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N ARRIE d.

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Alig, JAMES
r. NJ ,Y to Miss MARY A. CHILDRESS, both of
This city. .- ...,,.- d.. =. r.
ON the 18th instant, at St. Mathews Church, by
fhe Rev, Mr., DOneIan, w. E. greenwich to
MARGARET, youngest daughter Of The late Ma
thaniel Manning, Of Virginia. N -ez
On the 25th instant at ST. Peters Church. Capitol
Hill, by the Rev. Edward knight. Mr.. JOHN F.
DOBBYN 10 Miss JANE E. SMALLWO GOD, all Of
this city.
Bait. Sun please copy.l
On the 18th instant, by Rev. MI. Griffith, BER-
NARD w. BROWN to Miss L, c. BRAMEL, sil of
this city. 1859
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Congregational Nominatious in penn.xlyan,.

DcrLEsrowS, Pa, Sept % The Democra-
tic convention which met in this place yester-
day. renominated Samuel A. Bridges of Le-
high county, to represent the Seventh Con-
gressional district
The Wing convention, which met here to-
day, nominated DR.. Ssm' Bradshaw, of Qua.
kertown, as their candidate for Congress from
the Seventh district -.
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BY CIR ZEN 4 SCOTT. Aucttoneefs.
IL Auction.-0n FRIDAY, the 18th instant, we
shall sell. at the residence If gentleman declining
housekeeping, at house 500 18th street. three doors
south OF Pennsylvana avenue. good assortment Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, yix:,
Mahogany spriDg-seat Sofa and Rocking Chairs
10 Bnreaus, Washstands and Wsrdrohes
Bedsteads, Feather Beds and Mattresses
Lounges, cane seat and other Chairs
Carpets. Looking glasses ard Blinds --.- ts
Mahogany and other Tables
Crockery, China, and Glassware --.s@
Cooking aud other Stoves s.... -.-..
With good assortment of Kitchen Furniture
Terms: All sums under s25, cash over that sum
q credit Of 2, 4. and months, for notes sstiAac
torily endorsed, bearing Interest.
-. GREEN SCOTT,
sep Esd. 1920. Iust;oneers.
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NOTICE OF coPARrNERsHIP.

NV4xIG We kO1 GnodlK.
VIZ NJ. 8. HOPKINS having formed Q co-part
w . nership with VIM. S BUT, for the purpos.
Of conducting Hating and Gentiemen's Furnish
ing business, tbs .hrm3 will be known as BUTT a
HOPKINS. -.. ..-.... t-.....r .-..s 80 ! q
The senior partner having hsd several years ex.
perience in the Hating busir esR, In some Of the
largest cities in the country attsrs himself that be
will BE- able to The hat Wearing community o,
Washington city with Hat or Cap that would be q
credit to any establIshment in the country. We
most respectfully invite the gentlemen of this CITY
to call and examine our assortment 1t Is full and
complete, embracing svery style Of Hat and CAP
now worn. a#, '.E#-.. t~
Also, a splendid assortment Of youths and boys
Soft Hats and Caps, chitdrens Fancy Hats and Caps
new pattern. .If -i-pa a's- a. F.t'7.
We hope BY keeping first rate assortment, sell
ing cheap and giving c attention to business to
merit snd receive a liberal share Of patronage.
2 - s---f.rf- 81, .ca BUTT l. HOPKINS,
s, SEP 2l-2w Corner 9th street and Pa. avenue.
s-51 INTEL r.rI .r.t.
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PRESSES FOR SALE.
The Proprietors Of the Evening Star fer fol
sale, on Reasonable terms, thres Printing Presses
One Of these presses ia capable Of printing beth rides
OF double m edium sheet at once, at the rate Of one
ter Tha others are Q medium smith p.ess and
Ralsage Gap Press. Thee presses are in good c9n.
aition. = Az A''"~s Il '' st
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LfOR RENT-A very nice STORE, on Pennsylya.
i MIA avenue. one door from the corner of 18th
street. which said corner store has just been leased
by H:bus Hitz fer their Music establishment.
Piano Bales Rooms, &c TIe Store now for rent is
about 10 feet On the avenue, by 80 feet desp, nd
viii make capital cation for almost shy kind of
business. Apply soon to Wallach d Hope, at the
Star Once
SD i3-tf
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

