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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-17
EVANSVILLE. Ia. THURSDAY, AUGUST H. 1854 =
STEAMBOATS, u RAILROADS

regular PACKET BETWEEN EvANsyn.LE
THE Steamer BELLE ouIGLEY @. W.
TRIPLkrT Master. rill run as above during the
5ss$f low water season. in place OF the fswn. fer
eyn-sf freight or passage sPpifL LEWIS Evils & HOWARD
FOR BOWLING CaEEN, LOUISVILLE
AMI EVANSVILLE.
sHs n The fine staunch steamer ..
3V BELLE QUlGLEE,
G121z1Neen Capt H. CoMBs Commander, will run
as above until further notice. era
Passengers wishing TO visit the Mammoth Cave will
nd Stages ready 70 carry them upon the
rival of this boat at Bowling Green. lmy23n
GREEN RIVER PACKET. -sf
~ - The we'll known and staunch steamer
c4}sszss> MADONA,
Capt. PLUNER, commander, will run as
regular Green River and Evansville packet earing Ev-
ansville every "Wednesday and Bowling Green every
For freight or passage apply on board. ljan26N
81 PACKET.
,~ l. THEsubstantial aud dlightdraught steam.
S45%Sz3R~ erFAWN, WM. X. boLcRArT, comman-
elI17[ der has again taken her place in the
Evansville and Louisville trade, and will continue to
make regular trips during the She has been
thoroughly overhauled and is in prime order.
TERRR HAUTE AND Ey ANsyIII.E U. 6. NAIL
TRf kEkLI IA Boat Il ,h. Line viii
leave Terre haute and Evansville every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday. at O'Clock
a. Terrs Hsuss with Rarosd and Northern Pack
s and Evansville With the different Lines Of Steamboats,
on the Ohio river. f.. u -.t. -t-I e22-tf
EVANSVILLE & CRAWFOR DSVILLE
RAILROAD.
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oTTON Linen Floss Purss si si,sys b.: sae Z
~ ElUties, fsr"lss 81 ~ reslsss'
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I)ROOMS, WOODEN WARE, &C...
ID 1000 dozen Shaker medium and common Bronms,
800 do extra aud common Whisp and Hearth
Rrooms;
300 lests blue. oak and red Tubs;
3uO dozen common 3-hoop apd fancy Buckets;
800 nests covered Buckets;
100 do Pine Tubs:
100 do Cedar do;
35 dozen bail and nest Boxes;
IUO do Wire Sieves;
100 do Manill Bedcords:
200 do Zinc WashLoards;
30 do Barrel and half barrel Covers
so do Alicant, ute. Coir and Rope Mats;
2OO nests Market Baskets;
so do Clothes Baskets and Hampers;
100 boxes Clothes Pins;
800 nests Bowls:
100 gross wood'box Matches;
% dozen Trays;
TOO do Cocoa Dippers;
100 do Cedar Buckets and Piggins, brass and iron
hoops:
50 do Painted Keelers;
= 50 do Horse and Well Buckets; 4
30 do half Bushels;
500 Measures, five in; |
p dozen Churrs;
With every article in the Woolen and Willow Ware
ne which we will sell at low prices to the country trade
SHREVE & STEWART.
Tnuf uf.pf1ra
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,IIHNEVy Am Fancy STOIiE.

MRS f. M RICH. No. 2o4 Fifth street. Cincinnati,
Itl would respectfully call public attention to her
large and shionable Stock Of Millinery and Fancy
Goods consisting Of Silk, Satin Velvet and Braid Bon
nets Bonnet Cans and Fancy Trimmings. Ribbons Man
tas CIoaks Black and Cplored silk and other Laces,
Need dle-worked Collars. Chemizettes. Sleeves &c.
which she IS prepared to sell prices which cannot fail
TO give satisfaction.
When Gu visit Cincinnati, can on
MRS. z. NJ. RICH.
mhlsy qOa Fifth street. between Elm and Plum.
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GLASS STAINING

