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M ANTEO-Tsn or twelve dlnIng-room SEP
Wy NNTS for the Fauquisr White sulphar
springs; Enquire At the once ON the corner Of Z
ouo ioln steeets ..--.5+..-. aug 1T
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EsOR RENT-Two thrssssorv Wzp.gorS1-
T. on SA street west, oppodts tbs O.t,. 49,
rof Terms apply TO Jno. H. semmss o.
1o TO udInG MURRAY sEMNre
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"~anes" sad Fasfet" adyertisements, four lin c,
6 iees, ios each Insertion. Is eanss; each addnionx
line 5 cents. z,eTv - - - =
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kfOk RANT-OMoe Rooms Nos and 2, sso.au..
ea Fisoe' corner OF Louiaana avenps nd .th
AlsS, the d and 4th story rooms, ssch snhr,d,r
me whole extent OF the building Apply 70
je cs-eott R.hstvsan Str - 20
A EXCELLENT BUsIREss STORE abr r..
a For Rent, . vsry desirable buinsas uand. su,e.
sois tor any description Of merchandising, k..s~t
on Ileh street one door from Pennsylvauis svr,us
next adjoining r RarnhAn,s book and statscr.rr
establishment o0nerJ
10 . good tenant and eenteel busiseu n. ,.,.
=. = pat O. modersts rsss by the yeAr, psysni,
aiateiy. For further particulars inuolrs on n.
derSgned GRO. A, ". RANDALL.
Groosr, corner Pa svsnue and I'm T.
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WAnta,

"Wants" sad Wasfstn advertisements, four liner
OK ees. ios each Insertion, Is esnss; each additional
'."e .'s1. Ii. ftr "a
WANTED-Esood oolor,d COOK (l.v. NJ.
w fsred9 Apply st The hrick house, On a..
northeast corner Of 9th and streets
aug ls-lts 1.r-.v IA III = - -.-. s.
UrANTED-Atths Rx,l,o.a R.st.ur.n4 . ,ooa
w honest plain COOK. man or woman. kyso
smart setv colored Boy, to make himself useful.
II any g'ntleman q lady having slaves an. =, riur
.ne snoSs cssrfp Ion, and Wiling TO hire, may de
Sa "a .ner ssstinS home Chat will be perfectly
aug l7-st.s WASHINGTON aas si.osh p.no.
WANTEB To 90 IN The eouutry, two W95TF
~ oi6LS Qrish p eferred5 one a. Cook and
tee other a. Chambermdd. both 70 understand
aug l7-lv' JACKSON, BRO. 4 co.
WAsTED-A white or colored NAN, {slave pre.
w ierre1l BY the month or year, to v,rk on /.
small hfm, fifteen minutes walk IRON Geore.tovn.
Aiso' rough Carpenter:
.--s e2e l ~ opp. TIE Treasury
WANTbD!To pURoHAsE-.By . gentleman, for
w his own use, q female house serynnt And
eeamstress. For such liberal price Vim b poSi.
Apply Immediately At the Khkwood House rD-
WANTED- Every man an j woman to mad the
~ advertisement Of the UNION LIND 1850
CAuON, which you will End In this papsr, In the
column headed "For Sale and Rent"
aug l2-2w ~
"ANTED-Tsn or twelve dIninesroom SEP
Wy ANTS for the Fauquisr White sulchar
springs; Enquire 1t the once ON the corner Of 2
ouo Ioe1 stteeIs -.rs t..-... ,- aug 1T
NANTED-In saall family, . good F1HALA
cox. Enquire at this ofass .
WANTGD.-A good cook; also, a black man. at
w. 's- -.-- 81. G. VI. HAVENER'S,
~ ~ street, between 4 and 9Th
WET NURSE WANTED.-A healthy Woman,
w without q child, can get good wages a. = Wei
Nurse, BY Supplying at Room No. 81, United State.
Hotel. Any one Wishing the place viii please make
early application. - ~ s-tf
INFANTS NEGROES.-The .ubscr,bers ar,
w oil times in the market buying SLAVES, nay
Ing the highest cash prices. Persons having asvei
for sale Will please call at 242 PRATT STREET. Bal
timoss, ND, Skaters old stand) Slaves taken OF
oosio az 70 cents PSF day
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WANTED- Every man and woman to mad the
~ advertisement Of the UNION LIND ASSO-
CiA11ON, which you will End In this pspsr In the
aug l2-2w
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WAETkpNA coed -oolossd COOK (alavs Pre-
Htf ed Apply st the brick house, On the
nossossss corner Of 9th and streets
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WANIED-!n . sraall family, good KENALE
" COOK. Enquire at this ofRss I.
