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BY g. r. DYER.
T. q VUEUnuT A-n<s-

=. w hA9HT, AuCtt0ueef.
IN WEDNESDAY evening next, the Goth inst :,
" at O'Clock. shall sell, /, front Of the prsmi
ses, Lots Nos. and 4, in Davidsons subdivision of
square 16l, fronting % feet each north L street.
between Connecticut avenue and 18th street west,
running bsck 12s feet.
The above Lots are situated Ia the most rapidly
improving part Of the city, aud worthy attention,
as they must be sold. =
=, Terms Ons-third cash; balance in one, two and
snfee years. for note, satisfactorily secured barring
...e.cs-. sep Id
QY VIRTUE Of a writ of venditioni eIpanss, A..
- sued sy !: Myer, one OF the Justices Ct the
recfed, will expose to sale at public auction, In
mont Of the premises, on THURSDAY, the 2sth day
OF september NEXT at o'clock p. m, for cash,
orick house and lot situated on 9Th street west be
tween and streets south, in Square No All, in
the City OF Washington, late the property of Beda
WISE seized and In execution at the suit Of tlam
b. Todd HENRY YEATMAN,
Constable for Warrington county.
aug 2S-M&W3w
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MRS. M. L. DAWSON.

Pa. acenue, betUsen 9th and 10th streets.
- Respectfully informs her customers 80
ana tie public that she has just re ~
W Ge,ved splendid assortment Of Fall ~
An, a.. MDoons, Flowers, Bonnets and Feathers
Want xtn for past hvors, hoping to continue
An e. AZ s"0 sooo MiLinsss. n. L. D.
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" Building Lots in the vicinity Of the CITY Hall
aiSo IN the LIST Ward and also variety in ali othsr
Psrts OF the city. Also two small frame dwellings
situated liz an improving neighborhood all of which
David Myerle, at Mrs. Adams', opposite to Browns
Hotel, or through the post Office, post paid.
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WANTED A PURoHAsER-A rar. chano. is
w offered in Well established Confectionery
store, which s off ,red for eae either whole az it
stands, or the fixtures alone For further p,rticu
lars enquire at the Confectionery Store first door
sep plot
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EURNIsHED ROOMS TO LRT.-MRs. ANNIE
= AtChAHOe0N, on l4th street, opposite VII.
lards Hotel has six or rooms newly furnished.
eep 12-ats
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~ lowest publiabers' prices, at
TAYLOR i MAURY'S
sep = Book store, near 9th st,
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Educational,
MRS. LUNDY

MIND. LUND1
"1LL open School for young ladies on north
w side of E, between 9th and 10th streets, the
first Monday in September.
For circulars and terms apply to Mrs. L.
2Q-2v
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"OUSEs Il LOTS AT PRIVATE SALE
III Tnre: frame Houses, tvo-story and attic, with
back building, situated on 181 street SOUTH betw
and O streets vest
One frame House, two-story, containing six rooms.
on 1th street north, between NJ and sts west
One frame House, two-story, garnet, and back
buildings, on It'll street south, between and Sta
west. - ~
Twelve building Lots, between Sd and AZ streets
east AID III and streets south, containing in all
os,Ooo square feet Of ground with two small tene-
ments thereon This would DO desirable location
for market garden.
One tn ree-story brick fire proof Shop, In reeerya
ton III, to the rear Of Jackson Hall. This would
answer admirably for book bindery or printing
SINCE or could easily he converted into livery sta.
not be found. Wal"
All the above described property will be sold on
reasonable terms on application to
GEO. W. @ zRRETT,
Lumber Yard. corner of 9th and B SITS,
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EfOR RENf-That pleasantly located Dwelling
+ HOUSE, on 18th street, Island, near smithso.
MAN Institute, lately occupied by Capt A. McCaus
iand, containing ten rooms and kitchen, and yard
Of fine fruit and grapes Rent moderate to a care.
1u', prompt tenant. JNO. L. SMITH,
aug 2-eotf Attornev At Tav atb etr..t
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Efok KENT-A small Cdlos with two rooms, ON
Il 10th street, near PRESIDENTS square
ALSO, small Cottage, with four rooms and front
yard, between 18th and 10th streets, on 1.
10th and streets, st. Johns SQUARE.
sep list
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LOSS AND GAIN.

