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NJ AieSHAL'S SAEE.-Iu viftuS II writ |
WI OF ar fnciaa iesu ed from the Qerh,s Oh IF

WI OF isr facias, issued from the Clerks OH Of
he circuit Cors of the District OF Columcia for tbs
oun'y Of Washington, and to me dir cted, shall
expose to public sale for cash on MONDAY, the
House door, at IL o'clock, IN the flowing proper.
ty, viz: All that lot, piece parcel of Ground ~
ing and being in the city Of Washington. and desie
nsted on the Flat of said city IS Vt No Z, Of Fred
and three, (9O3,) fronting twenty feet on Eighth
stfeet east, between end G streets south by one
h. Ddred and fourteen O14) feet one inch deep. to-
gether with all and singular the improvements
there on eeEed and levied upon as the property of
William D. Aiken. ard sold to satisfy Judicial No.
rs. to October Tern, 1854. in favor Of Barnes 4
Mitchell. JONAH HOOVER,
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
sep 9-dt2dOct - -s-
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BY e. 9. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
n RU&TEEa SALE or Rp1CH IIo1rau A,n

ny ~ b WIGHT, Georgetown.
i IN GEORGETOWN, NEAR THE TWENTy
BOILDlNGS.-on THURSDAY, the 18th of Octo
per next at o'clock. p: m, in front Of the premi
ses, shall ell ct public auction, by virtue Of a
~ ed Of Truft from Henry Goldsmith and Elizabeth
on,obae 70 1s, the subscriber bearing date fh Of
reco rds for Washington county. District If Colnm
oa part OF let No. 17e. situated at the southeast
corner OF Market and Fourth streets in Beatty and
hswkins' addition to Georgetown beginning for tfe
san piece at the south eat corner Of said street.
thence southeriy with the line Of Market street
thirty two feet six inches to Henry Tepnels, lot
thence with his grou' easterly seventy feet O: e
or less: thence northerly parallel with Market
street lnifty two feet SIX inches to Fourth street
ana win 1t westerly seventy feet more or less to the
beginning, with the improvements which consist of
good two story Brick House
Tel msl Ohs-third cash, the balance in six and
twelve months the deferred PAYNE Mt to be secured
by deed Of trust on the property. All conveyance
at tn: cost of the purchaser
sep II-wtOctl2 Trnstee
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NITIZENs OF WASHINGTON Wishing to lay in
" stock Of WOOD Tor winter will 90 well to give
9 call as an constantly receiving wood of th,
best quality on consignment, and can give the best
bargains in the city, wholesale and retail, at my
yard n Wary land avenue, at the Canal Bridge neai
the Cspitol. I.-
Also, for sale lew three FIRST rate Carts, two Wa
ter Tanks. Wheels, and geering for a buggy.
A lot Of ready mixed Paints - VIZ
Orders taken for White Oak Lumber, &c.
sep l5-lm T. W. HEATH.
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SELLING OFF TO REMOVE.

HAVING Leased the large and commodious store
IL room on the southwest corner Of Pennsylva-
mia avenue and 18th street. end fitting it up in the
mcst modern and approved manner, we offer in the
meantime at our old stand, inducements to purcha-
rs Of Mrsic, Piano Fortes, and all other Musical
1nstruments, such as may never occur again
Great Reductions FIR cash.
~ Remember, our offers of bargains at the old
stand close ON the 23d instant, about which time
hope to see ali old custom rs and their friends
at our new and spacious Warercoms.
HILBpS HITZ'
sep IL Muse Depot,
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lwfni Railroad AccidenIltt-pSwder E,plo,iop

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2O.-While the III o'clock
train from Dayton, on the Cincinnati. Hauil-
on, and Dayton railrosd, was nearing the
lepot in this city, running round a curve, the
TWO hindmost passenger cars ran of the track,
and fell over an embankment ten feet high
into the canal, resting bottom upwards. Thir-
ty persons were badly injured. No one was
killed as far as as,ertsined.
At St Louis. on Monday morning. between
2 and s o'clock, a building temporarily en-
ployed as a magazine for fire works, was struck
by lightning and exploded, destroying the
building, and killed two men who were Sleep
ing on the premises
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SELLING OFF AT COST, TO MOVE.

