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Nor RBNT-FOa OFFICES AND MEcHANI,p
Il SHoPS-The premises in which the SrAE "A
now printed and published, on D tire t, south SIDE,
Near IFS intersection With 18th street and Pepney
vanla avenue; consisting of two Buildings, In front
and rear, with convenient yard TO m Intervening
The front but ding contains four at present
divided of, three the ground floor and one In the
second story; alt Of them being ell located for me-
chanics' shops. The two lower story front rooms
viii also make capital Offices The ba build M
will answer well for o machine. shop carpenters,
painters. blacksniths other mechanics chop, re-
curing 10 be 10 ated right In the business centre Of
the city, and 10 be spacious. >,
T-rDs M derate. Apply Immediately to
fepS-tf WALLACH HOPE
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COUNTRY REsIDrrcu -.

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE q LotA
"A FOR SALE AT ELLAVILLE-The subscribe
has LAID OF LEO acres OF land in the reigbbcrhood of
biaden burg Depot, under the designation IF Ella
Vile, and Offers tho for sale. The lo.s cons;gr
OF from three 10 nine acres Of woodland each lot In.
Guiding desirable site for building
On two Of the lots the subscriber he's ersc.ed
handsome residences, with every modern contrtv,
anoe for comfort. One Of these houses and lots fs
cfered Tor sale and Is now ready for inspection
Connected With the house is uel1 of stron uedici-
nal water C'mplete hydrsulic apparatus supplies
the bath room, Kitchen, and water ccset WITH va.
tec, which Is obtained In unlimited quantity with
out going out OF doors. Application may be made
to Ne.srs- GREEN Soo7T, Auctioneers: Mr. WELs.
at the National -otel to the subscrit er on the
premises A autographed plan {, Ei,avila sill he
e1nib''ec, end terms OF sale maze kacun on sppli.
ca.isn as above.
4 omnibus runs three TINES q day between Ella.
vile and " ashngton. CHAS. B. CALVERT.
aug 1T
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SILVER AND BRASS PLATING

No. Az Eighth Sse,t, bGWeen d st and ia. Goenue
rINHS undersigned is prers ed TO do SILVER and
i BRASS PL ting In all their varieties
Numbers for St res and Dive llings. Ioor Plates,
Bell Pu Is, Railing Knobs Letters ard ernsmsnts
for military and OF ler ASS Citations flu pishel 81
Bal imo-s prices, nj # his own work mspship.
All kiads o: Conch Work ia the iiue done In the
best and cheapest man, er
Those who want siiFer, brass plating, &c, done,
Will please cali de sboys,
A. S8EEHAN,
sep 23-lu Practical silver Platter.
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Later from China.

New York, Sept 70 A private despatch
dated Hong Kong, July 23i. states that Com
modore Perry had arrived there Canton was
quiet. The wealthiest Chinese families were
leaving for the interior There was but a
trifing bu.iness doing in teas
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DIE

Al Waco Village, Mcclellan county, Texas, on
The 29t!, July last, DIR. JONATHAN EDWARDS
JACKSON, formerly Of this city.
On the 9th instant, Mrs. MARGARET DUCK
WORTH, aged So years, resident of tins city for
the last fifty years.
Sy-fIer friends and the friends Of her son-in law
DR.. Wm. H. Gunhell are respectfully nvitet, to a,
tend her funeral on Tomorrow Sunday afternoon
at O'clock without further notice, from q street
between Sd and 4 = streets.
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New York Episcopal Convention Election
OF a Eighoo

NEW YORK, Sept. 29-The Episcopal Con-
yer ton projected this morning TO ballot for a
successor 10 Bishop Wainwright. On the LIST
ballot the whole number of votes cast was
337, of which Mr.. Haight received SO, Vinton
IS, Potter 81, Harris So, and others smaller
numbers. A econd ballot was ordered.
Two more ballots were then taken without
choice, Mr.. Vinton receiving the highest vote
each time 3
A fourth ballot was ordered, which resulted
as follows: Rev Francis Ninton, ID. ID , Of
Grace Church, l25 Rev Horatio Potter, ID.
D Of Albany, 1876; Rev. Or. Haight. Of
Trinity Church, "a others scattering
The Convention then tosk recess.
The Convention reassembled at Z o'clock,
and four more ballots were had. On the Sth
ballot, the Rev. Horstio Potter, D. D D.. Of Al
baDy. was elected Bishop. receiving liz votes;
Rev. DIR. Vinton, l26; others, smaller votes.
On motion of NJ. Ninton, the election w,
confirmed By reclamation.
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BY K. s. WRIGHT, Georgetown.

