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= By =. 6. Mcguire. .Auctioneer.

By j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
NNRUsTEE'S SALE OF HOUsEHOLD K1TCH.
J. en- Furniture Bar Fxtnis e., &c.-By viz ue OF
deed Of trust bearing date The 81 daY of septeu.
Der, 1858, and recorded in Iber j. 81, No. es. TO-
hos 81 &c. the subscribars will cell at public sals,
on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF septembsr next, at
10 o'clock g. m, at the National Rating Honse, On
tne corner OF otn street and Pennsylvania avenue,
sll me Household and Kitchen Furniture, Bar Fix.
pre. 4c, OF that extensive establishment oon.ist-
Mahogany hair seat sofss a and Chairs ',. . - .,,
D. Sideboards, Dining Tables 80
DO marble top Centre and Side Tables
n6t'cD6s Gard. &c. TIRE and Side Tables -
Do. Dressing and Plain Bureaus, washstands
Bsdstsads, Hair and husk Mattresses
Feather Bode and Bedding 49,
Gilt and pahogAhy nan "a Miisbrslg y
Parlor, cham bsr spd ttAir Carpets g.,
Silver nnd plat Spoons and Forks. ~ ~
Ivory handled Table Cutlery s.faI. ~ e,is1.sd
GhaMng 1ishes psh Covers .sl.I 7v .z5,l-t g.
utand plain Glassware - - y.ra oIla o. -
large as.ortnsnt Of ohina, Essthen, md Stone
Handsene stained Glass Door. -
Together With large aksortassnt u Copper, Iron,
ia SIS and lin Kitchen Uteneilsga SCi1--i =
Terms; AZ sums under $50 cash; cysr $50. and
60, nd 90 days; $l08 and over . credit Of thirty,
stIty,qninety. and one hundrsa aad twenty dsys.
for notes, with endorsers to be appsvyed ky ths
-irnate.- bearing isterst from day u sai..----
the ter9f ~ sale are notoo0Phsl with vithin
re days sitter the sale the PFopsyts vill Dc peld
a eAefisk snd expense Of nrst purchaser. sG9 %
OHA6. 3. WALLACH,Tr usxs.- |.
IA ls.p 4-,d 5ssoqas7s .saVo'AA.Ao .. AsGuR !
- = S0ssonsR. d
fMT9e ~ 18th instant. gold Sleeve ptetonl
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n ARRlE

In Germantown, Pa, on the 7,h instant. bythe
hev. Luther Albert, HARRISON p. LEWIS; of
THIS CITY, to LIZZIE B., daughter of Charles Lewis
Esq, of Philadelphia. ~ 81 - I-8i sd1
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HELD FOR AssAuLr.-H T. Wilson, county
constable, was hold this morning for court, on
charge Of assault and battery on frederick
Younger, at Good Hope camp Meeting =
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THR nh.oS. VI AT COST, 10 10VK.
a aeek Of Boots ana shoss By the let Of octob =
os9er 20 epsn his new sstahjshmsnt with An On.
Ie new stock, has determised to II his entirv
scoe1 Of Boots and ShosA ~h5oh is large and wen
eeleefed embracing every kind of Shoe VA .lly ksx
IN . ven regulated stors, at pIjms cost Hssds of
hniiea md % Osborn "a want 81 articles In his fipe
WI md thiss - npportu1liy h lay 10 supplisa
saT .bs'Ps. avenue, bstween sti and On q
+ifHoJ q !nSn'3S s;h 5sopDesite Centre Maxfet
On sNasftsr octo6sflst ny frtspds ard paexsun
will hnd ms located ID door west OF the corner Eth
the store fomsriy occupied by Geo. savage, Isq,
80 g. so9W
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FIRK GLIDING, GALvANIZING, AND
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING,
ON ALL KINDS OF INITIAL
~ LABARRE would respectfully inf rm the pub
L. lie that he has opened Shop at ths-corner @
and 10th streets, in the above business and Is now
ready to receive orders in any branch, namely:
FIRE GLIDING
on all kinds of ornaments for churches, chalices,
Jewels, and regalia for Free Mssons, Odd Fellows
and other socie les, military ornaments, 10. Also
SILVER AND BRASS WATCHES,
Chains, Goblets, Lockets, Tea and Table Spoons,
Dessert and Butter Knives. 'r-..-. at
ELEC 'RO SILVRR-pLATING
On Military Ornaments, Fruit Baskets, Walters,
Csndlesticks, and Cassets. 10 F.