HE subic, ib.r, being compelled TO move hi
stock Of Boots and ehoes by the 1st Of October
In order to op his new establishment with sR en-
tire new stock, has determined to 8 II bis entire
stock Of Boots and Shoes, which Is large and we'll
seested, embracing every kind OF Shoe usually kept
IN vtl regulated store, at p lime cost Heads Of
families and all Others In want Of articles In hist
VIII ind ibis rae opportunity te lay In supplisa
GRO. BURNS,
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 9th II,
opposite Centre Marco
On and after October list ny friends and paero1s
viii fni me located ID door west Of the oornsf -
strest, a1ioiuing Patterson 3 Natfnb drug stpeS ID
the store Formerly occupied By Geo. esvsss ~
sep g. so3v
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aKoRG ET9WI .FTEAIE sfTiN7R7.
Rev. VIM J, Clark, p. -. -, ,.,I

1'HE duties Of this Seminary WIN b resumed on
l. FRIDAY Sept. mbeE 1st. 80 - -
The cure Of studies actuzlsy pSrsusd in this In
stitution embraces 9 higher and more thorough
rrnge than that pursued In any other Female Sem
The cation Of the seminary q remarkable for II
salubtity The buildings are large, the rooms oaps
ciou1 and the grounds for recreation are very Am
pie. =, - @ - ~ - =
Terms for boarding pupils, 500 per sesaion Of Il
February. This charge includes boarding, tuition
10 English end Mathemat CO, room rent, fuel light
and wssrms. Music, French, Spanish, 10. Drawing
and Painting extra
Day scholars nom IS to $40 per quartsr, acoordin,
to the classes which they enter. -
Reference is made to DR.. Grafton Tyler Captai,
Geo: +. deta Rceh-y w g: kidgely. Beq, " Hunte,
Esq W: 5 g., Taylor, ESQ, francis Dodge, ESQ
Robert P. oodg-, Eeq., and Dr.. o. ". Linthicum
Georgetown, d c.; and to JOS: Il. Bradley, Rso
aaron Dayton, Esq, and Mr. Fiszbugh Ooyi.
y LIFT :, = s,Intel 4 Uuion) 5T.- fr,-z.
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EoR RENT-TO COAL DEALERs. OR THosE
y DESIRING TO GO INTO THAT BUSINESsN
nope have for rent the very be ocs ton
-, ~. coai yerd IN Washington oity-the va.ant lot
on Pennsyl'ania avenue, attached to the building
the corner of llfh street. heret fore occupie b7
1 an%in SIRENS Cabinet.ware Mandatory con
large The location Is the most central oonsn;c,;
GUS and convenient Of access in Washington for the
e'ai business. For ent.rpr ing the eh .nce
Office. ff A1 - eso Ssar
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Death Of an Eminent Citizen

CLEVELAND, Sept 20-Jno W. Taylor, for
uorly OF Saratoga county, and at one time
speaker Of the Louise of Representatives of
the United States, died on Monday.
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WANTS NEGROES.-Thesub subscribers arr
W all times in the market buying SLAVES, nav
Tag the highest cash prices Persons having Slaves
for sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET. RAJ
board at Is cents per day. -,
feb Ply BIN Il w. L. CAMpRErJ
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PLUMBING, GAS-FITT1NG, AND
THINNING -.. -.

TNHE undersigned, having added GssFittine to
i their former business, are Row prepared to e4
ecuts sll orders in that line, in the cheapest most
eype iitious ard appreted, manner.
PLUMBING and TIMING done a. heretofore.
A fine sssortmentcf STOVES, Tin aid Eject Iron
WARE cons antIy on band
sole SCENTS 70 the District for MacGregors Pate Mt
HOT AIR FURNACES, 4 II heating Public Buildings,
Churches, Ha,ls, Private Re sidences. &c
Also 4 Bakers Double Acting FORCE PUMPS.
Persons In went of any Of the above articles will
fni 1t to their advantage to cali on purchs-
sing esew ere. - - d
P,eiging themselves to q prompt execution Of all
ord rs eritrufted to them they most respectfully
solicit q continuance of the fsvors so literally be
slowed upon them by their f,rmer patrons ard thu
public in genera ;. PURSE & COLLINS,
Noa $50 and 81 Pa as- opposite Willards' Hotel
ssp 6-3m sI- 4- a7--
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p. II. SIMS,
PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT

