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By GREEN T. SCOTT, Auctionesrs.
ERAME HOUSE AND LOT and Brick Bake Oven
= at Auction -Oa MONDAY, the 18th ms ant.
We shall sell, in front OF the premises at o'clocf
p NJ, north part of Lot s. in Square No 4sI, having
mont OF twenty fest on 9th street wet at the oor
ner OF North street, runsjng back 90 feet, With
tne IN provements, which ava good two story fran
House. containing five goud and couyenjentJy ar
ranged rooms, and brick bake oven, by 10 feet,
Terms: One third cash the balance Ia six and
- nonns, Ihe puTcnaser to give notes for the
deferred payments, bearing interest from tho day Of
sale. ~,
A deed given and deed If trust taken,
GRREN b SCOTT,
sep sd Auctioneers
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BY 6 r. DYER.
Il. y. WRIGHT, Auctf0ucer.

VRRY vALUABLs PROPERTY at Auction.-op
TuBeDAY evening next. the 18th instant, at
IT O'Clock. shall sell, In front of the prerpisee
part OF Let No. H. in squsre 465 fronting 80 feet on
North g, between 9th and It'll streets running back
III feet to Is foot paved alley, improved by two
small brick tenements, now under rent at SIS per
mouth. r.
The shove can Be resdiIy improved. as the walls
are IA inches thick
Terms: $500 cash 5000 on the LIST March next;
the oslsnoe in monthly instalments Of $50 each,
without interest SEN Id
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ny II. b. WRIGHT, GEORGETOWN.
II RUsTBRs SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
IN GEORGETOWN, NEAR THE TWENTY
buILDlN6s.-On THURSDAY, the 18th Of Octo
Ger next, at O'Clock. P. NJ in front Of the premi
ees, shall 'ell at public auction, by virtue of
Deed OF Trust from Henry Goldsmith and Elisabeth
his wife, to the subscriber, bearing date fifth of
obtoeer, lsse, and duly recorded in the land
records for Washington county. District Ct Column
ha, part OF lot No. 49, situated at the southeast
corner OF Market and Fourth streets in Beatty and
HswslnF addition to Georgetown. beginning for tie
said piece at the south eat corner Of said streets
thence soufherly with the line o. Market street
tnirt5-two feet Pix inches to Henry Tsnnels' lot,
thence with his grou- easterly seventy feet o.
OF less, thence northerly parallel with Market
street. thirty two feet six inches to Fourth street.
ana VIZ 1t westerly seventy tsst or lsss to the
beginning, with the improvements which consist of
good two story Brick House
Ts'msf Ohe-third cash, the balance In six and
twelve months; the deferred payment to be secured
sy deed OF trust on the property. All conveyance
at the cost of the purchaser
GHORGE LAURY,
sep A-Woocti3 Trustee.
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SELLING OFF TO REMOVE.

HAVING lesrsd the lsrs- and connections store
III room on the southwest corner OF Pennyins-
uia avenue and 18th street, end hitting up In me
% ct modern and approved manner. We oner ID me
meantime at our CID STAN, induoeNenf 70 gorons,
{. m Of Music, Piano Fortes. and al other nnasL
Ii struneuts, such % may never occur sgain-
Great eductions FIR cash.
~ Remember, our offers Of bargains st ne olo
stand close the 23d instant, about vnon ~
GO kone to see ali old custom r. and their friends
HILBUs HITD
MuGc DepoA
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TELERAPHIC.
RIpFeuly fbf he Daily Evening star
Funeral Of Hr sshau6er-Impesine Dis.
play-fhe Usrksts AZ