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AxorHsR RExovL-We have been in
formed that Mr.. James, . wstohman in the
Ssste Department has been removed. Cause,
Hnow- Nothiagism.
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q
Michael W elch entered the clothing store OF
A Ssldrer Co., and asked to DO fitted With
. suit of clothes. After suiting himself, and
having the new clothes on, he walked out with.
out paying for them. He was taken before
Capt Birch who sent him to Jail While Oh
his way to the prison he admitted to once,
Allen, who had him in custody that he was
the person who struck PiOwman the watchrnan
IN Baltimore some time since. and for which
Watkins was arrested. His admissions will be
ofimportance on the trial of thatcase. Officer
Allen has telegraphed to Baltimore to give
the Information.
Nor IN PLACE IN THE CRY HALL.-It will
Be seen by the following note that our infor.
nation in regard to Mr.. Davis getting place
In the City Hall, on his removal from the CITY
Post Office, was erroneous:
WASHINGTON, Aug. Is, 1854
= Msssrs. WailacA y Hopl: The statsment in
tho Star, yesterday, that 1 had got place in
tie City Hall, is without foundation. It i.
true, hold place az . representative of the
people in the Third Ward in the Board OF
CoGmGn Council; but I am not an applicant
for any other place.
Respectfully, JOSEPH W. DAVIS.
LAST NiGaf OF THE MINsrRELs
che Odd Fellow Hall was fashionably and
fully flled last evening to witness Mr. Swee-
ny's entertainment, get he has determined to
give but orc more concert, and that will
take place this evening. tie goes to Virginia.
and perhaps NAV never again appear in public
on the stage All hands will therefore bid
him kind farewell" on the occasion.
TIE UNION INFANTRY MUsKEr.-A specimen
Of the little nuskets now being manufactured
for the Union Infantry, one OF our juvenile
corps, may be seen in the window Of the jew.
airy store OF Messrs. Key~or,h & ca. 1t is q
beautiful piece of work, with percussion Jock,
de-, the same 40 the modern U. S. muskst, and
viii shoot rs we'll. It is stamped with the
name wv. Hudson, Grand street, NJ :" and
the bayonet is marked, us BIB" Major
heyworth takes much interest in the youthful
soldiery, and is much pleased to show their
musket TO visitors at his store The COMPANY
viii parade on the 18th Of September, if their
muskets como to hand
LARCENY or A SKIFP.-Jas Evans, boy.
was arrested On W ncsday by officer flaming,
ana taken before Justice Clark, charged with
Stealing small boat from the canal. After
snst he was held TO bail to appear at the Grim.
mai Court. Two other lada, w. Garner and
j. Jones, were implicated, and this mornino
both appeared ~ the Office of Justice CAL
and gave security for q further hssrin~ Ths
stolen boat was found hid in some weeds "a
Franklin row, several squares distant from the
canal. - 'I =
ANOTHER REAovA.-We have been, in.
formed that Mr.. James, . wstchmsn in the
Sssts Department, has been removed. Cause,
r nosS. NothinRism As ts q
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. Has removed to the VEST HOUSE
If the Seven buildings, lately occupied BY Mrs Mum
roe. aug 15-1Ws
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baADSCAEtaAs MAAIsx cosss,
~a"teiaiAsisTs Onscr Washington, septraber Il,
~LfAkaiI SEALED PROPOSALS Al usi. ono.
~1n s."ess n on Tuesday the ssh day u
neat ii FURNISHING msnne. at he IA
lowing siAiions, tof The year
Chanest0NA. MassAchuscsis
fpEisasSuuis NeA amps
6f0okls NJ Lons Island, Ne. forA.
fhissei phaAs Pennsylvania.
6osross near Norisak. Virginia
sirng1on- Fi0rda ; and
Washington DsstHio u Cuaaushi1.