Also, Silver plating for Plumbers Gas Filters; &C.
All ornaments for military, Free Masons, Odd Eel.
lows, and other Societies and Clubs made to order
on the shortest notice.
FRANCIS LABARRE,
Corner @ and 10th SITS west, near Pa ave.
sc 6-3m
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ElOR RENT-Ofioe Rooms Nos. and y. sf,o,nn,.
y ais Place" corner Of Louisiaus avenue and 7th
esf1sL. ..r fg~ -1-.r
Also, the Sd and 4th story rooms, each embracing
ene whole extent OF the building. Apply to lGEl
& O. BARNEY.
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. LABARRE,
IN n. u. -. =. a

:" u A 70
4 . - - -. C,1yr e and Ion sfr,>t,
respectfully informs the public Of W,shingts,
that LIE has on hand. AID makes to order the -
KIND OF metallic Numbers and neurvs for houssc
hfels, church pews. &c The catiseve are reou.~tc3
e. call And examine these beautiful Numbers snd
Figures. = ,,~ .,-... =. - =
Aiso, China Numbers, gilde6. SEP Aim
y u! Bs-SpeciUeps OF the Numbers can be feep NJ
sylveetefs Drug Sto-ey Pa and 18th street:
W: Rutfe. Pa avenue ani 18th street: and Cha
e. Daviss Drug Store, First Ward These hguree
Will DeSee tafnish or change color.
'WHiTE LEAD, WHITING, RED LAD
Nv AND LtrAARGE, OILS, Ac-we have IN
store nd0Her for He-- &c I'D E-
10000 pounds White Lead. dry and in Oh, assorted
isa 20 brrrels a Whiting go sal
10 kegs of Red Lead .....-s .-fs-fs,
10 barrels Of Linseed on
&c 20 barrels OF Csmphene .E -
4. I SEQ boyes Window 0lzss ss.oxtsS 49, 49,,
no35 barrels Putty, IN bulk oe7'S5' 't
1871 10 kfgs LtfAafgs GilSib -Ua "a
10 barrels Spirits Tarpnt,ns n
10 barrels Spirit Gss
HOWELL 4 MoRaFII..
sog Ze-ee4w 90 O, bsevesn eth ma ~ a.
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TOYS Z FANCY GOODS, suitable for
! presents, OF - LANNOND,a' 7fh - 'oi
tsp 7-5t - '~' s'
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NEW DO~-
A,al,, DU()kS.

DUOhS.
OUR Folks 1t Home; or, Liz &C TIE Old Manor
" House, by Tolivsr-76e
sunshine In the Palsse and Cottage; or, Dfisht Ex
tremes in humble Life, by L Irvine I ?
frits Harold; OF, the Temptation from the German
by Sarah A. Myers, pos q, = .a.str14.st ~
LEGENDS and Records chiefly Historical. BY Rsv O
TsyloE-76c NJ 60 = - l.
Phaethon: or. Loose Thoughts for Loose Thinksrs.
by the Rev. G. King ley, $50 - -. - - ,
Magdalen Hepburn. story of the Scottish Rsfor.
nation. by the author Of Margaret Malt.
Noctes Ambrosional by the late Prof wilson. five
Sols-15 -" -
Cummings Minor Works, the Finger OF God.
Chr,st eur Passover. The Comforter in one vol. or
Separate History Of the Protestant Church IN
Hungary, Introduction by DAbigns, a rs
Conyoeare and Hswson's Life and Hpistiss Of Ct.
Pant, vols, So. 10 -" = - =
For sale BY dir, ,,.-, - =,
lis q. ,--s..- GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE, "a
I'D A48 Seventh street,
est prices. ~ ~~ ~ IS ~. ~
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
-. MRS. CaOATE has resumed the
Millinery business, at her residsnse,
on the south side of Louisiana ave-,
near 9th street, where she will be W.
glad to see her old and new patrons. With all the
latest Fashions, to please will be her object.