piay-Ihe xarksts, 90.
BALTIMORE, Sept. is Tho funeral Of M.
sehaufsr, the editor OF the wseksr, I" Ger.
man paper, took place this morning. There
were upwards OF two thousand persons In the
funeral procession, and what with the mourn.
fui strains OF music, tie drspsd banners, and
the other sad outward svidsnces Of rsspees far
the memory Of the deceased, Il proved 70 b
one Of the most imposing displays ever viii
messed In Baltimore. Several suloeies on Ii
deceased were pronounced at the grave, sfssr
the fashion 90 much in vogue In France and
In many pars Of Germany.
The weather is cool and delightful. There
will be an immense turn out FOR the fair n
the Mechanics Institute Hall to night.
Holders of -four are asking higher prices To-
day. No sales Wheat has slightly advanced,
Sales of IL, 600 bushels, white. at 81 65sSI. rs:
red, 81 35a$1 IS Corn-sales Of 900 bushels.
white, Soc yellow, $50.
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tn ONLY EzrlarA1xx,sr ro.N,ar, .

TH1 OILY ENrl1fAiRxRHr To.N1eBr
Dunn Bowsrs With his aids. river the univ
public entertainment to take place N Wa,h.
ington this evening, wuich will, Of cour.a drav
fuil house ct Csrusi's. Messra. Bsve,.
hanay, lnclsdon, and Prospects, uneoualled
oano, are IN the bill, and are to render vome
nne songs and pieces. Ethiopian eccentric.
lues VIII Do introduced, and the whole conclude
n nr the original Old Bob Ridley, BY Dunn
DoNen, accompanied by Bob Handy on his
OF very interesting ooncert-so be surs and
go,all 70 lovers of the sentimental and amusine.
HIssxArH.s.-saturdsy night offered op.
activity and strength Of numbers Of the entire
ponce force. Mr.. Jas. f. Tucker, while on
nD way home was knocked senseles, by blow
on the head from . brick, and while in that
conditlon his pockets wore robbed None of
the thieves were identified or arrested, and
they are at liberty to repeat the offence on
some other person This 10 not the only case
OF this sort in the last three weeks We have
heard OF several, but no arrests.
Music AT THE PRESIDENTS GRouNps.-A
large number of ladies and gentlemen attended
at the public concert on SATURDAY. afternoon
".
Scala. The pieces played were the Marseilles.
sad to be the Presidents favorite,) Ernani
Quick Step. Overture, Mazurka Gallop, Cavi-
tina, Faithful Bride, Flute Solo, Grand Waltz,
composed expressly for the Marine Band By
r. Scala Duetto, from Donizetti's opera Of
the Gypsy" for cIarionet and flute; Chilena
Rationale; Dear Memory. with variations; q
Polka, and Yankee Doodle
CRoss-FrRING.-This morning, Capt. Birch
had two cases before him, which caused manv
smiles among the audience. The parties were
John Rabbit and Ellen Ward The lady had
been threatened by John, and in order to be
safe she put him under security for peace.
John thought he was in danger, and 50 he got
warrant for the lady. The trials were post
poned until this evening.
WATCH RsrURNs.-Saturday night, Hugh
Mccormick, drunk and lying in the carriage
way OF tho avenue, workhouse thirty DAYS.
This morning, Galen Catcher and Sarah John.
son, drunk and disorderly, fine and costs
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10y VIRTUE Of writ of venditioni expands, is
- sued BY =. 8 Myer, one Of the Justiees CT the
Peace for Washington county, D. O., and to me- d.
rected will expose to sale 1t public auction. In
front of the premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th day
OF September next, at o'clock p M, for cash. one
brick houEe and lot situated 9Th street west be-
the City Of Washington, late the property Of BsGs
Wise seized and in execution at the suit Of William
B. Todd. henry YRATMAN
Constable for Washington county.
aug 98-M&W8u
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By g. r. DYER.
Il. >. WRIGHT, Auctioueer.