INHE Undersigned haying completed bis arrange
4 ments, caused oy the late fire. would respect
fully state that he has opened his establishment on
!th strsst, near the Canal opposite thu Market and
Is now ready to furnish and put up everything ap
pertaining to his business at the shortest possible
nouce., -. ~. 80. P ii. SIMS,
Plumber, It'll strest, OPP. Market House.
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lux aEsT-FOR OFFICES AND MECHANICS,
= sHoPS-The premises in which the sTAa ia
nov Prints and published on .tret, south ode
ns .s intersection with 18th street and PennsyI
an rear. with convenient yard room intsryenino
IronI ou ding contains four rooms ss at present
divided on three the ground floor and one in the
s.1ry' al OF them being we'll located for me-
aiS, shops The two lower story front rooms
VIII vi, also make capital Offices. The bs buiidino
VIII answer well for machine shop carpenter's'
painters. blacksmith's or other mechanics shon ra
70 oe 10 ated right In the business centre Of
t1fns moderate Apply Immediately to
= Fey 90 WALLAGR A HApR
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NEW FALL And WINTER GOODS

AND FAEHIUNS.
nUVALL 4 BRO, Merchant Tailors, have jus
L. returned from New York, where they "A
have made their purchases from the best
importing hou ses, and are now prepared to W.
exhibit one of the choicest and rich. st as -Ah
sortm. nts Of Goods In tn ir line of business, all
which they are prepared to make b order in thu
most elegant and fashionable style
kep 49, eo3w DUVALL b6e.
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BUILDING LOTS.-For sale several desirable
ID 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 neighborhood; all Of which
will be sold on terms accommodating Apply to
David Myerle, at Mrs. Adams, opposite to browne
Hotel, or through the post office, post paid.
I jy l0-eo3m IS .r~
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Damage by Lightning.

BosroN, September 20-There was severe
thunder storm this morning at Newburyport,
ana tho house OF Moses Curvier was struck and
nearly torn to pieces, and enc of the inmates
injured.
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Kew Hampshire Indeper dent Democracy

CONCORD, N. r., Sept. 2o.-The Indepsnd-
ent Democracy Of New Hampshire have called
q State Convention to assemble ct Concord on
he 26th day of October .-a-u,-- ). =
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
PoSr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Cant IL 1QSA

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Sept. IL, 1854. !
PROPOSALS for conveying the mails the United
/ States, fro n the 1st'day of Jsn uary, 1856, to
the 30th day of June, 1885, the following route,
IN the State of ALABAMA, will be received at the
Contract Office Of the Post Office Department, in
the city of Washington, until O'Clock q. m, Of
LIST November 1854, to be decid d by Sd NoveR Der
following: eco
7.7l-From Gainsstown, by Suggsville, Grove Hill,
Choctaw Corner, Clsy Hi l, ixon Mills,
8hiioh, sprncerviie, Lin Zen, Spring Hill,
De nopolis, and Macon, to Greensboro, 100
miles and back, three times week, in two
horse ft4.es.
Leave Jamestown every Sunday, Wednesday,
. and Friday at Am
Arrive at Gree asboro In 80 hours by m
Leave Greensboro every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at m .s.fe...f.. - J., .rs
Arrive at Gainestown in SO hours, by D NJ ~
Proposals for service in four horse coaches will
be considered t - r.. m Ls5
For form of proposal, guarantee, and certificate,
and slso notes and instructions embracing condi-
tons to be Incorporated in the contracts, to be
cuted by the accepted bidder to such extent as the
department may deem expedient and proper, soc ID
vertisement inviting proposals for mail service b
the estern and southwestern States, dated jana
airy 8, 1864.
ssp 20-law4w Postmaster General.
L----- = -
TOB = ia h TIN q NEATLY AND ExPE.
| e. BITf0U1I,Y ny Ef.IpfEn Ar IN r o. EVRNlEf
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NEW YORK FALL GOODS.