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WANTS NEGROES.ETh.subs are
W. ell times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
ing the highest cash prices. Persons having Slaves
for sale will please call ct 42 PRATT STREET, Bal.
timore, Nd, Skaters old stand.) Slaves taken on
board at 25 cents per day. - afI
eb2-1y u" B.M.& W. L. CAMPBELL.
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EfHEQ4 ~ 18th instant gold Slew n,st,,
II married J. 3. K. The finder VIII qresflv ohii. Z
the loser by leaving it at this once. '--'s'
spg Al
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"ANTED-An expert and trusty yonng cclored
w MAN, VIM has formerly been engage in a
Restaurant, to open oysters. One answering this
descrp tion will receive good wages by applying to
CHAs. kkoMAN, 7th street. Slave preferred.
sen STE asa o.. g - - -
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INFORMATION WANTED -InforH,ation is want
1 ed of JOSEPH LEI, formerly Of Kentucky but
who has been residing either in this city or neigh
found At MRS mehsn Dc can DC
niue, b-tween 1st and I'd streets west w.
sep 6-3tAs 81 tF' -' HIRAM LEE.
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Auction Sales,
BY G.. r. DYER.

y. 81 WRIGHT, AuctfOngef.A
an WEDNESDAY evening next. the 10th inst :,
" at O'clock. shal sell, /, front Of the preni-
ees, Lots Nos and T. In Davidson's subdi-seion If
square l6l fronting Is feet each north street,
between Connecticut arsuue and 18th street ues',
rsnning b,ck 1928 feet. -
The above lots are situated in the most RAPIDLY
improving part of the city, and worthy attention,
ae thes muet 4sold. r 70 II fTsu
Z Terms: Onsthifd cash, hahseein one. two and
three years, for notes satisfactorily bearing
interest. .en Id
GEoRGETUwN.
SrOCk- OF NEW FDRNtTURE at Auction-on
~ THURSOAYI mrf4ing next, the 18th inst
ut 10 oclees. Neufl sell, at the Cabinet Wareroom
OF Mr.. VIM. II. Birch, on Bridg. at GEORGETOWN.
his entire stock, which Is all new aud of late Dat
tern. 90 $500 -... -
We name in part = - -
Mahogany imitation, pain ed dressing, scroll and
Cherry shcesny ard pine dining, breakfast and
Cherry and p.iuted washstands ~ s'''S'1eh
Cane seat. Windsor, and Common Chars
Boston, cane seat and mahogany Rockers
Children's Rocking, dioing and other ohairs
Cherry and Poplsr Cradles
Mahogany hair seat Sofas -5- So
Cottage, Trundle and French Bed steads
Mahogany Frame Clauses. &c. e-'''
Terms at sale. N-'t = IS.
~ Sale positive, as Mr.. Birch is about to lesv.
the District. sen 1I-dts
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'CCHOOL ROCKS of every description At h,
- lowest publishers, prices, at -, 90 t.sd ~.Tr-
- o., - 49, r.. TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S II,
e. sep &ad ...y,t . ~ II Bookstore, near 9th ct.
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DhlNTING PRESSES FOR SALr.
me Proprietofs Of the Eeeniao STR offsr for
saas, on reasonable terms, three Printing prsssss
ons o. .Ssse Presses Is cap.bie of printing bs ses
Thousand shssts per hour, making sxcsllent regis.
Ter. me Others are medium smith pre-. and
Kamage Csp Press. These presses are In eood cen.
= Re ST
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Wants ssfSo

Was.is and :. iYan.e3' advertisements four INES
or ie, for each insertion, 25 cents each additional
line S cents, e." f.sFs1' q Eiss1'--
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"ANTED-Orinions of the Attorney Generals
w Once, lately published, in vols, for which
moderate Price Will be given in purchase or in ex
change. -. rad FRANOK TAYLOR.