nN WEDNESDAY evening next, The Goth inst :,
" at O'clock. shal sell, 1 front Of the premi
see, Lots Nos aud 4, in Davidson's subdivision of
square l6l fronting % feet each on north street.
between Connecticut avenue and 18th street west
running b.ck l2s feet.
The above Lots situated Ia the most rapidly
improving part Of the city, aud worthy attention.
as they must be sold.
Terms Onethird cash; balance in one, two and
three years. for notes satisfactorily secured barring
interest sen Id
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HOUSES & LOTS AT PRIVATE sALR-
- Three frame Houses, tvo-story and attic, with
back building, situated on 1871 street south, betV,
B and streets vest.
on 9TH street north, between and Sta west.
Uns nams House, tvostory, garrett and back
buildings on It'll street south, between and sts.
west.
Twelve building Lots, between Sd and ~ streets
ssst and II and streets south, containing in ali
$4,000 square feet Of ground, with two small tsns-
rosnts thereon. This would be dssirabls location
for market garden.
One threestory brick fire proof Shop, in reserva.
uon 10, to the rear Of Jackson Hall. This would
answer admirably for q book bindsry or printing
smce or could easily be converted ito livery sta.
not be found.
All the above described property will be sold on
reasonable terms on application to
GKO ". GARRETT,
Lumber Yard, corner of 9Th and it,
" 6-Aoff
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By BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Auct,rs
GEORGETOWN.

GEORGETOWN
GOVERNMENT sALB OF THE LITTLE FALLS
~ Bridge-On TUESDAY morning next, 10th
instant 1t 10 o'clock at the site OF the Little Falls
BRIDGE We will sell at public auction. large lot of
Tools and Materials used in the construction of an
Iron bridge at that place, Is
Large Timber Wheels, Horse Cart
Ok Cart, Wheelbarrows
Boom Derrick and its machinery, complete
Large lot Of blacksniths' Tools Bellows 10.
10 Stone Cutters and Masons' Tools
DO Rigging and Blocks
Do Chains and CrLwbars
Jack screw, Stoves, Cutting BOZ, &c.
ALSO, Frame Houses, as Blacksmith's Shops, Sta
bler, Stalls, Ac.
Al+o, veay large lot Of Wrought and Cast Iron,
Screw Bolts and Nuts, &C.
Terms cash, In specie
BARNARD l. BUCKLEY,
sep I'D Anetioneers.
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E0R RENT-TO COAL DEALERS. OR THOsH
Il DESIRING TO 60 INTO THAT BUSINESS
"atlach Hope have for rent tbs very be.t location
tor coal yard in Washington city-the va.ant lot
on pennsylvania avenue, attached to the building
at the corner of 18th street. heretofore occupied by
Edwin Green's Cabinetware Manuiactory A con
venfent brick OH attached and the lot Is amply
large The location is the most central, conspicu.
ous snd Convenient Of access In Washington fcr the
c'al business. For ent-rpr isng man the Oh .noe
Is rare one For terms apply carly ct the Star
CiuCc
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THE UNION ACADEMY.

Corner of l4th street and Neso York ape,suS
'HlS institution will be opened for the next yea1
i on the first Monday In September. 1854 The
number Of pupil, is KNITTED. The school will con
fist Of three classes, Junior, Middle and Senior Nv
cry desirable facility Is offered. Ap lications shouit
be made immediately Preference given to those
who enter for the longest time.
Circulars at the Bookstores.
TIN UNION FEMALE ACADEMY Will oren al
the same time. Circulars as above.
z. RICHARDS,
jy 31-d3m MRS M, A. RfcHARDS
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HEALTH OF TIE LARGE CIrIEs.-Total mum.
Der of deaths in New York last week, 675-in.
GLIDING l24 from cholera In Philadelphia,
22o misunderstanding ii from cholera. In
Boston, % deaths-including Z from cholera.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

VNHE subscriber has now completed his srrsnrc-
Il ments for receiving regularly from the justy
celebrated Pennsylvania Glades, the sweetest and
ocst BUTTER produced in tbs country
he !, also receiving daily from the Celebrated dai-
rise Of psnnsylvsnia fesh PRINT BUTTER, Of his
Stall, No lis, Centre Market
ness to share portion Of public patronage.
sep l6-eo3ts JAS DUNAWIN.
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Street Preachins-Riot at New York

NIw YoRk, Sept. ia distur bancs took
place this afternoon At street preaching gath
ering in tho Park, which threatened quite So
rious consequences. but the police we're on the
ground in full force and checked the rioters.
No person WAS seriously injured - far - has
been aScertaipsd
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By z. 9, WRIGHT, aeorsstown.