kldaLEs, Merchsnt Tailor, has Just returned
- from New York, where he has selected ~.
a large and Superior assortment Of Cloths,
Cassimeres, and Vestings, OF the fuest quail M
ties imported, sll of which are now open to III
the fnspec'ion Of the public
Also, q handsome and varied assortment of far
nishing goo DIS for gentleman.
Goods fer boys which he will make to order in tn.
best amer.
hne stock Of mems rendy-made Cletb;ng al
mkde up here In q substantial mapnar which b.
viii sell at cost, being being de irous of conuin
his attention strictly to tie regular merchant tai
cr'ng business.
l2s sev4nth ct, opposite selden, withsrs Co.
seo eo6t
EOR AUTU"N AND WINTER -Gentlemen',
furnIshin< goods OF new and elegant styles
&c Ifs, Stocks. Craysts. Ties, Hdkfs
Suspenders, Hosi.ry, &c just received at
rf.- LANES
-. Gentiemen's Furnishing
Store, Pa. avenue, J ear AZ street
sep 19-eo1w
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by VIRTUE of awrit If venditioni expanss. is
- sued BY p. Myer, one of the justices Of the
Peace fer Warrington county, d. O., and to me d.
rec.ed, will expose to sale at public auction, in
font of the premises, on THURSDAY, the 2sth day
OF September next, at o'clock D. M, for cash, one
brick house and lot, situated on 9Th street west be-
tween and streets south, in Square No All. in
the City Of Washington, late the properly of Beds
Wise, seized and in execution at the suit of lism
o. Todd HENRY YEATm.tN,
Constable for Washington county.
aug 2S-N6wsv -lE - SF'1- = 80
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H abroad Election,

BosroH. Sept 20 George M. Dexter, ESQ,
was this morning elected President of the Yer
mont Central Railroad Company, vice Crane
absconded
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NEW JEWELRY,

a. WATCHES, sILvsRWARE, &c.-M. W:
NTAaALT Bro. are now opening their fab
Re- S-rYassortment of elegant il WKLRH hyperion
W, God WATCHES pure SILVERWARE &c.
to Tbich' they invite the attention of customers.
The above are all of the very latest styles, and
NV. GAIT 4 BRO.
Sign of he Golden Eagle, Pa. ave., betw.
sep 1+et 9th and 10th sts-
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~ BIZ G, r. DYER. at..ns
He D. WRIGHT, Auttioncer.

RI Il. o. WRIGHT. Anetso,...sa., ~
VERY vALt.BLs PROPERTY a. Auetion-o
MONDAY evening next the 18th instant. at
az O'Clock shall sen, in front Of the premisee
part OF Lot No. H. In quare 455 fronting % .et On
no g. between 9th and It'll streets running back
small brick tenements, now under rent At sis nsp
Tns above can be readily improved. as the walls
Terms: $eO0tash; 5000 on the 1st March n.x,.
the balance in monthly instalments Of Ssa ssch
without interest ~ <ss"'
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QainN Election

PORTLAND, Sept. 20 The returns from re.
mote towns gradually reduce Morrill's sup
posed majority, and Il is now thought that he
will lack one thousand Of an election BY the
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Wants,