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RY VIRTUE ofa writ Of ysnditioni expsaas. Is
> y sued b F;s Myer, one of the Jus,i5a.. tn.
recsd will saposs , NJ sn sues,s me NV IN
of se-a ~ .,.n,ses, On thursday, the 18th da,
~ sp.ember NEXT, at O'Clock p. m, for cash. one
brick houfe and lot situated en- Sth street vest be
tween and 4 Etr eets south, in Square No ALL In
the City Of Washington, Iats the property Of Beds
Wise, seized and in execution at the suit Of ilis
B. Todd. HENRY YEATMAN.
l-ta'-l LHs ,ai0onseahle for Warrington county.
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LfOR RENT-A large three story House, with ex
Il tensive back buildings, stable, coaahhouse, and
smokehouse. The buildings contain TWENTY-FIVE
rooms and kitchen, and Is we'll suited for board.
Ing house. 1t is Situated thu north side of east
Capitol street, about one hundred yards east Of the
Capitol square. Apply to
q. N. 4 J. W. EAsBY,
Lumber Yard. corner and 26th Sta
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By GREEN T. SCOTT, Auettoueer.
AEbSpME II BSEiIULD AND KITCHEN
II Furniture. and House and Lot at Auction -
On WEpN EeDAY, the I4th instant, we shall sell.
at the residence o. T.. B. Smoot Esq at 10 o'clock
a. ni on tn" north side Of North X street betwe.n
10Th and eth streets, . saperio. assortment of fur
piture Wig:
Fine nahoRsny plush covered 90, ing sest Sof.
DO Gator arm and parlor Chairs 10 match
10 walnut Gothic plush Covered Fancy Chairs
DO DO Wha'not aud marble tor So,s Table
Do Penies nse-.r- And cthsr Tables and Side
DID,. .., bosid >. -.,--sr. ..2g-s
Mahogany marble top dressing and other Bureaus
bookcase and PAINTED Wsrirobes !
Wssbstsnds and Toilet Sets :. a. . 81
Walnut s"d maple French and Cottage Beds.eads
fine sc.feile, isce. and Bamask window Curtains
10 velvet Tsps,t and other Carpets and Rugs
Feather beds and Mattresses 'f-- ''-"'
china: 6t s. Crocfery and Stone Ware among
winch are one fine white stone China Dinnss
g'rsntoles. sclsr, Hall, and Other Eamps.
COOKING Rad stor and Alright Stoves a's -
And arg assortment Of Kitchen Requisitas
credit Of two and fonr months, for noses ss2isfac
toril, endorsed, bearing int rest.
And Immediately after the sal. OF
the Furniture, or at O'Clock p m We shall proceed
70 .eli the House. hch is good two story and at
tic brick, containing eleven rooms large hall ana
cellar and the lot which it stands being lot No
=, IN Square No. hariog front on z street Of so
feet. running back lilo feet
Title indisTutsble.
Terms for the house and lot: 0ue-feurth cash !.
balance in 6, u lS p 80, and 80 months, the Dur
t ss 10 give notes Tor the deferred payments
y - = V 4 $50 = y GREEN 4 soor.&
fsp 6-dts 1rcs Ir.u @" = So a uctionss,s
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A TIMER wanted Immediately. One who un.
IA derstards all branches Of the business will find
constant employment and good WAGES BY applying
to FUkSE 4 COLLINS,
sep 6-lw ODD Willards' Hotel
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YOUKG LADIES' CLASSICAL INSTITUTE
~ p A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL II

80 . s1hzARLr oPPoeIrE CITY HALL j RI
11HH exercie. of this School will be resum ed on
l. MONDAY, the 11th September ne1t a.
Circulars sent on application ,sivg d. .-les.;
.,ang 21-lm- OIL sIEPHEN Il. MIRICK. AM
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A NURSE WANTED-A middie-agsd white wO-
IA NAN, to nurse an in ant and attend to cham
network. Apply to Mrs. A. e. Perry, 7th st., ODD.
fO6t Ofhco.g ri-t-Nss'-t iAssa-.. Il. zen Q-2tA
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HOUSE WANTED.-Wanted. HOUSE. for
IL small famtiy, for which liberal rent will be
paid. and the bsst references given The ST. uation
must be agreeable. Apply at Recm No. 26, Post
)mee Depsr ment Sd story, between the hours Of
ano O'Clock. .f9 .5ass} iyf = ll-s+ sep 11-2t4
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.yrsIHR BALTIMORE VISIToRs.-The arrange
ments for the reception here and escort to the
"oid Defenders" are now complete, and no
doubt tomorrow morning will be presented on
the Avenue, an interesting parade. They are
to pass directly on to Alexandria, where the
most ample preparations have been made for
THAR Entertainment The committee of ar.
ysngsnenD and sub committees report all
4 ready We learn that General BENJAMIN c.