THIS interesting work, by ths Rev JcHs HsNsy
L NtwMtN, Is inst received Also, the Public and
Domestic Lite of Edmund Burke. Personal ske tehes
OF his own Times, by Sir Jonah Darlington. The
UIson Irscts D, the Brotherhood Of st. Viacent de
Paul. in neatly bound volumes Together with
many other new and valuable Catholi, works. For
eaie ey W. A. KENNEDY
eep8 -eoSt No. 42S seyenib strs.t
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oaHA0ktA,
3 doors east Of the Market.

n For 9ALE-The sloop GEO. WASH
kLNGTON lying ct 18th st Wharf She is in
good sailing order. Seven tons freight. For terms
enquire ct the corner 10th ana X streets.
aug 22-h
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k>Ok RENT-Elegant Parlors and Chambers, we'll
furnished. One or two single gentlemen can be
Wen accommodated on reasonable rerms. None
otners need apply Best reference given and re.
quired Apply on the premises, to @. G aRDNER
on North 9, etween 18th and l4th SITS.
sep 11-MWAMs
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" ANTED IMMEDIATELY-Att the Wasb,no
w ton stove Mandatory. two lin and Sheet
apply JAS. SKIRVING,
Southeast corner Pa. avenue and 18th st.
Gan 12-St ~ AAIi Ss'
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-AnA PPREN-
w UCE to learn tia Cooper, Tin, and Sheet
ircn business Apply to TEOs. LAMBERT, 9Th st.
between Pa. avenue and streets
sep l2-1t%
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HAMILTON G.. FAINT.

BANKER AND DEALER IN EXCHANGE Stocks A.
fennsytuania auenue, bet,oeen ~ and 6th streets.
Washington, d. Q.
NCURRENT Money and Land Warrants bought
~ and sold. Drafts on all the principal cities sold
to suit purchasers. Six per cent allowed on ALI
moneys remaining on deposite over thirty DAYS.
Claims against the Government collected.
sep 6-eolm -
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ep 6-dts

BY BARNARD q BUCKLEY, Auct,rs,
GEORGETOWN
STOCK on NEW FURNITURE ct Auction.-On
~ THURSDAY morning next, the 14th inst
Of Mr.. VIM q. Birch on Bride st, Gsor,etowp.
his entire stock, which Is ell new and of late pat
tern.
We name in part
Mahogany imitation, painted dressing, scroll and
plain Bureaus
Cherry. mahogany ard pine dining, breakfast and
Toilet Tables
Cherry and psinted Washstands
Cane seat, Windsor, and Common Chairs
Boston, cane seat and mahogany Rockers
Children's Rocking, dining and other Chairs
Cherry ard Poplsr Cradles
Mahogany hair seat Sofas
Cottage, Trundle and French Bed steads
Mahogany Frame Glasses, &c.
Terms ut sale.
~ Sale positive, as Mr.. Birch Is about to leave
the District. sen ll-dts
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE-On the corner
IL OF ed street and New York avenue. It has
four rooms, and pump at the door. If not sold at
private sale on or before tho 18th day of September
!. VIII De sold on the 18th at Auction, by Green
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tfok REINFORCE Rooms Nos. and ?, 'tColam-
II bia Paoe," corner of Louisiana aveaue and It'll
street.
Also, the Sd and 4th story r,ons, each embracing
the whole extent Of the building Apply to
c. BARNEY
E, bAtWaAn 9Th and III
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HOTEL RoBBERY.-On Sunday night, a man
applied at Mr. Jas Donally's National House
for lodging, and appearing respectable, was
shown into large room occupied by FIVE of
the boardsrs. During the night he arose and
rlhed the pockets of the sleepers of all their
small change, and slipping on a new pair of
boots belonging to one Of them, sloped, leaving
ms old boots only as his representative. He
is described as dark compile xioned thick at
man, and wore striped pants Search vas
made for him yesterday through the city, but
not being found and no trace of him appear
ing, 1t is supposed that he has lea town and
gone to parts unknown.
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FRENCH AND ENGL ISL