In The modern styles for Churches Public Build.
ings Pripaie Dwellings,, dc DC.
THa FIRST PRIZE RECEIVED!
Cincinnati. also at the Louisville Mechanics In.
IA stitUte.
We are prepared to fl any order with metal sash
stained glass with borders aud Iii mond centers for any
kind ofchurch windows with fuH size figures
cheap nad in New York, Boston Philadel.
pha-the amount of risk of brcakage and
less.
Our references all the good modern finished
Boats on Mississippi aud Ohio rivers three Presby-
terian Churches at Cincinnati he Episcopal at Ports
mouth Ohio. Church at Madison, Ind, a ehancel
window Frankfort. Ky. also window. with hg-
ures at NaZaIth and two Churches in Louisville.
Bay window in Governor Helms residence at Harrods
burg side lights in various dwellings in Lou.
isvlle. Lexington and Danville.
All orders carefully executed at the establishment
Buu street, Louisville, Ky.
mhi7 GIN I.C. MILLBR& co.
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y. +. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Fosters BatiGing, Up Stafrs,
7 y. CRISP, having removed his Oftce 10 Fosters
81 building, will be hand at all times, to take
o6 Deeds Mortgages &C., and attend
to all business required Of him Justice OF the Peace
frb9-f
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RAILROAD LINES.
TO BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS,
Boston and New York.
CINCINNATI. HAMILTON AND DAYTON. AND
MAD RIVER AND LAKE ERIE RAILROADS
~ a qoR
FARE REDUCED!,ea

FARE REDUCED!ssaH
oNAt roo" DIS IBSUFFsIoM '"Aii 10
SEVEN HOURS AA1L.OAD RsDR
fsSa fsSelsSAEi FxEE 70 FR5k ls5 1pUsrr
F9lR F9lR , DOLLAR TICKET GO0D ON ALL
Hamilton Dayton Re:a q: sas to rssss. =. E.s.:
Through from Cincinnati TO sandushy without change Of
BsssAg. checked to Buffalo. .,r.s....H rf
Depot in the west end Of the city. Sixth street.
Cheapest and most pleasant route between Cincinnati
leaving Cns....i y ?, morning ..,. q o.
clock P NJ. 60 nnsdistsy board the splendid
ST Law RENoE.... Mead,
And Buffalo nsit morning .f.r isfrshiss hight.
The roads composing this from Cincinnati to the Lahs
laid throgsh with heavy gra and
Sn ss 81 an, I
the %f ,SSs n: isss. and
Igpnng through hs,arSs and beautiful Of
Sar. asS o'''n' K's'n
The Line SS :sg.sy
@Tsae,s s. 4. those who may p.,roni.s them.
the Lake Each provided with sp,sndid fer The
especial accommodation of pleasure every
Reserved viii sses,aphed for. BY pas.snss
~. hsr At 81 1s Iia S
on Lake Steamers ~, -
From Cincinnati to Buffalo 4 N
FROM Cincinnati 20 New York (R X from Bu6alo)..u 50
FROM Cineinnst 20 New ferk via Hudson river
from Cincinnati 70 Boston. 90
montreal 90
IsurliBgton
Rutland
Bellows falis
concord 80,
Lowell .......... "a n
EXCU RSioN TICKETS
Cincinnati TO Buffalo and back .... rs 90
From Cincinnati to Niagara and back 10
For through tickets infe please app At Gin
ennati. Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Once. forth
atreet uuder NsQ
House. j. W SHIPLEY. Railroad once on unut be-
Fourth and Fifth S Gibsop
House OF at Sixth street Depot. Or In Louisville 10 j. s.
Moorehssd and the Clerks Lightning Line Steaners
David White and Alvin Adams.
r. o. AMEs. supr
Passenger Agent for Evansville. A. FULLER
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r. Il. BlNCk
DRUG ESrABGISMENT.
wOOLSEY & LINCK,
THE undersigned have formed co partnership in the
l. Drug and Apothecary businessman wiz continue
the old stand, Main street, formerly occupied by
w. NJ. Woolsey they have on hand general assort
ment Of Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes. Window
Glass Printing Ink, &c. &c, to which they invite tie
attention of old customers and the public.
Physician. Prescriptions carefully attended to, beth
partners being fully competent eitend to that branch
Sf the business. w. Nj. WOOLSEY,
Evansville Sept. 90 1852. FRANCIS A. LINK.
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WHITE RIVER BRIDGR.