Howard, and Robert C. Barry, Eco, will ac
company the Defenders on the trip, and be the
speakers of the day, on their part. The soldiers
of the war of 1917 in w ashingion are also to
unite in the honOrs paid to the Baltimore visi.
tsfs.s The soldiers Of the Mexican war will
pear .i,n them the flag prepared by the ladies
through Col. Samuel Childs, to Capt Stewart
for his company. Sergeant Hart, who carried
the Tag In Mexico, and had his right arm shot
roa while doing 30, and the staff broken. will
be the standard bearer : :.
Tn WASHINGTON Gas coxpASY.-This com.
psny have been quite busy giving light to the
public, having furnished some eleven hundred
consumers with gas, including that furnished
tor Government purposes. They have now
LAID twenty miles Of pipe The price of
ga TO general and small consumers il a mar
thousand feet, but the Government, principal
nofels, and large consumers are supplied at
% % Mr.. Silas Ii. Hill is the gentlemanly
rrefdsnt q the Company, and Mr.. T. RI
the goh,s Secretary. Every BODY knows M
Cnsfies heensn as the efficient agent and col.
ieetor, whose attention to his duties are nm
oeas,ng. To his indefatigable exertions the
company ID much indebted for its success. the
f,c septlsunsn, .aore 1.-the than MANY a Young
man being ever on the alert to forward its
interests -. : = -
The LATE THOMAS JoRpEs.-"A.Bn In
forms US that the Bible and Tract Society con-
pected with the 9Th Presbyterian church con-
yened At q O'Clock, p. NJ, yesterday, Sab
eath.l on which occasion an obituary address
vas delivered ~ John G. Mattison, Esq, on
tue late Thomas Jorden, who was beloved
member Of the society. The speaker paid an
eioquent tribute to the memory of the old man,
uno mad spent a lifetime in the furtheranee of
tne cause Resolutions were adopted express.
we Of their regard for the deceased and the
society adjourned
FINED FOR USING FALSE MEAsUREs.-Onl
1nursdsy last, the following dealers in the
Xentre Market were arrested by officer j. +.
moiiard, and fined So so each by Justice
Grubo, for using false measures: William
aeeder, William Fowler, Silas Hickmott, VIM
MeChsDey, John 7 Malls, u. Donaldson, An
drew Wheatly, John Streekes There are six
more not arrested, charged with the same Of
fence. Marketing II certainly high ,.,eugh
without PAniDg false measures On The pubic.
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"ANTED 10 RENT--from the first TO the
w middle OF Octeber, q CONVENIENT and comfort.
abe HOUSE, Of eight or nine rooms. A central DO
sition, with some lard room, ami water on the lot
would Re desirable. For such. reasonable rent
gill be paid punctually. Address box 933, City
Ptst Omse. --.f-- h r ----. Il. ..--.- sep 11-3t q
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LIEUT.. WILSON, U. s. We understand
that our young friend. Lieut. Wilson, of the
Army, son of Joseph II. Wilson, Of this city,
who has been passing few days in w ashing-
ton, is under orders for the Pacific He pro.
ceeds first, however, to join his company in
Minnesota, and from thence will start with
them for their destination.
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EOR sALE-A Wharf Lot, suitable for a Wood
Coal or Lumber Yard, where no wharfage is
cnargeaoe, nor ia there any street intervening be-
tween the Lot and the canal, affordine, therefore
great convsnisIces without the usual expense Of
corporation fees-fronting A feet on the canal and
l4o on Virginia avenue. Apply to
aug 14-1m q II pAT.rrN
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q. -WYMAN TONIGHT AT ODD FELLOWS HALL
The celebrated magician and ventriioquisl, Mr.