nUR Mr.. HALL bss just returned from n. Yori
" VIII re he has been attending those immaps.
large auction sales ycu hsye heard so much ahoul
and we are now opening The Goods purchased a;
such grs at secrifce, will guarantee to uit an,
purchaser that may think proper to fav, r Us with
call, 9th in quality AMI price. Our sssor men
embraces the largest to be 1ourd In the Dis rict
beth ID fine and staple goes .i--s. a. .
Also, q large assortment OF Carpetings Of ever
kind, urtain materials of the I'm. st quality; Rug
Of various kinds. ~. - =. :.
We respectfully request that purchasers will La
yor US with call before purch ssing eiBsxhere a.
we feel confd- Mt it iii be greatly 30 their sdvan
age. Bear in mind the handsome Goods are alWsy
to be hsd at the first OF the seas on. .Iz.-
sep 10 d2w HALL BROTHER
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GAS LIGHT! GAS, LIGHT |!
THOMAS WIS,

PRACTICAL g AS FILTER, - 60
10th street, between Penns avenue and Z street,
(FeD doors Adore McGtares AUCTION .Sore)
HAVING served regular apprenticeship of over
Ill five years at the las Fitting busipesl
in one Of he largest establis bmeuts In Phil II.
adtlI hia. 1 would respectfully inform the IN
ci'izers of Washington and Grorgetown G1k
that am prepared to fit ~ Dwellings,, Churches
Stores, dc- in neat and subst initial manner, 81 d
Warranted not TO leak. ."'FT
r. l. executes all kinds Of iron Pipe Work, fou
gas, steam, end water, at the shortest notice, and
on accommodating terms
Numerous references given If required.
sep 1S-lms
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Auction Ealoa

BY j. @. MCGUIRE. Auction GER
Two SMALL FRAME DWELLING HOUSES .,
i Pubic sale En- WEDNESDAY afternoon. Dc
tooer 9Th. at eiook, on the premises, eball sell
tanning ak soous ssch, with the necessary on,
building. situated on sth street west between and
TsrrSs: One 'h!fd tcesb the res,du. in and l.
months. fer notes bearing interest, secured BY 8
deed Of trust on the premises
"'9.l'i &c. MCGUIRE,
| sep I'D " - Auctioneer.
TXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HoUsEHoLT
IL Effects Ut Public Auction On THURSDAY
morning September 2sth q. 10 o'clock, at thu resi-
denee Of Mr. Garner. on north street, between
Delaware avenue and First strest east. shall sci
all his Furnitnre and Household Effects, viz:
Mahogany Hair spring seat sofa
Do Arm and Parlor Chairs. Rockers
Do Rout Tables Gilt frame Mirrors -
EXCELLENT spr'ng-sest Lounge, Cane Rockers
Three-ply and Ingram csrpets, Oilcl til
Cane seat o.k ofFce and Cottage Chairs
Hat Rack, Stair CARPETS, Rods and Eyes
French and Cottage Bedsteads, Mattress
Fea'her Beds. Bolsters and Pillows
Walnut dressing AMI p ain Bureaus Etr
Spring Mattress, Wardrobes - Re- 81
Washstandr. Toilet Sets
Mahogany Dining and Breakfast Tables
Superior Refrigerator ~, ..t
Cook Stove and Fixtures $3.50
Buffers Tray, China, Glass and Crockery War
Radiators sad Alright Stoves .rg = -
Together with an excellent assortment Of Kitchen
The above Furniture Is all nearly aew and in ex
celent order.
Terms: sos sni under cash; over that sum .
credit Of two ard four months for notes satisacto
rily endorsed bearing interest. Id 80
P. S.-The house is for rent. Inquire on the prem
Uses or Of the Auctioneer. Rent $500
... JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
n
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TIE UNION ACADEMY,