~ Ne . "HA0HTB Georgetown.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE 1t Aucton,-On
sATukDAY af ernaon next, the 23i instant.
81 ooiocs shall sell, in front of the premises,
sas 'eii, IN 'front.' OF the premises part Of Lot No
u, In Old Georgetown, fronting 20 feet on Bridge
street, by 20 feet in depth, improved With . two
story dwelling HouNe
This property 70 well located, being the secc nd
house west of the Town Hall
Terms: One-third cash; the balance IN and 70
months, with interest.
Z. 8. WRIGHT,
sep I'D Auetioneer.
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GEORGETOWN, D. O.

h h:.. A. WI Fl. 6 3; 2i.rk' r.uupA.s.
N'HA duties of THE Seminary will be resumed on
i FRIDAY, Septt mber 1sr.
The course of studies actually pursued in this IT,
sdtution embraces higher and more thorough
range than that pursued In any other Female Sem
mary In the Union.
The location Of the eemnary Is remarkable for IT.
salubrity. Ths buildings are large, the rooms caps
cious, and the grounds for recreation arc very Am
pie.
Terms for boarding pupils $9oo Per session Of 10
months payable on the LIST o September and Ist OF
February. This charge includes boarding, tuition
In English and Mathematics, room rent fuel lights
and WASHING. Music, French, spanish, &c. Drawing
and Painting extra
Day scholars nom s. to SO Per quarter according
to the tlasses which they enter.
Reference IL made to Dr.. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Geo. F. de Ia Roche, W. g: Ridgely, nsq, " Hunter
Esq, VI. g. II. Taylor, Esq, Francis Dodge, ESQ,
Robert P. DodgA, Esq, and Dr.. O. NJ. Linthicum'
Georgetown, D. G.; and to Jos. b. Bradley, Esq
Aaron G; Dayton, Esq, and Mr.. Fitshugh ooyis,
Washington, D. O.
jyl4-n 1ntsl Union)
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The Cholera at Columbia.

COLUMBIA, Pa, September ls.-Ths pssti.
lenos has nearly disappeared from our town
Many of our citisens, who left in such hot haste
have returned
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Purchase Of Congress Han.

sARArosA, Sept 1o.-Mr Hathorns, former
y OF Union Hall, has purchased Congress
Hall, and will spend 80, 900 in improvements
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DEV. PROF. LIPPITT's Select eeheol
IL for Young Ladies Will Do rsepsned On Acneay
the 18Th instant At No. 461 Wen Tenth sess1 -
tween and sis
A limited number only Of pupils viii be redvso-
For admission, terms, courss Of stufss, g, q
plication to be made 70 ths RAuskpsl q 10 ssoooi'
IN G-eoae
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FRENCH AND NNGLISH
BOARDING IND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNo
LADIES'
pY NJ. A. TYSON and Sisters, on st. between
~ 18th and 18th streets, Washington, b. 9Th.
duties CT this Institution will be resumed on Mon.
day, the 18th September, when the pupils are de-
sired to be punctual In tn. ir seats.
For terms, DC, circulars may be had at all the
principal bookstores in the ci.y.
aug l0-eotlSthSAp ID
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4 Ii persons she want to employ hands other
IA IN their busines or a. servant. e wsll ~
those looking far employment may cali At my ofhes,
5th street, between Psnnsylvanis avenue and the
Csusl, opposite Centre Market.
Also, Lots and Houses Tor sale.
sep u-lwe QHARLD WAL2
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NEW ORLsANs.-Order reigns at New Or.
leans! 1t seems that the shooting of worth
less dog was tho sole origin of the terrible
riots which have disgraced that city.
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ENGLISH CABBAGE SEEDS.

fTNHB undersigned has TO Ter . Zoe stocE Of I'm
Il glish CABBAGE sBBD, among which are the
following esteemed kinds: Iarly lmperors, larry
Battsrssa. Early York, Bsrly large Yors, ln1eld
Market, Large Fiat Dutch, BitchePs Alert Non
p,reil, shillings' Qosen, sprotsbro, Fheelers I'm
p.rial, &c. large stock Of the nnest TurniP Feed
all warranted fresh and genuine.
JNHS SAUL,
Seed store, corner It'll and strsstA
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Prom New York.