w MI u hEt Ell BHIDGE.
1DRoPOSALS will be received by the ders' 'gned until
the st OF August next for covering
across hite Riverhe undertaken furnish ali the maeri
ais and finish the lob according plan furnished by the Eng
.
II will require about 5000 lumber B. NJ and is5 900
shingles.
Badsrs will state what will taken IN Stock of
the Company in Stock
bill OF the materials required be Jewsts Car
shop Evsnsvite-att the office ofthe yncenncs Depo At
my once IN frineeton SAM HALL. Prsst
ey'-u Z. 4 o. r. CO.
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CHANGE OF PROPRJETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &c, & c,
.ExALE AND RETAIL ny
LEIGH q WEIR Ii NG

THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock OF
l. Drugs aud Medicines of J. NJ. ID. Mter & Co.. ana
intend carving ihe Drug business the well known
stand of Keller Parnsey. No IA Water street. under
the Arm of Leich Il Vering.
Charlie. LEIGH ofthe frm hopes he is favoraby known
to the public, having been engaged In Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years. Peter Verling of the
firm having been cerkng In the present the
ast three years. fatiers himself with having the conf
dence of its old customers.
We intend keeping hand large and fresh stock Of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
st6ct attention business and by low prices, rit
liberal patronage both Srom old aud new customers.
CHARLES LElCH.
feba5ly PETER VRRl.ING.
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERs.

oPFicE CONSTRUCTION or LITTLE FATS PR,paz. !
Washing ton, August 70, 1854.
9 EAIEO PROtOsALS for the construction and
~ cree Ion OF the supsrsttucture complete tf a
timber bridge across the Petomac nesr the "Litt g
Falls, above Georgetown, the labor and materials
OF al kin is, together with the requi lite sc.sldpg
to be included. will be received Ut this oce until
Saturday, the Oh If septe aber, at IL o'clock m.
One abntnent and TWO piers (of ftone) sre already
built, being LOO fest ap.rt from centre TO GENRE
l50 feet in The clear, and ssch ,hrty-'our feet in
length. TIE leading dimens ions and accomme d.
Gus ~ said BRIDE must, the f,re. be as Ito r.
VIZ 'tal length, $50 feet, in tuo spans Of leo f-et
eas b in the clear. The area Of the bridge must III
brace two carriage ways and two fot va, the for
Der ri usted vi hin three ribs or t-uss fir mae and
the latter exterifr to the same The whole bridge
roofing tin well painted.
The roposals mu be accompanied with such de
script "ns delinsaticns, dimens &C. SIS nav he
necrs sry to full and clear urd rstaniipg Of The
nature and character Of the variops p,rt- OF the
stru tare proposed; and must exbib he rriee o.
foot tall things include for every foot in .nz,h
the nire superstruc ure--Iis: $40 feet at which
the work will be undertaken; and the earliest da p
1t viii be completed.
Sad rrcpo- ais must also be accompanied by ere
denials, setting rh the character and competency
of the PROPOSE and signed iy individuals OF kuovn
reputation, and by respons BIZ indiridugls. WHO
are ready to enter Into Joint honda become sure
ties for The f-ithfui iullment of q contract In con
'or"is' t. the terms proposed and accepted.
Payments will be made In two equal ins ailments
the first whea it shall be mad t. appear tbnt Nv,
thirds OF the work, including materials deliver. d.
Inspected, and scaeptei, hiss actunIiy been c, m
piiabed: the second when the entire structure In
Guiding al LIS paris AMI sppsndsges, shall have
been duly comp eted aud epted
The entire work. 10 all it, parts. dimensions, DC
Will b. 81 All times subject to the inspection and di
recton Of the undersigned, CT any ether person &C
au'horized
Ali proposals will b. Forwarded to the undera' gned
In seal"t -Evelo.e marked outwardly. ''Prop1sal
f'r butding the Little falls' frid,e,- under CIV
er to the honorable Secretary Of the In error
GEO. TH0M,
Captain O. rps Typographical Engineers,
In charge Of construction of Little Fails Bride
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co TT A GE HOME SCHOOL.
EDR HGI-AL. IxnII9