LseA 4uon ~ CONSIST
% Hsee quarters " pound OF Of
sA1 nAae o. supernne flour, opoA
e government 4Hd al The p0asas VI good
we've poanos o. The beet View Orleans quarts
~Ais btsns foGr Of quarts
Foun oa AAe brown and half pouas Of good
b4Ia oipsssa iAiio" candles hundred
ihr See 'eqAifed shall be delivered order
AHAaAg u each ether Lulk the
auon, ana sna consist Of Tie pieces
carcass uis of1 70 be No posk groceries
be i oest aaAiy Of The kinds named
No nia va pe saefalned accompanied The
I'VE nreles shown y thus Office certified Official per
sou 10 DC rlots-d Proposals
addressed 10 ts taaaerAsier Corps
D. C. -
The Patriot, CoDcord New Hsmpsire Gazette Portsmouth
ehusetfsi Day Book New York; Eagle, Brooklyn
Asd Evening Argus Philadelphia
Sisbe, fosaieun, srgaA Norfolk, Ng
rensAeoA fofida and Ancieni Gill; Florida
publish it above Three times 2sh Of
next sna sehc h accompanied BY Il ts adyeruseH-ns
Sept 14-~awA asfaOct
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ssas .nd ns consumer Of dy geaeraI
ernGly purchased auctions N' 800
10 pieces rch bleach esnu per YARD worn
assorted eoisfed rAl sts 80 per ward
large lot Of ehenn-et. serve. with other
- .es. taan hall tas Importers cost
P,eess Lap.n black boassassns" Al sasqu&nes les.
pses heavy corded mourning silks 81 50 per yard value
n
psees pans, Oat sos sifks for evening
dresses, " pr yard value 81 20
pieces hesy poal de sois silks, eol0rs, per
pieces French menOs, eoors, cents per =Ia
value ST.
~ pieces furniture cAnixe IAN yard vaae lea
pieces rich PLAID subs Is esns yer yard well worth o.
- pieces extra neh do. 81 lsk yard; value 81 IS
~ cartons PLAIN white Grape -hxws
Cartons ladies golden tofderee long scar.s
: sefions printed cashmere sta avis for autumn
. doIeE ladies' dArk and Md gloves
mend, al 70 ccr.s pair by Inc dozen only
Ia mas eonnefiSn IL place no hid gloves
= Wal be taken back exchanged"
~ cartons rich inland nress uAe-Qaser
less value
800 pieces ieh etnt1es quality at lax cents per YARD
IS pieces nnunels one ouartrr
Than pnees
10 pieces exua handsome and appropriate
pieces fine and stylish moosselines
designs xad combinations
10 Qualities
cartons iadies embroidered skirts
- pieces unusually stylish and Iacdern pzds,
Nih Other ordered cry goods
house. 70 which daily additions xren made.
food Articles low and fair dealing
One psee only.
We peg 10 suggest 10 customers they
Al Nd request 10 take home goods
i"f Inspection As IL creates confusion in
We would aso state thai requisite pesen
ty oe pare or closed by Having pncs
ea"shg n.iis Is noi expected 10 occur.
PERRY BROTHER,
: Cenira s'orrs wss house opposite Centre Market.
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u Y IT T. l. + q II A r III

New YoRK, Sept 25-snce the reward Of So 900 for the
apprehension Of Schuyler has been offered has been
tanned that the deauer took passage for Esrrpe
weeks ago
Mr.. Mackenzie A introduce Maine-liauor bin into
Ae Canadian Parliament Monday There good
prospect Of the bin passing.
The funeral of Bishop Wainwright took place at one
O'Clock. Trinity Church filed its capacity and
all the Episcopal clergy of the city attendance
ceremonies and services the Imposing character
An immense Of people followed the remains Of the
lAnented bishop.
In the Rene district the anti Nebraskaies have nominated
Adophus Skinner for Congress.
ed States mail steamship ST. Louis sailed at noon
to-day for Southampton and Havre- She took forty
eght passengers and saTa,e 600 in specie
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BY }. G. aocuIAE, A.,,,s...r.

L,ACE4LEST FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTs
IL public aacon.Oa Thuradsy morning, September
al 10 O'Clock, Garner on uor1h street
between Delaware and Frxl east
furniture and household effects,
Mahogany hair spring sofa
DO ano parioT chairs rocker
Do r9at tables, git frame
L1eeiient spring se2f lounge, rockers
Tires ply aBd ingram carpets cicioils
Cane, oak office and coftays
Hat ek stair carpets, rods
french and cottage becslesds
Feather beds ta ers and pillows, sprRs mattress
Walnut dressing and plain bureau.