Pa.'ts" and Wanted" advertisements, four line
- less for each inseftimi 25 cents each additona
inc cents. :5f-. -t- ~
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k'oN hsNT-A medium size DWELLING goT-Sr
b. On Msryland aver ue, between 9th and IN =,
t;snp,,, na enquire cf 7. 9ALLiGAN, At r Re-.
=" . a 1 20 8, under Browrs' Hetel. D'''
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k'oK hENT-A very nice STORE, ON pennsylv..
MA avenue. one door from the corner of 1Itb
which said corner store has Just been essed
Piano Sales Rooms, &c The store nov ~ r.nt :,
aeou. Is feet on the avenue, by so feet dem. nd
VII make capital cation for almost any Md Of
s Sas.o e Apply soon to Wallach Rope, at the
SIP 13-tf
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EfOR RENT-Ofaoe Rooms Nos 6 and 7. aColum.
I. bia Place." corner Of Louisiana avenue and Eth
. Also, the 90 and 4th story rooms, each embracing
inc whole extent OF the building Apply to
TOO i O. BARNEY,
20 Ho-eotI s. bstween 9Th and 7th sts
ioUNTRY RESIDENCES for rent.
~ 1haVe for rent, sevela al new HOUSES. With q
scIes OF ground attached 10 each, situated on Ker.
rom the Capitol. -, : ~ .neAS's'y
-. =" are spacious and copven;e,4 -,.,
.sjIs, vns.ish. and - for each, and pumps of
excellent water at hand ., $780, ,.-...
The situation is beautiful, overlooking . large
portion OF the city, and in full visw the Capitol
! The approach is By It'll and H SITS, Delaware ave-
nue. and u street.
An Omnibus lins for usual fare hiss been perms.
nsntly established on tbs route, and runs twice
day between Kendall Green and the President
Square, leaving at .. m. and p. NJ Retu ming,
leaves Centre Markets where 1t makes brief stand,
at 81 and 81 O'Clock.
Rent-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS q year.
The houses not yet taken are open for inspection
and can bs seen BY applying to WM. SyEkNEY,
who lives on Cottage strset myself, at my resi-.
dsnce, near the premises. 80 -.
js 3o-tf AMOS. KENDALL
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BY e. 3 WRIGHT, Georr.tc-.

ny e. WRIGHTs Georgetown.
VALUABLE REAL EsTArR At Anc.,o. o.
MONDAY afternoon next, the as b icstaut
AZ O'Clock, shall sell, in front of the premises
snsil eel In front of the premises part Of Lot No
s.at ud georgetown, fronting % feet on Bridge
sto-y dwelling House. II "I~f . w
Ihls property Is well loeated, being the second
months, with interest. - - -" Il
sep I'D 49,,
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Auction Bales.
By D. O. MCGUIRE, Auction..r.

ny De % ACQUIRE. Anctsnu.>.
HoUSSHoLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
cIoct 2, ~ ssDAf morning. September eth, 1t 10
81, four doors east Of 10th street, shsli an ="
Mahogany sofas, Rocker ana psrior ch.,,.
Msrols top so'a and Pier Tables -
carpets, Cilcloth, Mat lug e..s
M1ndov Shades, Gu tains, Cornie, M
Mahogany French and High. post Bedsts.a.
Mashstands, Toilet Sets .saa
Hair and husk Mattresses sf'sF7N c3P;
Bosters and Pillows is' = - -..esT L.
raintea Cane and wcodseat Chairs, wardrobes
"a "a nagsny Sidsbeard, Dining Table
china Glsss, and Crockery Ware - ia' -
UT1,osing stove and Fl lures
Kitchen Uensils, BE.
Terms: SO and under cash; over 40 . ,,.a,. -,
snrs ana ninety days for notes satisfactorily en-
.,a JAMES C. MCGUIRE,
- - Auctioneer.
BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auction..,
.HeUsH AND Lot ISTHE FIRST WARDF R
sol =. aA a. FRIDAY afternoon. septemte or
OF Lot No. l, in square "a fronting on ooth st,sst
ns co, ner OF z, with the impro1eupe eonsist
Jog OF two story frame building, With basement.
The 60. as evening and grocery store.
The stand Is an excellent one fDrthe rrnceYv h,s,
perfect. 'c-c = t9' :. BUSINESS. Tue
Terms: one-h.lf cash; the b.l.no. :, . m,,.,,
WIN interest, satisfactorily secured . -
0s.n1o ,NssA SO 10 MCGUIRE, u
- 70 - - - - 80 Auctioneer
BY =. D. WRIGHT. Georxetovn,
ARGE SALE OF NEW AND sEoONnluIrn
~ carriages Buggy. Wagons OarrysIie. r.
Auction Ca SATURDAY morning NEXT the asd
inssapt, at O'clock shall SELL in front Of the Aue
tion ,koo@., Msrfst ,sp'ee-.eJtJ3F n ~
rev and handsome Carriage "a
second hand .fAAdo
#qlo nsv aid secondhand top and no ton Bupgv
,.s Wagons II - u ""seS
Gig, sulkey = 7.t~.,' T. ---
I Hochaway, 3 CsrryaIk - teg- -.-ssIii
Aifo, 20 b,rreIs PASSPORT Herrin9s ~.
AFRO variety Of new and second hand furpit,,r
Terms liberal and at sale. - - 80
p ~ = y. .f.f Auctioneef
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A CHANCE FOR PRINTERs-An Imperial
N Smith Press, in good order, several Type
Stands and Galleys, Cabinet OF Cases, ten or fifteen
pairs of Gases, Chases, Cuts, for sale remark
ably low terms. Apply at the Star office.
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STJRAG WALLACE Hope boz. =. -.
~ much OF the extern i've Basement of the pr;Id
lngs at the southwest corner Of Pennsylvan,a .va.
nue. and 18th street. This affords an ex ceient
Pofeunns ior any one wishing storage, az the said
with nag stones, and has two or thres eonysniert
e e and is also perfectly secure Apnly st
sAAS oSHA OhCS -
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"ANTED-Tweaty shares of Stock in the Wash.
w inston Building Associa ion, for which 4 pre-
"iHn will be psd.
P. DICKINSON,
Attorney and Agent
Pa avenue, between 18th and 18th sts.
sep 6-eo6ts 49,
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Prom Balhmor.