BY MRS. c. AND MISS NJ. A. cox

BY MRS. C. AND MISS NJ, A. eek.
massachusetts tr.aue tet,csen IN AMI lltf Sr,>t.
WASHINGTON, D C.
I'HE fiI;b Academ yehr Of hi. 1rstitution viii
l. open ~ f"1DAY, sept. inter LIST The stuiie,
VIII De ar ang-i into tour cls'ses rrising all tn,
usual b'sncnes { hnislIei fnglieh elucatiol
r7ces fr' N to $40 Per quar- er cc-ding % CLASH
h'auon French, Music, Drawing ami Painting, nj
usual charges.
The J cation I'm the Northern Liberties, mn.
healihfu and aut part O: the city) ofT.rs ppcu
Esr Inducements 10 boarding pnpils, having he sd
Eansg Of pure az, and plentiful supply OF excel
lent wasr. Terms per sessi a OF TN "a nps 4
hoarning and Tnittn. incuIing Nu.ir, French
Drawing, &c, goo, payable bait ia ssFsnce
bEFikESCE5:
Kew. l.. l. Gillss, DR.. ". Jones, Gen. r q Weight.
man, a. +. Cunningham. q j. r. Halliday, Fec
X Prentice, Esq, Washington, %. C; X. G. Bowie
sp, insislc Bcsrling School, Va
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Orstrpstive Coz .laentiou.

DANARIscorrA, Ne, Aug. 25.-A WALDORF.
at o clock thu afternoon, a FIRE broke out In
the rear CT the Hotel, and swept all the VIII
lsge from William Tebbetts large furniture
store on North aud East streets, as far as the
8apii.t meeting bouse. which Was saved The
property destroyed included every store in the
village. Every building south and west to the
river, and to Capt. kullison's on the south
side. General kennedy's new ship; Captain
James Cocks bsrque, both on the stocks sli
The timber in J. Clarks yard. for q large
ship. DO. h banks, the custom house and pos;
III &c. were all consumed. The loss must ez-
coed $3.50 600
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BREAD! BREAD. BREADTH

EHE subscIiher Tn k.s this means OF informing his
I customers number not kpown) ,hat lie il MI
right this Monday morning: a, d, notwithstanding
the attempt of rival in business to eXtiuguish him
and his business 81 his hands Except the woun ed
maD) fIs In the bake house a. work. aud will be
prepared, usual 70 furnish all orders for his IN
pr ceientsd 9ooa Bread. aud ever, this else in his
line Of business lock out FIR Frasier's wagons
We woul ask the favor Of our numerous CPS omers
TO please be ready when the Wagon mes and " b en-
they hear the words" Here comes Frasier's Fam IL
Bread and Tea Biscuit come along with your pa tes
and money. Let them only "wait for The wagon"
and they will be cheerfully supplied
JAMES FRASIER,
aug u corner # + and 18th sirsete.
4 NEW Lot OF FINE EN0RAYINGS lust IL
n ceived ct JNO r. ELLISS
Ps. avenue, between Oh and 10th streeta
" 2s-h
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A COUNTRY REsInkNCE a Lo,,