Wyman, gives his first entertainment this
evening at Odd Fellows Hall, introducing his
unique automatons, and making an attrac-
ton Of no ordinary character. Of his extra
ordinary experiences in the art We need not
speak, as he is we'll known az the very best in
country. full house will gu .ely greet his
return to our city. -s't g.
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The Doc STAR RAGEs.-A young man struck
an aged man last evening in a most uncalled-
for manner, and this morning, q fight occurred
on the corner of 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, for some real or faneied offence. The
cool weather instead of cooling down the angry
passions, it would seem from the above, has
only given them more play. We thought that
the dog star only ragged in August, but it seems
to have extended to September. the change in
the weather making some folks feel woIfish
enough to I" tear each others ewes. !"
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DOR REN.-Two ROOMS, suitable for Offices, or
e an Office and bed room. immed stely opposite
the Caty HAL CHAS. 8. WALLACH.
aug 25-eo2w
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NTANrED- Twenty shares of Stock 10 the Wash.
w ington Building Associa ion, for which . pre.
~ium will be paid.
...,--- J P. DICKINSON,
Attorney and Agent
Pa avenue, between 18th and 18th sts
sep 6-eo6ts ie
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THB OPERArIc CONCERT THIS EVENING.
The charming Mile Gomez, having recovered
from her slight indisposition, the grand Con-
cert advertised for Friday evening last, will
take place tonight at Carusi's saloon. A
brilliant display of vocal and instrumental
music may be expected, and q full and fash.
ionable house is looked for, to enjoy the rich
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WANTED7-A smart active HOk44N, to do
W cha mber work and waiting, and assist in the
Washing Of small family ~ - 81 !.
sen 1l-4ts
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AccIDEHr.-Patrick Keenan,, hack driver,
while driving through c street near 18th, this
morning, fell from his box, and received a
severe cut on the top of his head, He was
conveyed to his residence on d sSeet near 9th,
where Dr. blanchard dressed his wound, and
he is now doing we'll. Pat was little top.
heavy-hence this unpleasant result.
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E0R RENT-That pleasantly located Dwelling
II HOUSE, on 18th street, Island, near Smithso-
MAN Institute, lately occupied by Capt A. McCaus
land, containing ten rooms and kitchen, and yard
Of fine fruit and grapes. Rent moderate TO q care.
full, prompt tenant JNO. L. SMITH,
aug 11eotf - Attorney at Law 9Th street
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE-on the corner
Ii Of I'D street and New York avenue. 1t has
four rooms, and pump at the door. If not sold at
private sale on or before the 18th day of September
II VIII De sold ON the 18th at Auction, by Green
Scott a. o'clock p. m. Terms cash. vs.
h-1vA
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BARNUM's SHow-To-morrow, the museum
and mensgerie is to exhibit in Georgetown,
where Tom Thumb and the other animate al d
inanimate wonders attached to the establish
ment will doubtless attract crowd Twenty
five cents is the price Of admission, and every
thing advertised is shown in one mammoth
tent
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CHOR RENT-A small FRAME HOUSE on Loui.
Il siana avenue, between 9th and 7th sts The
terms are $l2 90 Per month, payable monthly, in
advance.
Apply to Elk LUNDY.
sep ST. Bridge st (1eoroetoun
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SELLING or Ar co,T m Eov,

an. oe1 dOWELL 4 MOReELL,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-13

IF you wan, FIRST RATE CA!RIRIa
= AGES. which will not only render good
se-vice, but be also neat, call on The subscriber,
living six miles north of Hillsborough. He has
been carrying on the business for the last sixteen
months. aud his work has proved to be first rate.
He is determined that his work shall continue
to he executed in the hest manner, fully equal to
any in this section Of country, and at prices TO
suit purchasers. Persons wanting Carriages can
send their orders through the Post Office at Hills
borough, and they will be promptly attended to.
All Kinds of Repairs will be done iu good order
and on moderate terms.
Jjr The subscriber has purchased the tight for
Orange County in PATENT BRAKE for all kinds
of Carriages-to which he invites the attention
Of the public.
To- The subscribers Wool Card
ing Machines are in good order, and are
doing the very hest quality Of work. Prices as
heretof re: Eight cents for white; Twelve anda
half cents ior mixed; or one-lth part of the WOOL
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June 90. 4ltf-