FRENCH AND ENGLI5H
BOARDING IND DAP SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES'
pY N. A. TYSON and sisters. on st., between
ID 18th and 18th streets, Washington, D. C-The
day, the 18th September, when the pupils are de.
sired to be pupctual in their seats
For terms, &C., circulars may be had at all the
principal bookstores in the city.
au2 l0-enfl hSen
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MANTED TO TRAVEL BENJAMIN WEsT.s
~ great ecr1ptural Painting Of Christ Healing
the Sick, and Death on the Pale Horse. are in tbs
~ aud ready for a tour to the South and West
ne proprietor Is anxious for An associate partner
WITH capital of 5000 to $3.50, who would approve
$40 per week and expenses paid. Address with full
name, or call at Van Cobe's, near City Hail. on Ak
osteet. D. w. NORRIS,
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"ANTED-Twentys hsr,s of Stock iu the Wash.
~ inSton Building Associa' ion for which . ore.
alum will be paid.
]. P. DICKINSON,
.- Attorney and Agent,
Pa avenue, between 18th and 18th sts.
sep 6-eo6tS ~
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Arrival OF che El Dorado at Raw nrlsana

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 9.-The steamship m
Dorado, from Aspinwali, has been aground on
the bar since Thursday. Her passengers and
mails have been brought up to the city by the
towboat Conquercr
The United States mail steamship Empire
City sailed from Aspin wall for New York on
the I'd inst. She has two hundred passenger,
and 81 ,5O0, 900 in specie on freight
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STANLEY's EXHIBITION IN A1px.rnp,.
POSTPONED Alexandra people who
have been looking so anxiously for tie grand
exhibition of SANKEY'S Western Wilds, are
informed that it will be impossible to present
the Panorama there until next week.
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COTTAGE HOME SCHOOL

FOX YOUNG LADIEH
BY MRS. O. AND MISS NJ. A. cox,
massachusetts, Avenue, betoeen 10th and 11th Streets
wAsHINdToN, D. O.
IINHE Fifth Academic year Of this institution will
l. open on FRIDAY, September 1st The studies
will be arranged into four classes prsng all the
usual branches of finished English education
Prices from to $40 per quarter according to clas.
fcation: French, Music, Drawing and Painting, at
usual charges.
The location On the Northern Liberties, a most
nealthiul and pleasant part of the city, offers pecu
vantage of pure air, and plentiful supply Of excel
lent water. Terms per session Of ten months for
Boarding and Tuition, including Music, French,
Drawing, &c, $500, payable half in advance
REFERENCES:
Rev. L. I. Gilliss, Dr. w. Jones, Gen. R. c. Weight
man, A. F. Cunningham. Esq, j. F. Halliday, Esq,
r. Prentice, Esq, Washington, D. C.; R. c. Bowie,
SpIingdale Boarding School, Va.
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A Timer wanted immediately. One who IN
IA derstands all branches Of the business will fnd
constant employment and good wages BY applying
10 PURSE COLLINS,
sep 6-1w opp WiII.ys :, ro,ol
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Wants.

~ aus" and "Pcnted" advertisement ts, four lines
ct ess iof each insertion, Is cents each additional
line cents.
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VIVIAN AT ODD-FELLows' HALL.-The great
magician surprised hi. aud itors last evening,
with numbers of new feats, &c, and this
evening Is to give another interesting soiree.
Inc Hall is very pleasant these cool evenings,
and the exhibition we'll worth an EVENING"
visit to behold the wonderful acts.
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A CHANCE.