A COUNTRY REsInENCE n r.o,.
"A fOK SALE AT kLL4ViLLE-Ths sutscrite
has land of i20 &crs of IAN In the neigh borhoc O,
biaden, burg uepot, un,i.r the designation If Ella
TiiIe ADD offers the same for sale. The lots c,uss
OF ICON three 70 niue acres OF dlaud zach lot 10
ciuiing d-s-sbs site for bui.iiue
On Two If the tote the subscriber has erected
handsome residences, with every mcd.r m cnptr v
area l. cocltcst. One Of these houses anu lo:. T.
r n-leo =, sai.' al is " reaiy for imposition
Concerted with the house ia ell of ,trony medioi
nal water. Cmplete hyd- auiic appsratas ,uppl Is
the bath room kitchen, and water closet with va
tsr, which Is obtained In unliuired quantity with
our gins oat OF do r.. Application may be N sds
to BE. srs. GREEN d SC IT. Auctiou.ers: Ir. WIus
ut be National "otel 10 the subscrit er on The
premises A i'hogr phel plan af Euavi lie will be
exnloi'ed, and terms Of sale made known On spul,.
cal. above. ffA
IN omnibus rups three tunes day between XII.
Vile aud Washington. CHAS Z. CALVERT
AuY 1T
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NAlCtkLE LAND FOR s,Lr, .o,thin nh. md
hntF mile IF Wushjmgton-The .uSscrih< r
VIII cii't r eale u IL the ist If Septpmle- 1854
s.ve'sl Valush e ::s:t GLAND twoton'etpl-. 100
ares each, vel! improrsd. ri b DWELLINGS md ut
houses, srd on which dne crop O: wheat, we and
COZ n was r ieed the present Sc. son.
Also, three lota o entire woodland cont ;,s,r &C
foro~s, viz: 'ns piar" Of 1929 acres covered with
Oh ar c'lSst al timber piece ofs2 acres GOV.
cd with nas and chee.Du': CT Of re OF 81 ,erss
40 n which are covered with OAK, CHESTNUT. ers.
dar and pine.
Aiso four Lo7 Of So srrss esch; shout one half IL
oov.rct with oak c'dsr and pine
Ire eve lnrd II lo,atet; in heautiful and
h'airhr part IF Pr'nc" Gcori; s county Is we'll "a
Tered easy ofa'r"er 10 snd from Washington bc;pe
Bounded tv the W.shin. X, 4 B!a!nos,,urg rosd
mar Adelh' Mii's about tzn and hsH mi As above
Esd nsture. and is altogether DEL allie Iccst on
70 those de- iri' snsl county seat in the vicinity
Of Washington
Fer fu thor particulars spp'v IL
EDWARD SyMMs.
At the Washington City ssvings Yank
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NORTHERN LIBERTIES SEMINARY
FOR FrI.FG LaDHS,

y c.
Mrs A. 4. HE'LL, Principal precspt,ess
NE do iet of th's :. min9,y II. be recommended
l. tie first MOI day in September, in q large enc
new tni.dirg no. entirely omp eted he location
OF Sh'ce 10 .Acs dinghy ta.uSrous on the corner o..
l. and 10th sire rs.
The G nrse Of stndiss vii Re divided into n ret
depar nenF, cGml risnE Ell the branches OF a thor.
ough ciurstion
I'm Cd number Of Fup;ls viii te received a.
bosoi"r- ind er-ry IF IT vi I lie eli 10 make
the INSULATION hapfy h'ms ior sii IFS inrnares
Compste' sTla rth' i.nt tesctcrs srs ,Dys gel A.
| assisfsnts for each depsrm.ut
From the 'ntire AID ohse ing srtroba-'sn mani
ieste1 by parent aud fri. nds the recent sxsni.
ustinn, Mrs. Bell deems T. u-a-r.sssry here 10
trouble the public With long lis: Of references.
which can De found, with rCrher particulars, by
eoosuing c:rculrrs siteu at all the principal
Eo1kstor-r.
Beard .rd tuition in English. per term Of TIN
mouth ~ d q hsi:, EXCLUSIVES Il the vana-
tion slSr
usi VIZ IRE OF hist 81
pantlpg In OF! snd water cOlors, each ........ e
Lens u gcs. each. ......... ..,. q,
Pencii rasr and Papier Nacbe, tarh - lc
lay Schois's from four 70 ten doIlare psr quarter
Payment in sdvsp-e.
P"pl8 may erter at any time Of he year. aud ~,
rhsrg'd rom the time or enrrs nee; but none are
aim1 t-d 4 r less a. sn enc sion. unless q preyi
Gus Agreement 10 that effect shall have been made
psvr'sut half session ia advance
avg ,S-2w
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Baltimore Markets .