Corner of 14th Strccf and Neso York doenuG
T'HIS 1ns.itutisa xin BE- epsasd for the next yeai
j on the il ST Monday in September. 1854. rhc
number of pupil . Is iirni cd. The school viii con
sst OF three classes, Junior, Middle and ensor Ey
cry desirable facility Is offered Ap cations shout
be made Immediately. Preference given to thos
sho enter for the longest time.
Circulars at the Bookstores.
TUE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY Will oren .;
the same time. Circussfsas shove. !,
.- RICHARDe
--jy 8f-dsHy- MRS N -A-RICudRDSi -
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The Angel Gabriel Looked Up.

fPHrLxpkLPHIA, Sept 26.-The Wild, fan
atical fellow, calling himself the Angel Ga
briel, bloved his horn in Independence Square
this evening according to previous announce
ment, and a crowd was gathering, whom the
police, under direction of Mayor Conrad, in
terfered, and removed him to the lookup for
hearing in the morning. 49,.
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iHATS-HATS-HATS
FALL FASHIONS.

- MAGUIRE, Halter, Pa. avenue, two>@
doors below ~ street, he just received 7s3
"a fresh supply Of Fall Style HATS, of
Perbs's and other patterns, which for beauty sno
durability cannot b surpassed by anything in the
city.
Also a supply Of Caps Of the lats.t and most ap
proved 'tyles all of which will be sold at the very
lowest prices s.E ,s'-.H< ...f >
Those IN want Sill do we'll by calling on
- e- -'a. vi +s[ MAGUIRE,
sep 22-6ts Pa avenue, adjoining Jdeon Hall.
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Election in Maine,

BANGOR, Sept. Is Full returns from the
sixth congressional district confirm the previ.
ousIy reported election Of Mr. Fuller, the
Democratic candidate.
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The Cholera at Pittsburg

PIrrsBuRG, Sept 26.-The cholera has grsat-
" abated since Saturday. On Sunday there
were thirty eight deaths; on Monday twenty
seven, and to day thirty There il q consider
able decrease In the number of new cases, and
the panic has entirely subsided
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The STREETS In GorHAN-It costs over
81, Ooo day to clean tho streets of New York,
and they are very poorly s.done" at that.
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HAMILTON q. FAINT.

BANKER AND DEALER IN EXCHANGE STOCKS, e.,
Rnassylvania areaa4s, bctpees ~ and 6fh streets
-c-.J.i'1- e. Warrington, d. q =
TTNCURRENT Money and Land Warrants bought
~ and sold Drafts on all the principal tiles ssld
moneys remaining on deposite over thirty days
Claims against the Government collected
sep 5-eolm VS.. D go II. .se.
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DOR RENT Two new frame HOUSES sftra tod
- on East Capitol street, between 4,h and 5ti
SITS. For terms, &C., apply to :. - :
----a'. O. A. DALEY, Dentist,
Pa avenue, between 9th and It'll sts.
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e Eating ones meat with q silver fork.
while the butchers bill has not been paid, is
called genteel
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EFFECTS OF The GRADUATION BILL.-Duripg
four days of last week about 5000 acres of
land were sold at the Chilfcothe Ohio Land
Office, at ia cents per acre, under the provi-
slons Of the new law of Congress.
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DY VIRTUE of a wit nf vsnditioni expanas; 10
- sued hy F. Myer, one Of the JUST :es Ct the
rected will expose to eale st public auctian, in
front Of the premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th day
OF September next, at o'clock p. M for cash, one
brick house and lot, situated on 9Th street west be-
the City Of Washington, late the property of Beda
Wise, seized and in execution at the suit Of ihm
3. Todd. HENRY YEATMAN,
aug 28-M&W3v
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MRS R.lBEVERLEY RANDOLPH
Vl and daughters will opena Posrding and Day
SCI oil for Young Ladies, on the first Monday In
October.
For terms, course Of iastruct3on, TO-, application
ear be made to Nrs. X /, at her residence. on New
York avenue. be ween 18th and Sth sts. e. =,
16-aofOcf2 80
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CHOLERA IN FALL RIyER.-Tbe entire nrm.
Der of deaths by cholera in Fall River has
been 1853.
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u A case Of yellow fever has occurred at
New Bedford, c'rried there by vessel from
the South.
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From Rev Orleans.
Telegraph ONCE Closed