Nsw YORK, Sept. lS.-No tiding, yet Of the
Collins steamer Atlantic, now in her thirteenth
day from Liverpool. She will bring four dayS
later intelligence from Europe.
The market for breakstpns 10 somewhat
frmer to-day. Stocks dull The money mar
kst continues in very stringent position.
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REsIDENCEs for rent

COUNTRY RESIDENCES for rent.
" 1 have for rent, lal new HOUsHs, with 2
acres Of ground attached to each situated on Ksr.
dali Green" little more than mile n,sthssstsrly
from the Capitol.
These houses are spacious and convenient. with q
cellar, woodshed and stable for each, and puns OF
excellent vetsr at hand.
The situation Is beautiful, overlooking a large
portion OF the city, and In full view the Capitol
nue. and II street.
An omnibus line for usual faro, has been psrms.
nentiy established on the route, and runs twice a
day between Kendall Green and the Presidents
Squsrs, leaving at .. m. and p. m. Retu ming,
leaves Centre Market, where 1t makes brief atand
at 81 and ~ O'Clock. -''N'
Rsnt-TW0 HUNDRED DOLLARS year.
The houses not yet taken are open for inspection
who lives on Cottage street or nyseif At nv rss,'
dence, near the premises.
je 20-tf ANos upayD.ry
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AAhHlED.

On the l7th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. DashieI, Mr.
JAS. EDWARD to Miss ELIZA RIGGI pa ho,h
Of this city.
On The l7th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. White, RICH
AkD FRANCIS TO Miss +RY CONNER, dauah-
'sr VI john Conner, ESQ.,, all OF this city.
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Rising Of the Ohio Riyer.

CINCINNATI, Sept. I6.-The Ohio river h0
risen several feet above here, and We expect
it will rise here two or three feet. which viii
make it four feet above ito usual height 70
Louisville.
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A REWARD FOR INDUsTRY-Any person with
"a very small sum Of money can obtain rcsses-
SION Of business which will afford a hand.ome Iiv
ing, or may, by proper recommendations fer honesty
&C., become partner with q correct young man in
such BUSINESS. Apply to
JOHN D. CLARK, Agent,
At United States Police Office, 18th ct.
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TrottinG Match

Bosros, Sept. ia trotting ms>ch eaDs
Oh at Cambridge TO day, between the trotting
horse kossuth and the mare Alics, for parse
of $40 goo. Kossuth won the purse.
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WANTS NEGROEs.-The Subscribers are
W all times in the market buying SLAVES, nav
Tag the highest cash prices. Persons bavine Slaves
lot sale VIII please call at 242 PRATT STREET, Bal
dmore, Nd Skaters old STANDBY Slaves taksn On
board at Is cents per day.
feb Ply B.M.& WI. CAMPBELL.
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CLOTHING

oFRRsT oUALITIEs-In order TO run Oh our
l aasortment Il summer Clothing, We are now
oGering our entire stock at cos, embrsonf ne
i, rsst and finest variety OF fashionable styles 70 "
uIS Iy MApB TO oRDSR-ws have . Arg
, a - b;on.hle stock CT nne clythf, casimens -
r.stings Of every de- irsbie style and qusny, VIC
va will make to order In the moot superior
a UGH cheaper thsn the usual city RH lnsssNs
o.,nr,,x.ui. avenue, between 9Th and ,0tn -,
ao,y 70 Iron HAL also, doors east OF Nsaons
-neKt door 10 ho sepe
tol
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AMOS. KENDALL.