BALTIMORE, August 26.-The -four market
remtins quiet, but firm. Howard street is
held at 50 and City Mills at S. IS. Wheat
srles Of 1900 bushels of white at 81 IS 81 20,
red, 81 b5 81 IS. Corn-sales Of 1000 bush.
Of white at 81; yellow. SIS. 0ats-ssss 1000
bushels at f. TO So cents.
The weather continues intensely hot AT
noon, the thermometer stand at 81
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WARREES
IMPROVED FIRE AND wATEp-pRnOp
COM SITTON 0EING

" take p's-surs in calling the attention o.
w parties oop ten plating building 20 this high
ly popular roofing mst-rial, which has been In AZ.
t4Dsive uss rcpshoVt the citiss o. the ~sstefe
Ct tes and British Prsvfr FOR upvaids ef 20 yes
during which time It has been ,ssted BY every var
ETY. OF circumstances, and Is universally conceded 70
possees. 10 . greater degres than any otnef roonng
ma eria In use the vsIuable qualities Of cbesppess
durs biIity and secury sga;nst the scicn Of the e.
euents.
W" sre ready 70 contract sbr roofing In tbs city
and country I'd
Once hours frem IL TO II m and b 6nm.
q. VI. WARREN 4 CO. "a
10Th r. "a doos above Mnaais~'s Auction Re@. =
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An arrangement, and little daughter Of Mr..
Benner running into the street and crying
murder, vas followed bya follow named Wa
son, who came O. Veemillion's assistant, who
knocked her down. Warrants were Issued
against and Wason was bound over to appear
at court. Vernillion's case Was postponed
until Monday next.
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LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS
EMPORIUM.

I'hlS day receiving l.rge supply Of LEATHER
l. LASTINGS G SdOE FINDINGS
400 sides Of Sole Leather
Is dozen French Calf Skins, Of the best uaSss
loo dozen Morocco and Lining Ok ns
100 SIDES Harness ana Bride Leather
20 dozen superior Patent Calf SANS
Home made Calf aud Kipp skins
Upper and fkir.'pg leath.r
Book Finders Leather OF su descriptions
solze's Tool, and his Ya.ni h, &C.
Please to call and examine for yourselves, sil of
which will Re sold the mot reason able and A.
commodatiDg terms. TG, FOHn.
near tie Pateut Oh a. 7tb street
X $50 std prime SPANISH SOLE LEATH-
En-, at IS cents per H. an, 2I-9w
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From New York.

New YoRK, August 2Sth.-The c. 6. masI
steamship Union ss',ed 1t noon to-day for
Havre She took out fifty passengers ard
s20o 600, In specie.
The aout market remains unchanged Wheat
sales of moo bushels NJ full prices. Coro-
sales Of 90 600 bushels at yesterdays rates
Cotton doll Stocks depr eseed
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ARMY &'NAVY EQUIPMENTS.