HaTar05es, as.is;Ands, toilet sets
Mahogany dinIAg and bre4ksxs; tables
superior refrigerator eooS fixtures
Buffers Tray China, glhas, anc crockery
EaclatoA and alright
Together with -acefen
The furniture nearly
Terms; s and undtr, cash credit If End
hur months satisfactorily endorsed bearing
r sThe house Is for Inquire PREMISES OF the
aacuoBecr. Rent $500 JAS. G, MCGUIRE,
sep nd AucaOD.er.
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TIM ScHrYLrR FEAUDs-We are this morning enabled
q lay before readers s report Of ne directors Of the
Sew York and New Baven Railroad Company which is 10
be submitted the stockholders their special meeting
to be held in this city on the Sd OF October From this
document il appears that the amount Of spurious stock
issued by Robert Schuyler the company transfer agent in
New York i II, 1872 shares 200) besides certificates
for sos shares Slsa09ob transferred without surrender
ing the original certificates which original certificates
therefore represent stock the books Of the
pAHy. OF tie fraudulent stock s2s3 shares stand
the books q the company in the Of parties to whom
trey transferred ny r. g. l. schuyler The whole
amount Of the frauds committed BY Schuyler, in way
or another in the Of the company, by the misuse
Of its obligations 10 very nearly S2,0oo,o0o.
On the question whether the spurious stock should be
assumed by THE company the directors express opinion
Their able counsel howererviZ VIM Curtis Noyes and
George Wood esas-in document appended TO the re
port express decided opinion that these fraudulent cer
eates stock sTe Illegal and void and do not implics
TIE company in an way and that without On act OF the
Connecticut Legislature together with the assent OF thr
stockholders the company cannot lawfully recognise and
adopt them representing shares in The company or emit
ting the holders any ef the rights Of stockholders
The meeting q tie sicckhodars called by me board for
The Sd Of oetober viii lie important one and should b.
generally stfended-N T. Jar. Of Can, SspL 81
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KherSa tali pest beside TIE road displays
10 ii kred arm, pointing the travellers eye,
hroah the small opening mid the green birch trees,
soq~rd under nosnta1p-sgmnit towering aIgh.
rAers pzsseS W A~s dssis sAs an4ioss gaze espy
crag abrupt hang from the uountsins brow.
Aock k1ser. scan that bare sharp cliff on high.
Aha He wundrous shape bursts on thee ROW
perfect human faeeneck chin, mouth. nose. and bros
md fHll ard plain those feature. arc displayed,
is hough solne sculpt0r's ehisel here bad made
This fragment Of colossal imagery
Inc compass . his plastic art 20 try.
FROM the curve DECK up 10 the shaggy hair
ihat shoot o2 Iine trees from the head on high.
All, al Is perfect; no Illusions there
10 ehesf the expecting eye with fsncied ferBss Of sir
Most ~onarous vision the broad earth hath net
Lhfeugh ~ hcE Bounds. an object like 70 thee
iaHt Traveller co recorded. nor a s.Io4
Wore G. e stir the poets phsniasv
GRAY Old Nan Of tie Mountain avfpI7
here ifonl thg wreath 81 coads thou dost uprear
Those iestures grand, the same etsrnaEy
Lone dwelger mid the hillsl with gaze alsrerp
ihoa isckest dorm, methinks. on al below thee herri
And curious travellers have descried the trsce
"a nc sage iranklin's physiognomr
y Nat most grave and philosophic fG.r
* e true oid Man that we 60 see
ssee ffankliu cqurteuance, thou indeed 1uust b.
learned philosopher most wise and staid.
lIom all thar sho1 hast had chance to see,
nlsoe ear u began. Here thou. too of has played
"i'h ighsnings, glancing round thy rugged head.
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OR yEw YORK CORRESPONDENCE.

DIR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.