.
Il RUsTEEs SALE or BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
1 IN GEORGETOWN, NEAR THE TWENTY
BUILDINGS in THURSDAY, the 18th of Octo
Der next, at O'Clock, p. m. In front OF the premi
sea, shsll ell at public auction, by virtue of a
Deed ~ Tru't from Hsnr. Goldsmith and Elizabeth
his wife, ~ tbs subscriber, bearing date fifth Of
October 1870. and daily recorded In the land
records for Washington county District f Co,um
ba, part of 1T No. 17a. situated at the
corner Of Market and Fourth Streets in Beatty and
Hawsins' addition to Georgetown Beginning for Il
said piece at the south eat corner Of said str eetS
thence soutberly with the 'ice Of Market street
thirt- two teet''ix inches to Henry Tennels' lot
thence wi n his groU easterly seventy feet o e
OF less: thence northerly parallel With Market
street thirty two feet sig inches to Fourth street
and vi It westerly seventy FEET mere or less to the
begin ming, with the Improvements which consist of
q coed two stYry Brick ffouse
fs' INST One-t' ird cash, the balance in Fix end
twelve opths; the deferred payln Mt to be occurred
by deed OF trust on tia property. all conveyance
at tn cos: Of the purchaser
GEORGE LAURY,
sep u-Wt-ctt2 Trustee o.
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SELLING OFF TO REMOVE.

HAVING lsssed the large and commodious store
Ill room on the southwest ccrDer Of pennsylva-
nis avenue and 18th street. snd fitting 1t mp in the
nj st modern and approved manner, ofier in The
meantime at our old stand, Inducements to purrha-
s-rs Of Music, Piano Fortes, and al other MnSeal
IDstrumeats, euch may never occur again. =
Graf Reductions fer cash.
81 Remember, our cf-rs of bsrgaips 1t the Old
stand close the 23d instant, about which tnls
We hope to zee all OLD custom r. and their friends
- aILBOe HIr9
s.pl IL Music Depot
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BY BARNARD q BUCKLEY. Auct,r.
. GEORGETOWN

BY BARN AHO q BUCKEY, Auct,ra.
GEORGETOWN
GO0D. WALL KEPT FURNITURE At Auct,on
NJ On TUESDAY ns1e the Sd October, at 10 och
q. N at the restiencs Of Miss T. Davidson on First
street, three doors 2om High, we viii sel the en-.
IRE furniture which has been in use but short
time, as
Mahogany Sofa. Walnut Parler Chairs
10 Rocking Chair. Gilt Mirror
Ma'oiet pier Table, do sofa do &c.,
Mahogs ny Light Stands, Parlor ehades
Parlor. hall ard chamber Carpets
EHtefs sion and other Tables
Sidebcard. Water Coeler de
Lounges, dinio g and o. her Chairs
Chi and Glassware, Knives ami Forks
Bedsteads Bureaus, Wardrobe
First rae Feather Beds
Stands Msttre5 ser, &e.
Rain Cas- "a, Kitchen Utensils, DC.
TeIms at the sale
BARNARD L BUCKLEY.
sep ZS-d Auctinneers
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TELEGRAPH,
Expressly for the Daily Bvenipr Sta
Prom Baltimore