"AIL sIhFHkNh MihtarJ Hspuhcurpre
s-tention Of Army and Navy OHBcers 70 ,h.as sun.
fioe work and stvie Of eeods.
IN have created rev oluton 10 this department.
ma can furnish the most sl-gant goods at prtcss
hat Win sus,ssssolly ehsllsnss gsesisr rsduot,oa
We w'so toshov that this 10 net IN sGcluave or
privilege business, and ID susceptible al the pro-
s-sss OF shs age, dssptts The jossinu efsanqnaris
Gdssn clethins n.as 70 ordsr N sss..t % -
ana latest tAshicn.
eunitsd stA..s HaU ~ BAnsss nsAs b orosr,
sug u-2av2u
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PARK HOTEL,

PARK HOTEL,
This delightful Suburban Retreat.
On IN, mar boundary street,
80 IS NOW OptN FOt
~ THE RECEPTION or
- The PUBLIC.
1be PropI etors respectfully inform Their friends
'hst every tning served up at their ests bushmeut
shall bs f the best.
The Billiard. Bowling, and Shooting Saloons art
In &C mplste order
Parties will be served with Breakfast, Dinner. or
supper 1T short notic., ana In the most app, owed
style, not Furpsssed by any house In the strict
FOR the acc 'nn od.uou Of the public Coaches Of
NE Union Line will lesve the corner OF 6 h street
| and Pa. avenue every thirty inmates, dsy AID eve
nirg. commencing at ! O'Clock q. m, for tie Park
Hotel; stopping " Union Hall, q street
WILSON d HAYWARD
Prov re- Union Hall. G st PARK Hotel, I ID at.
aug 1a-lm
BONNETS, RIBBONS, UAPS, &c.
AM closing out the following goons without re
L gard to cost, for the purpose of fixing up tn
st re and 70 make room for Fall Goods:
BONNE1s.
Gimp Bonnete, 1915 tots
ssraw d." rs 81 SO
Straw Hats and Flat, Cheap.
DRESS GAPS.
pTess and Breakfast CAPS, IS To 81
Ribbon Hesddresses Is d 81 Is
ktobcn ko.ettss rs to SIX pair
Psrssolsttes 70 to s.
All variety Of GOODS, cnnsistine nfhAona. almn.
ns0L Flowers, Fans, Gloves 60
aug 0~-so9v ~ - ~" Aita sss-
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WASHINGTON IRON WORKS

Nam, d,enx<, bsssoeea ~ aad Ca ax
MANUFACTURES Of Steam EngiDes, BollsrS
Nl Watrr Tsnsa ehaftinS, Pullsyh Haneer md
diiI Wtrs generally. az
Will furnish sss Mula al kinds u CasttneA
Rrou Sht and Cast Iron Pipes md sveryhine In the
Iron line generally - ..
Tso small ENGLNESon hand and for sslsL For
inform alton address O. e. MOVES, Washington Iron
Works. Washington. DC. lSn
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT
lGQ New and secondhand PIANOS Of
UyT1lmy own and several other factories,
are always to re had at my Pisno WsreTcom, on
nth street, between Psnnsylvsuis svsnus and L
street. h'
Nd Pianos taken In exHhapcs.
Tuning also attended To.
p. q. REICHENBACH.
p. s.A hw tgry low p ieed second hand Pianos
tscm ~, tsf sSaS. apg 0-eeams
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UNION REFECTORY

Corner Of Pennsylvania ap axa Third 81
~ ~ TIE undersigned re. O.
NNfN1 spectfully announces to .zfGENNR
NOhH his customers and the SsHx&
public, that he has laid
In esh stock Of malt and sprituous liano,s -,
best quality, among which may te found fus R..d.
ing Ale, other Ales, and Lsger Beer; superior RI.
dies, Wines, Gin, and other refreshments H.
.tdar Is supplied with the best of the market il,
ssason serv.d up at the shortest notice, and his
Cigars are of the choicest brands Thankful S,r
past favors he hopes to receive Of IN.
ssme. b. SCuAD