asdLa-keV sired and the casal,i
uAyING on hand . large stock Of WOOD AND
Ii COAL, is prepared to furnish the rua IL a
va 'onaoe and moderate rates. He friendo snd u.
public In general are invited 70 cAi ana erAmin,
or themselves sen x-3t
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TRIAR FoR MURDER.-William ]. VIM il
on trial before the Lexington (Va.) Circuit
Court, for the murder Of Joseph W. Moose, q
hotel keeper, In March last. ~ :
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oEHLscHLAGER q BRO,
ENGINEER l. ORNAMENTAL DRACcHrs-
MEN AND kNGRAVERS

psNNefLSANlA svfnus, terx.ep 70 and
18TH strseie, north side, ever s.,s L.
Ssore re sra 4 n. 4 q. A oekltchisssr ,.Suld
tesp. ceiuly announce to their fr5spds snd RI.
paaIsc thst they have opsned an once Ut ths
Soose pace, xhsss ell orders In Tho various
., OF prsvine and fngrs,ipg YIN bsprcmpt
sno safefuiiy ATTENDED TO We psrtioulsrly osn
the attention 81 psrsous xishi.e n.s;~.i.r ar
hngraWns on Wood, as this is the only ofic~ st
present IN Washington where 81 eh work osn bs az
s'e'so' '' "i--ssssp H-im'
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k'A'h fAH-Tns Pennsylvania State Fair
Yesterday, In the suburbs Of Phil.
.ueiphiA There were upwards oE5o, 900 per-
nS Oh the ground. Tho Cattle show is said
10 be the greatest ever seen in th,. country
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QOYS AND YOUTHS CLor aINaoF
ID QUAIIClE6 We hs4s this dax recsinaa ,

ROYS AND YOUTHS CLOT aINQOF
~ QUALITIES We have this day received ,
verv large snd hne assort pent OF Bows .nt Youth,
CIofhing Of Every desirable style and quality suits
ois for dress and school rear. cc ns;stng of
Over, Jack, and flock Costs tTSh
Dress do 1..-' -.-.-t r
Fine Cioaks and Taim.s y rs-s I..s,
Iloth Roundahouts and Jack cts
Cassinet do do ti-
Plato and fancy Cassimere Pants -
do do Cassinst do
vln s. .n9 s3d. as,ioo vests AZ or
Undershirts and braw-rs
Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Re. s.-'. -.-.'
=. WALL 4 SrEpHENs, 9
Next door TO The Ir n Hall,
sep 2S-3t - = 80,
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ROARLlNG.-MRs.M NV. WILLIAMS. on
~ Eighth street, one dOsr north Of Peunsylvsn
avenue hss several large, pleasant, and welLfur
nished ROOMS as we'll a, two or three smaller ones
suitable fer sinsle gentlemen, Just vae,ted nh CD
can be procured on ressona ple trims The car frsl
lion. a. p sIII' - -. Co.
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sep ss-dlw

. 600 SACKS OF GROUND ALun
C,OOO SALT In store aud for sale by
HOWARD Il POOR.
sep sS-dlw = Ale randris Va
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K. b. HALL, M. ID.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN

ATE Il phnIsd-iphia, "a ,gr.dustsi 10 Allopsthy
Perence Ia the vs. rous Departments of the p-osas
non, oners his ssr'icss to ths citizens Of Washington
=, omcs No 42s Thirteenth street between g and
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nAiefence: VIM. A. Gardner, Dean of the Acmso-
panic soiege, Pa, and the profession generally.
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~ NOTICE.-My name appeared In the
& National Intelligen or this morning as on-
the Vice Presidents OF the meeting held last night
Was rot pr. sent At the meeting and the use Of my
anne was unauthorized. SANpL BACON
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NOTHING NEW FROM SEAT OF War.
Sailing Of the Expedition fer Crinea
CONTINENTAL NEWS.
NO CHANGE IN COTTON.

Kr soule's Reply to his Calumniators.
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IN sEssIos-Ths Rpiaoop.l Diocesan Con.
ysntioD Of New York
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