New ORLEANS, Septembss;27 The yellow
fever is abating. Theriots have entirely ceased
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WANTS NEGROES.-Thes subscribers are
W. all times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
ing the highest cash prices. Persons having Slaves
for sale win please call ct 2t2 PRATT STREET Bal
dmore, Md, lslatter's old stand.) Slaves taken on
board at rs cents per day.
feb Ply B. NJ j. w L. CAMPBELL,
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u Rev. Mr.. Onken, the noted Germ an
divine, is reported as having died of cholera
in Europe
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Departure Of the Nis9sra

I Bosros, Sept 1.-THE royal mail steam
ship Niagara sailed at noon to. day for Liver
pool. She tesk out s65o,ooo in specie. Among
the passengers lie MI. Bullmap, bearer of dis
patches. y''' .
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e Henry Ward Brecher has given up
lycsum leeturing Itpay, but takes too much
time l,'t .s-t
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aug 28-M&W3w

By j. o. MCGUIRE. Auctfoneer
0UPRRIOR PIANO FORTE AND HOUSEHOLD
y Effects at Auction-On FRIDAY morning. Sep.
timber s9th at 10 O'Clock, at the re sdence Of e.
Tnge. Esq. corner Of 1lth and streets. shall
sell all his Furniture and Household Effects COM
pris'ng- f't.. 80
Rosewood case Piano Forte, of superior tone and
touch : . - !
Mahogany spring seat Sofa and Diyans r's
Do parlor Chairs, Rocker '-re5'f
Handsome Rosewood Bookcase -'--E. !
Egyptian Marbe top Sofa and Centre Tables
Gilt frame Looking Glsss, Curtain and Cornice ]
Three ply par. CT and chamber Carpets 7@7%.
0ilclotb, Crash, Stair Csrpet and Reds 80
Mahogany dining, pier, and card Tables ~
Leather covered spring Lounges 80 80.
High and low post Bedsteads, Bureaus = - ! =
Feather Beds, hair and husk Mattresses ".
WardrObes. Washstands, Toilet Sets "
Walnut aud painted cane seat Chairs
Astral Lamp, Clock, Shades f-'T. -E--t
Excellent Cook Stove and Fixtures DID,
Together with a large assortment Of Housekeep-
Ing Effects not necessary to enumerate. .-
Terms: SIS and under cash over SOS c-edH Of
2, and months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest
.. r. -. - = s,7,1a J., @. MCGUIRE,
e0p I'D lnefionoAS
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COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. 25.-The telegraph
Office at Charleston is closed in consequence
of the prevailing epidemic.
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EOR RENT That haSdsome brick DWELLING
L HOUSE on tn. west side OF 18th street. nes,
The smithson'sn, row in the occupancy of Mr.. r
M. Bealle. Pcss- ssion given In few dsys. Rem
$500 per annum. JNO Q. SMITH.
Attorney at Law, No. 446 Eighth street,
sen 21-eo3t -
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pOARDING.-Mrs. DUvALI4 penn,.. ayenus
ID nearly opposite Browns' Hotel has fine ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and accommoda
ton for families or single gsntlemen-permanent
or transient No more agreeable boarding house
Will De found IN WASHINGTON. je 15-1y
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CT .RAGE-WALLAO9 HOPE have fl, rent
~ much OF the extensive Basement of the Build.
fngs at the southwest corner OF Pennsylvania ave.
hue and 18th street. This affords an excellent y.
portonity Tor any one wishing storage as the said
basement is very extensive well lighted, and ma vsJ
with flag stones, and has two or three Convenient
entrances. and Is also perfectly secure. Apply at
the Star Once. % = 49,. s.n 49,, '
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DOR RENT-A medium size dwelling HOUSE.
l. on Maryland avenue, between 9th and 7th ats.
For particulars enquire CT T. GALLiGAN, at T Bias.
hsnelli Co.'S. under Browns Hstel.
zen Qi-en3fA
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DOR RENT-FOR OFFICES AND MEeHANyos,
Il SHOPS The premises in which the srAs -
now printed and published, on tire T. scuth side
near Hs intersection with 18th street ana PennsyI,
vsnia avenue consisting of two Buildings In front
and rear, with convenient yard rom interyeninc
The 'front.' building contains four rooms "a at present.
divided of, three the ground floor and one in ths
second story; all of them being we'll located for
chanics' shops. The two lower story front rooms
will also make capital Offices. The ba K build Nc
will answer well for machine shop carpenters
painters, blacksniths or other mechanics shop re-
curing 10 be 10 ated right in the business centra of
this city, and 10 be spacious. fH
Terms moderate. Apply Immediately to
sep -tf s-eur0-4- WALLAOH HOPE =
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DOE RENT-The STORE on Pa. avenue, betw.
- 9TH and 10th streets at present occupied bv
the subscriber as Millinery establishment II ia
has an excellent run of country custom, If desired
the fp,ing. - -. y. - =" ~ 49,
The Stock and Fixturas of the store for sale,
| Apply to ~. MRS. SARAH HAMILTON
nan 21-eo2wt
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RUGBY ACADEMY,