Nrw YonK, September %, 1854
~ times may be hard but there outward, visible
- ~ tiybt and tightening money market Al the sin-
- lace. az amusement nightly thrown open to The
r the average receipts cannot be mHeh ess ,hAn 'sA
thousand dollGrs while the sums spent AZ 'hs
- The club houses the stores the drinking saloons The
..s rooms the races and the other fashionable and m
bionabe rortexes Of this city must De Immense NO mat
- h hard il may be 20 obtain money in all street, II
os and goes with unsparng hsnds IN ether PAis " 'h'
great metropolis. a.. - v;na
co-nnsnx No = of Williamsburg, going up me East
% on W eanesday evening, when opposite hurigAte ROD
- one Of the members Of No. Z offered wager That
be would imp overheard and swim ashore some person
scces,ed The wager, when Cineh unesPee'sN, f'-e
h,a and eouuenced swimming for shore The sleAAnDoA'
,sa ard small boat was sent out, but be refused 70
- board One Of the BaekEelfs island boats also
al, and although Cneh declined their assistance he
~ taken on board and landed on terra nriaa-
the fact nav be generally knoWns oat
, f that our police for number Of weeks have been
engaged IN endeavoring to ind cat the where
ut, Of SCHUYLER the sEnding president OF the New Ha-
sr railroad Search has been made for hn oui IN Fain
= .rious parts Of the country well as the CaaAdAs' and
he onriction is now general that be has taken privae
asviprp somewhere Enrope. The following is copy
r. ~ issued by Judge Stuart for the apprehension
AZ this worthy hn2neer
SaT of ge,r rork, cSty aaa coaty IF SsE York:
IA ny constable or policeman Of the city Of New York.
Whereas complaint oath has been made before the I'M
aagned Of the police justices in and for the SAID cit
III iha Aberntihy, secretary OF the New fork and
Su Haven Railroad Company, tsad company bang cor
ation under e laws OF said State Of New ork and GER
ain other persons being directors OF SAID company that al
the city Of New York, IN the state o. View ork one Rod
ert sehutls u' ~ 49, =. "a s AZ X ss nonan 80
NV ~ snd t,,L holders thereof ~ eli as other persons
niaasv forge and utter certificate stock
The said New York and New Haven which
a certificate Of stock urports 20 be for one hnndrd shares
q ths s1oeA ~ w ~ rs bundrad dalsr. er H. Ard
b as Ard i utterly nise. fraudulent and fictitious
md further that the said Robert Schuyler did, and has
the said city, FROM tune 70 tms and Al unes tren
and since ths sa,d ~ w. ~ YEA dsS ~ 49,
10Y u.s. of sock In The sad New York
~ Sew Haven Railroad Company, the Of
ioa 81 dogars, whereabouts each, and every
Of which said csrticates OF Stock are ass fraudulent ana
fictitious, and the making ana ut,sInx - .nsn " .he sang
oeIa..ei ~ -,
Therefore in the name Of the people Of the State
a. New York 10 command you. the said constable and po
and every one Of you to The body Of the
aid desendant ana ortnHa al psns 'u S N my
oAaei .ns 5;.,,;g IA the aid ,4v To ansyer ~
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by =. &. MCGUIRE. Aucttonesr.

SUPERoR PIANO FORTE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
~ accfohJn fraay
the residence az g. Tneis se.rs
shsl all
Rosewood piano forts, Of sayeof and i1uci
Mahogany spring sofa and dlysBs
DO pafiof chairs, rocker
HSnas8ns ~ "
Egyptian nlafbs-iop and tahaes
6hifrsme cooking glass, curtain aad
Three paror u chamber carr-is,
DicotI, crash, Carpet End rods
Mahogany dHice p,er, and card table
Leather covered spring icane.s
High and low posi- bed-tesd.,
Feather beds, hair and aRsk
Nardrn5es washssanis iniiel
Aainui q chMf
Astral lamp, CLOCK. shades
Excellent coos and fixtures
Together large OF housekeeping
to enumerBis.
SIS under, credit OF Two
four and FIRE months for satisfactorily bearing
G. MCGUIRE
sept % Auefoae,r.
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a NETSoR--A brilliant meteor observed about
oaock yesterday morning passing from west 10 east d.
'ecty over The city Il emitted hight similar fash
lightning which siractinE the attention o. infaT-
aat be- glanced up The hsaYeas and witnessed il pass
tom immeiiaiely his bead to point shout fifteen
distant where il exploded without apparent noise
!ng into nnumerable fragments II was white, and q
A'e'se brllancy These celestial phenomena have been
FsrT frequent durine the past month
TPbandslp1ia TyS,er.
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DIED.