WILL dispose Of my stock Of Dry and Fancy
i Goods on reasonable terms. 1t ie an excellent
chance for any one DESTROYS Of going in the bust
ness. can be seen at the store after O'Clock o.
M, and In my absence any information can be Oh
tanned Of B. A. Shskell, Georgetown.
@. =. SHEKNIL.
sep 9eoSt' doors east Of the Market
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II oosE WANTED.-Wanted, a HOUSE, for
LII small family for which liberal rant will ha
paid. and the best references given Ihe situation
must mus ne agreeable Apply at Room No. a6, Post
once Dep'r 'ment, Sd story, bstween the hours of
euu v ci'cA. sep 11-2t*
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YOUNG LADIES CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
Indiana dcenue, bettoeen Sd and AZ Streets
NEARLY OPPOSITE CITY HALL
VIE exercises Of this School will be resumed on
i MONDAY, the 11th September next
Circulars sent on application
aug 2l-lm STEPHEN II. MIRICK A. NJ
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A COONTRY RESIDENCE 4 Lots
n FOR SALE AT ELLAVILLE.-The subscribe,
has LAID of 12O acres Of land In the neghborhood Of
bladensburg Depot, under the designation of Ella
vle and offers the Same for sale. The lots consist
Guiding desirable site for building
on two OF the lots the subscriber has erected
nandsome residences, with every modern oontriv.
anoe Tor comfort. One Of these houses and lots is
onered Tor sale, and is now ready for Inspection
Connected with the house is well of strong med;c;.
nal water. Complete hydraulic apparatus Supplies
the bath ROOM kitchen, and water closet with wa,
tsr, which Is obtained in unlimited quantity with.
our gong out OF doors. Application may be made
TO Mes.rs GREEN socrr, Auctioneers; Mr.. WELLS.
at the National Hotel, or to the subscriber on the
premises autographed plan Of ElIaville will be
EXHIBITED, and terms Of sale made known on appli.
catien IS above. FfA
An omnibus runs three times day between Ella.
vie ana washington. CHAS. B. CALVERT
aug 1T
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tfOR RENT-A large three story House, with ex
Il tensive back buildings, stable coachhouee. and
smokehouse The buildings contain tweuty.two
rooms and kitchen, and Is we'll suited for board
ing house. 1t is sitnstsd on tn. north I'D ~ go
capitol street, about one hundred yards east of the
Capitol square. Apply to
II. N. h ]. W. EASILY.
Lumber Yard. corner and 26th sts,
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THE UNION ACADEMY

Corner of 14th street and Ne,o York acenu.
''HIs Institution will be opened for the next yesI
L on the fIst Monday in September, 1884. The
number Of pupils is kmited. The school will con.
sist Of three classes, Junior, Middle and Senior Ev
cry desirable facility Is offered Ap plicatons should
be made immediately. Preference given to those
who enter for the longest time.
Circulsrs at the Bookstores
TIE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY will oren nj
the same time. Circulars as shove.
RICHARDS,
jy 31-d3m MRS NJ. A. RIUuARDS.
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of Mary Murphy, of the parish of Mocraoms
county Cork; Ireland, by her cousin, VIM. Murphy,
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The Know Nothing Movemsut

BUFFALO, sept. H.-Whig ward meetings
we're held on Saturday evening in one or two
districts, whore candidates in opposition to the
regular tickets were sprung upon them, OF
which nobody appeared to know Anything,
but which carried all before them
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w ANTED-A smart, active HONAN, to do
chamber work and waiti ng, and assist In the
washing of small family 49, ''''
Apply at l7S 1 st, opp. the West Market
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EfOR SALE-A Wharf Lot, suitable for a Wood
4 Coal or Lumber Yard, where no wharfage Il
cnargeaoe, nor Is there any street intervening be
tween the lot and the canal, affording, therefore
great convsniences without the usual expense O
corporation fees-frontng A feet on the canal and
i4O on virginia avenue. Apply to
aug A--1m q n VAN pATTrN
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NJ ANTED-Opinions of the Attorney General.
'! OEee, lately published, in vols, for which q
moderate price will be given in purchase or in OF
caanee. FRANCK TAYLOR,
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lob PRIMTlNG NEATLY AND ExpI-
u DITIOUeLY ExBCUTm AT THU EVENING
SIAR" OFFICE il 2o-tS
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Burning OF the Buffslo custom Hou..

NEW YORK, Sept. ia despatch from Buf-
falo, just received, states that the Custom
House in that city was on fire, with little pros
poet Of saving the building.
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The Buffalo Catholic Church nifanuItx