BOARDING AID DAY SCH00L FOR YOUNG
GENTLEMEN.
- Corner of Z and sth streets.
vINHE duties Of this ACADEMY win be resumed on
4 the first Monday In september. j.
Circumstances have induced the proprietor TO re
duce the number Of pupils and receive few, 10
whom he vii, devote his DISQUALIFICATION.
Circulars If the institution can be obtained at the
resideare of the principal. pa ." q -
aug 29--im ~" --F @ M0RIs0N.
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ADVERTISING CHLoRoFoRH roA HoRsE.-
Dr., Wood, Of Cincinnati, applied successfully
chloroform to a horse, while removing from
its shouldsr tumor. After the operation the
horse aroused from the stupor and walked
some distance.
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r eST-0n the 18th instant, gold Sleeve Button,
i marked j. R K, The finder will greatly oblige
the loser by leaving it at this Office. 4. :
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p. III. SIMS
PLI1MBTNG ESTABLISHMENT.

TNHE undersigned having completed hs arrange
| ments. cyused by the late FIRE would respect
fully state that he has opened his on
It'll street. near the Canal opposite the Market ana
Ia now ready to furnish and put up everything sP
notice -. p II. eIMs,
Plumber, It'll street, OPP MarEst House
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A CHANCE FOR PRINTERS.-An Imperi
n Smith Press, in coed order, several Type
Stands and Galsys Cabinet OF Cases, ten or fl cen
pairs Of Cases. Chases, Cuts &c. for sale on rsmark
ably low terms. Apply at the STAY Office. .,y --
any Oft "a -
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ElOR RENT-TO COAL DEALERS. OR THOSE
Il DESIRING TO GO INTO THAT BUSINEss.-
Walsch Hope have for rent ths very be I location
for Q coal yard in Washington cty-the va-ant lot
on Pennsyl.ania avenue, attached 10 the building
at the corner street. heret fore occupied by
Edwin GREEN'S Cabinetvsre Mandatory. A con
venient brick Office is attached, and the lot Is amply
large. The location Is toe most central, ooBspicn
and convenient of access In Washington for the
coal business For ent.rpr isiug man, the oh noe
Is rare one. For terms apply early ct the Sta.
office. sep 8 =
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THE RBVoLUTToN IN PERU.

NEW YosK, September 27-The U. s. mail
steamship George Law arrived this morning
from Aspinwaii' with large number Of pas
sepgers and the California mails
Her news principally has been anticipated
BY the arrival Of the Prometheus. She brings
81 $50 ,ooe in gold on freight
Later advices from Peru have been receiv, d.
1t was reported that the insurrectionists hsd
captured Presidsn, Echsnequs.
From Mexico We learn that Gen. Alvares, at
the head of considerable force, was march
ing towards the city of Mexico.
A letter from Acapulco states that Vera Crus
had pronounced In favor Of Alvare,. I'VE do
not usually receive our news from Vera Cru.
by the way Of the Pacific ocean.
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Dispatches nom New York.