BALssaesE, Sept. 2l.-Cool, raw we,,h., 10
day. Another great crowd at the fair of the
Maryland Institute last evening.
Flour dnll and declining. Small sales OF
Howard Street at g Is, sed City Mills q. 81 50.
wheat-sales Of 10 600 bashels, While .t 81 80
ssl IS, and red ct d sea &rse. corr-S.I.,
Of 10000 brshsls, white and yellow, At 7sc.
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Educadonnl
RUGBY AOADFMY

RUGBY ACADEMY.
BOARDING AND DAY tcHooS roR youxo
t-, GENTLEMEN.
- Corner Of X and lzA strests
I'VE duties Of this ACADEMY will bo resuue5 ~,
the first Monday IN Peptembee. )
AZ. csmstsnces nave induced the proprietor to re
dace the ramber Of pupils and receive Q few. b
wnom he VIII devote hts personal stteutiou
Circulars Of the snsttation esn Be obts3nes n IN.
residence Of the principal. - ~
aug 2e-.n. - a p MORRISON.
MRS. b. BEVERLEY RANDOLPH
1Nl and daughters viii open q Bosrdipr ma IA,
Sc.oh ior Young Ladies, on the FIRST Monday in
For terms. course Of instruction, g., applicatiop
can Be made to Mrs. Il |, ct her residsnce, on New
York avenue. Be ween It'll and sth sts. :
sep lS-eot0ct2
YoUsG LADIES CLASH cAL INSTITUTE,
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
Indiana apense, 6etsOce. I'd AID ~ streets,
MARLI OPPOSITE urr HALL
THE sIerei. OF this school will Be resumed or
MONDAY, the llth September neat
Circulars sent on application - 800 . g
aug 2l-lu 'ssfsTHPHEN b. MTRIoK. A. NJ
THE UNION ACADEMY q !
Corner of l4.h street and Neso Fork apenss u
s the s' q St son s, T. 4 9eS 'ss ssf
number of pup;l' II Epn ID. The school wiH cor
sit Of thre classes, Janir, Middle and ixnior N
cry desirab'e AGILITY is offered Ap LEGATIONS shcu
be made Immediately Preference given 70 thos
no snter for the ,oogest time % s.TaElf
Circulars at the Bonkstores .-"trE'!
TUE UNION fEMALE ACADEMY VIII oren 81
the same time. Circulars as shove. y 'r :
- '''''''-" RICHARDS, yshH.
VSi-dsm MES N. \ R10HARpS.
QEV.. PROks LlPPITT,s selsot 6choo,
, ~ ol aoung LActss will be reopsnsd on Monday
tween Dssud e sts E,.-g - -
limited numb r only Of pupils will Be rrc.ivsd.
TOT, AanfsFn, tsrms, course of studies Ae ap
sep Ii -ea3ts