BUFFALO, September 1.-THE trustees Of
ss. Louis Catholic Church met on Saturday 10
consider the proposition for settlement Of
their difficulties from Bishop Timon. The
Bishops overtures were rejected unanimously.
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Prices OF MISUNDERSTANDING Market
this morning, was wed cd supplied. Prices ranged
to I2t cent. per pound; mutton, 10 cents per
pound: lamb, 62t cents to 81 per quarter;
hans, IA cents per pound; butter, IS to 81
cents per pound; chickens, so cents per pair:
cabbage, 3 to cents per head; cantaloupes, 3
TO 70 cents piece, carrots, cents per bunch:
eggs, 20 cents per dozen; onions, Ia cents per
qr; peck; peac hes, 81 per bushel; potatoes 81 Is
10 % per Pushel; sweet potatoes, 80 cents Der
PsoA' Paniey, cents per bunch; water melons,
10 to % cents; tomatoes, SO cents per PEEK.
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Va ANTED-To rent, small HOUSE, in good Or
~ Ger, with square or half q square Of ground
attached to 1t, suitable for garden Address "S y
Box 1a6, through the City Pest Office. -
sep 1l-2ts
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NJ ANfED.-A woman to do tbs work of small
w family. A German woman preferred. or 3
respectable colored woman would be acceptable
10 competent and attentive person good wages
VII De promptly paid. Inquire at the National
Era office, It'll street. sep lib.
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W-NTED TO RENT-From the first to the
~ middle of October, q convenient and comfort.
40 HouSE, of eight or nine rooms. A central DO
sltion, WIN some ard room, and water on the lot
would be desirable. For such q reasonable rant
Tili be paid punctually. Address Box 233 CITY
wv Vn.ee. sep 1l-3t
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OST-On the 10th instant, gold Sleeve Button.
IL marked J. r. K. The finder WIN greatly obliee
the loser by leaving It at this ofics.
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BLOOMING OUT OF SxAsoN.-There is an an
Client looking pear tree in the garden attached
to the house ON 7th street, occupied at present
by the Office of the Indian Affairs Buresu.
which: having borne quite a large yieI Of
fruit this summer, is again in full bloom Al
one time during the season the catern;1,aIs
had it well nigh entirely stripped of foliage
we hear, leaving nought upon the limbs but
lite fruit With the flowers the leaves ara also
out new. This tree is indeed just now q Gu
riOsity.
IHE DRIVE.-1t seems strange to us that
our fellow citizens who own fne horses. do not
more frequently resort to the near public
grounds, south of the Presidents Mansion. for
q quiet and delightful drive. The air from off
the river is always bracing there, while the
water view is most agreeable Within the 10.
closure there is nearly two miles of wisding
roads, constructed SO as to be as fine for dash
around as those of any park in thfs or any
other country.
GRAND LODGE ApJoUxNEp.-The Grand
Lodge Ut l. o. f., of che United States closed
It's annual session in Baltimore yesterday after
noon after having adopeed the new cOnstitu.
uon ana transacted other important business
to The Order. An effort was made IN dissolve
tho degree OF Rehekah, composed of the wivss
OF ode eA0Ts' but they were permitted stilI
$500 a. rs INC next annual meeting of the
1880 ASoN g. 10 w toAo pfdc0 on the third Mnr
day Of September, instead Of the frst az bsrs-
tofore. 90 nere-
IHE kUSKELs AND THE MONUMENT
hunksi serenaders having collected several
contribution for the National Washington
Monument, the association have passed some
deservediy complimentary resolutions to the
patriotic troupe. ''''
WATCH RErURNs.-The only case on thu
record last night, was that of jeremiah Rms.
makar, drunk and dissrderly; fine and costs.
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CCH0OL BOOKS in great variety for sale ct the
y lowest prices in every esee By
sep f.. 1RANQK TAYLOR.
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Cholera at Bu6alo

BUFFALO, Sept 1.-The deaths OF cholera
during the past week were 38-of which ~
were Americans-latter all confined to one To-
cality in the lower part Of South Dixon street.
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" 6-eotf ~ - 'S0'
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WATCH RETURNS onlv cass IN n.
record last night, was that of jeremiah Rms.
makar, drunk and dissrderly; fns and costs.
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Arrival Of the Empire City.
The Maine Election.

BANGOR, September IAN election Was
held yesterday in this State fer Governor,
members of the Legislature, and six Oongrsn-
men. There were four candidates In the nsld
for Governor and sixteen candidates for Con-
gress. The following were the candidates fos
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sep 4-d
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ANOTHER FINE For FALSE MEASURES.
! hcer Wollard ysstsrdsy brought A. Donaldson
stamped and fslss measures. Fine and costs
s. 5s.