On tss evening instant long grou Illness
MARY ELLEN Of GxorsE sckrs a5h year
aye. = srirhi hppe Of = hiissfnl immortality.
funeral wiz place th sunasyD rs-rno0p
Wesley Chapel Of ss bet
friends are Invited wirhoBi further
city, SD yaon VIRGINIA JOSE
Pr Ne wife % H. A. HsrbEE, ard dsuelr n ne Hoo. Hr~sT
Doses, aged z5 yesFs and mehfi.
friends ~ rc family respectfully invited
lsunssy) afternoon O'Clock, from
Carin Bin
fwiycpnn, ioNa, and CAliiSrh,a papers please cepyl
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CLEvELASD, Sept. 22The marshal of this city, yester-
day, arrested named Cohen from New York and
other named Freehar with about four reside here
for stealing valuable silks from several stores They appear
to be part of gang that belong New York and Cincinnati
The stolen goods had been Cincinnati BY express
the bills Of adng recovered Both the prisoners above
named are English Jews
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Academy of the Visitation.

He exercises OF this
day September, hitherto care VIII
bestowed the pupils
u aaished edaeHuon-
desired, The historical studies
French, which greatly facilitates acquiring
Oush knowledge Of thai while system pursued
teaching both srd
enaering The pupils accomplished
separation o. The junior enior
made aIc the result very tcnecis
youthful RENDERS OF academy.
Aug ll-3awd&etSepti5
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JUST OPENED IN IRON HALL
~ spacious IN iron Hail. avenue
Nina and Ini see And furnished with perhaps the largest
ane best selected stock Of boots shoes exhibited this
eiIy.
Esnt excel in all Particular other Of The kind
With This view be as made regular supply
lctursrs lhi County, every variety
shoes m ladies' sentemen ehldren, and here
No expense h.nx up
bea share OF public patronage His pric h be mod
crate closely poselbie 10 to-e The nsae
Mtes-
The following among the Articles received
FOR LADIES.
Black bfnnze, and eolored CATERS thick and
White ans stack sain slippers and English Aid ssST-fs
French aad American morocco and Kid siiPpa1
Toilet slippers enAmeed and waI.sa French and Amenean
Jenny Lad haskns Potas na other styles Of dress shoes
FoR GENTLEMEN.
Fieaeh faist. lesalef boots
DO do walking shoes
70 csa ore srs4s soa;s hsh sess, .ns .s''s-
CATERS pumps &c
Cloth gaiters, niach euioFsa
Enzneiea French pateut oxed gAIe Engsh
Al f1she Of common roots and shoes, peesed and sewed
FOR YOUTHS, MISSES, AND CHILDREN
Youhs pamrs and boots Of heausifal ard O
Kisses CATERS slippers walking
chdrra .soe emsracirr every s,is quality
FOR BOYS
He.e, s xach shoes
fancy and which have heretofore been dicu find
FOB SERVANTS.
Ny servants shoes a. a. kinds large aud
respectfully request ry customers gen
sad he surrounding county Also strangers vst1;
cry, fyor with can before purchasing desire
enion By devoun ehaseng. the confidence
all, ard wn success IA nay new enterprise ,,o,vre
lros Hall Boot and Shoe Establisnne1,
Aug i7-diw Seasw
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BosTos, Sept -.-nr, Horace Stacey, regular physi-
this city, and Mrs DIR. Rolla Worcester Of this
city, arrested this afternoon charge Of causing The
death Of Mrs. Louisa Kimba, OF Ballard, Vermont BY pro-
curing abortion Mrs Kimbail married LADY, end
her husband present when the deed pepa.raed In
default Of $4,000 BAIL they committed Jail for
animation nert week.
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Sep2I-t
BY y. c. MCGUIRE. A.eueneer.

rHANCERT sALEBy virtue Ct decree Of the circuit eourf %
District q Columbia r the comfy Of Washington ss
equity Of James Lynch Bsyh Loeksrys
Ambrose No sl and dated Nay
pubic "Wednesday, the
O'Clock, The Nexrscs, the
follow sex reals Washington
forever Of the easteYn
~ 80 fostng ~ feet on East astot
running bsck Of the sAe width 70 ne es, line o ne
subject Of 93l, and with Inc privilege
81 purchasing smpe @a 80 This 10, improved by
suh,,a 4 vi srck house.
Of 10, No IS No rs fronting On fsyee
with the
s,stinr a Substantial brick house
purchase be paid
r.s,dWe equsi nstalmen and
approved bonds
failure comply with the terps
Of within week after sale the rht Ia reserved TO tA ~
WALTER cox, Trustee.
las. c. NcCUIAE,
Sent -7,w3whs. Auc5ouesr-