New YoBK, September 27-In the great
trotting match yesterday between Highland
Maid and Eddy, the latter was the winner In
four heats "A very large amount of money
changed hands y,.,-
The republieaas Of the third district, Wis
consin; have nominated Charles Billinghurst
for Congress 5-'ss ia t3r.
The Mass State Temperance Convention met
at Auburn this morning. 81 - go.
The market for breadstuffs dull and de-
ciining '.i 80 A.ic
[sBcoND DBsfArcHJ"-
Flour hes declined so oents a barrel. We
qoets Western, 81 COAST IS; Southern ~ 50.
Wheat has declined FIRE cents. Stocks dull.
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BOARDING.

pOARDING.-MRs. THOMSON has now va
ID cant several pleasant Rooms, suitable for 1ami
Les or single gentl dmen. r. -, .ff. -s--F
SEP 25-po6ts - Coruar 9th - nd n etc
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EINE RULED LETTER PAPER At 81 per ream,
II bought personally in Europe, and imported
by ta" ~ fRaNCK TAYLOR. r.
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COUNTRY REsIDENcEs FOR zen,

COUNTRY Residences FOR r.r,
~ have for rent, several new HOUSES. with 3
acres Of ground attached to EACH situated on "Ken
DALI Green" little mors than mile ,rtheasterly
from the Capitol. -. = -, =,
These houses are spacious and convenient With a
CELLAR woodshed, and stable for each md puma OF
excellent water ct hand -. > : -
The situation is beautiful, overlooking q large
portion OF the city, and in full view the Capitol
The approach is by It'll and II sts, Delaware ave-
nue. and NJ street -
An omnibus line for usual fare. hes been pernia-
nentiy established on the route, and runs twice
day between Kendall Green and the Presidents
Squsre, leaving at .. m. and 2 p. m. Retu ming,
leaves Centre Market, where 1t makes brief stand
at az and 81 o'clock
Rent-TW0 HUNDRED DOLLARS year.
The houses BOT yet taken are open for inspection
and can be seen by applying to WIN. SfJCKNEY,
who lives on Cottage street or myself at my resi-.
dence, near the premises ryr'.
10 Soft AMOS. KENDALL
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WTANTED Two Plumbers wanted Immediately.
w Competent and STEADY hands will find CON.
slant employment and beet wages by apply ing to
-..r.f - + ~ n FuRSE 4 COLLINS,
sep 19-tf Opposite Willards' Hotel
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Prom Baltimore

BALTIMORE, September n The -four mar
ket is in very depressed state, the sales being
almost exclusively confined to the home de-
mand. Howard street and City Mills are nom
inal y held at $3.50. Wheat dull-salss Of
$4,000 bushels at yesterdays prices, Corn
sales of 5000 bushels white and yellow ct 20
n No other changes to setice
Toe weather 10 dslightfL.,
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From PittsbuW.

DPIrTsBURG, September 97-Ths oholsrs is
rapidly abating. The river 10 rising here and
ct Wheeling. 1-"'
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NrW y0RK FALL GOODS.

@.ono Nsy YORK, where he has selected
y ,.,r nU and superior sssortmen. Of o,ss a NJ
Csssimeres, and yeetings o. the noe. onss 70 A
,;ss imnortsd ell of vhich are NO" 'P'-
the inspec.ion of the public. ..ortw~ut of. fur
40 : hsndsone and vsr'sd q
,,sbinr eoods for gsptlamen. 10 order In the
Goods fr boys, which he WI n>A'
Peg an. sssei of mems rs.dy -D.d. Sa' .hi.S hs
msAe N here I'm Q substantial ..a,,s OF confuine
will ssIi ct cost, being being De nsrohsnt tsH
his attention strictly TO the resa
' ID seventh &, opposss. ssldsn, WithsH e"'
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