- Building Lots in the vicinity Of the CITY Hall:
also in the LIST Ward and also variety in ali Other
parts of the city Also, two small frame dwellings.
situated In an improving neghborhood; all Of which
David Myerle, at Mrs. Adams, opposite to Browns,
Hotel, or through the post office, post paid.
jy l0-eo3m
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dor RENT-Offoe Rooms Nos. 8 and 7. sCo,um.
4 bia Place." corner of Louisiana avenue and 18th
street. -.
Also, the Sd and 4th story rooms, each embracing
ene whole extent OF tbs building. Apply to
b G. BARNEY,
je 38-eotf r. batrssn e4h ND ytb a..
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DIED.

In this city, on the 18th instant wM MOanIv
nanss OF England, but for the last q years resi-.
Mrs. MARGARET A., wife of Thaddeus s,ureis
Coumbss (Gs.) and Mobile, tAfs.) papers please
copy.
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Educational.
RUGBY ACADEMY,

RUGBY ACADEMY,
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
GENTLEMEN.
Corner of X and 18th streets.
TIVE duties Of this Academy will DO resumed ON
i the first Monday in eeptember.
circumstances have induced the proprietor to re
duoe tie number Of pupils and receive few, to
whom he will devote his personal attention.
Circulars Of the institution can be obtained at the
residence Of the principal.
aug 29-lm a. MORRISON
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TO THE LADIES.

NEW FALL GOODS-I have just returned from
IN the North with the most beautiful assortment
of Embroidsries, Fancy, and Trimming Goods eve,
yet brought to this market, to which invite the
attention IT the ladies of this vicinity They s,e
the nrst goods In this market, and will be sold al
the usual low prices. Call and examine them
whsthsr you vtsh to purchase or not.
r.. +. MYER,
At the sign OF the blue and white Awning,
Pa avenue, tstwssn Sth and oth stG.
1h-aoHf
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Y0UEG LADIES' CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
Indiana duente, bettoesn Sd and ~ streets,
NIARLY OPPOSITE CITY HALL
'I'HE sxerciss Of this School will be resumed on
i MONDAY, the 11th September next
Circulars sent on application.
aug 2l-1m STEPHEN 81. MIRICK A. NJ
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p. H. SIMS,
PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT

'INHE undersigned having completed his arrange
i ments, caused by the late ire, would respect
fully state that he has opened his establishment on
TIN street, near the Canal, opposite tbs Market and
Is now ready to furnish and put up everything ap
pertaining to his business at the shortest possible
notice. P. II. SIMS,
Plumber, eth street, OPP Market House.
sep 5-1ms
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SHIRTS-SHIRTS

NIE desire to call the attention of citizens and
w strangers to our large assorl ment of fine me
dun and low priced quslities If white End color ed
Shirts, which We are Offering at a small aivance
ABOVE cost, making 1t greatly to the advantage OF
purcnasers to call and examine our stock.
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Pa avenue, next door to Iron Hall.
sep eff
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9 Filing OFF AT UNPRECEDENTED Low
~ KAfES-Being DESTROYS of reducing our pres
Ont stock in order to make room for our new Goods
ior TIE Fal! and Winter trade, We will commence
this day and continue until furthsr notice to offer
our stock OF Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Stationery,
Musical instruments, Pianos, Co. at exceedingly low
prices. JNO. p. ELIIs'
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II f1p11Iu' Mrs. e dERMAN
E. FISHER & CO.,
FRENCH STEAM SCOURER&
MI1LL thoroughly Clean ell kinds Of Ladies and
w children's Dresses msds Of Silk, Velvet or
Wool. 0entlemen's Goats, Pants, VeAte and Cra.
watts, without thinking or taking OF The natural
gloss.
The utmost punctuality warranted.
White Grape shawls don. up equal to new.
N. B.-Coats and Pants, if desired, will be mended
In the very neatest sty.e.
VIM. P. sHBDD, Agent,
Fancy Goods and Millinery, 18th Il,
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