BALTIMORE September 3O.-The -four mar.
ket still continues dull Small sales of How
ard street at s. rs, and City Mills at s7I2.
whest--Ssles Of 900 bushels; white sl.4Oa
SIS5, rcd 81 3ssSl IS. Corn-Sales Of 5000
bushels; white at 81, and yellow at TO-
The weather keeps clear and cold.
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NITlZENe 0e WASHINGTON wi hing to Law in
~ a stock IF WuoD for winter will 90 Will to give
me q call 1 an. constantly receiving wood Of tn.
bast quality on consignment, and give the b. s,
bargains in the city, wholesale and retail, at my
yard n aaryian. avenue, at tn. lanai kridge near
the Capitol. -.r..
Als", for sale low three arst rate Csrts two Wa
ter Tanks. Wheels. and seering for q buggy.
lot of ready mixed Psipt,.
rders taken for White Oak Lumber, Sc.
sep i5-ln J. W. uFATH
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ARHssfEp.-A few evenings since, Mr.. ".
Rollins, An honest hard working man Was
kpocked down and robbed Of about 500. Ofioer
Kimball, last night, succeeded in, arrestine
three colored persons who IRE charged With
being concerned in the robbery Their names
are Peyton, his wife, and John Cole. They
were sent to Jail to await an examination.
WAreH RErURNs.-J. Wilson, making rude
remarks, fined S., and costs; D. Fitzgerald,
drunk and disorderly, fine and costs Charles
Downey, do, workhouse thirty days; Ger
Iude webb, profanity and disorderly, do.
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dor RENT-The STORE on p. avenue hetw.
u 9th and 10Th streets ct present occu Died by
the subscriber as a Millinery establishment II IA
one OF tbs Oldest business ftsnds in the city, and
has an excellent run of count Y custom If desired
etling part Of the hou can be had early in
the 70 ing.
Ths Stock and FiItur = Of the store for sale
Appyto MRS SARAH HAMILTON.
Sop 2I-eo2ws
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Police C6cer SHOT

NEW YORK, September 20 "A police officer
u.amed Jas Cahill, was shot dead at 3 clock
this morning. whilst attempting TO arrest come
burglars. Three men have been arrested on
suspicion.
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NEW WOOD AND COAL YARD.

INAE subscribe,s would respectfully in form their
i numerous friends aud the public generally tina.
in edition TO oor Wood and Goa, ard near the
RI o-nix Flaming Mil, 9eorge own, have, for the
better accommodation of that portion Of our rus
toners " no reside In Washington, opened yerd at
the corner OF Twenty q est A. d sire. t..
At either of the above places those In want of fuel
will at ali times find q coed supply of ell kinds Of
WOOD and Quail. at the lowest market pricss
All orders left at either Of the above plsces will
be attended to with promptneM and dispatch.
sep 27-d1m TRAHhRS STOVER q,
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CT RAGE WALLACH HOPE have fer rent
~ much Of the extensive Basement of tie Build
legs at the southwest coroer Pennsylvania ave.
nne and l1th street. This affords an excellent ;.
porinnity for aoy one wishing storage as tho said
ba enent ia very extensive we'll lighted, and paved
with flag stones, aud has two or TIRES convenient
entrances. and is also perfectly secure. Amply at
the Star Offcs an Ia-tf
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NDE Il GARMENTS.-Shsker flannel cash.
~ mere nerno, Saxony Scotch WOOL G use me-
r'no, Isle thread, silk and cotton UNDEhG4F-
hENTS. Shirts, Collars, Line and Musl n sofoms,
at ,BIGE'2. -
eep 10 Wizards Hotel.
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LIME. COAL. AND WOOD.

i ANDlNG this Ga, 1000 BUS els LIN &, in coed
IL order and Of super Tor qua'ity wood burnt
81 landing q cargo Of broken AMI screened rsd
a b COAL, which is warranted frst rate article.
Also, On hand, Hickory, Oak, and Pine " GOD
All CT which ~il be sOlJ reasonable rates.
e-- WILLIAM WANDER
Corner and Twelfth streets, No. 54s.
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MARSHAL's SALE.-In virtue Of q vr;,
WI OF neri facias, Issued from the Clerks On az
sfircuit CORE Of the District Of Columbia for tn
oun'y OF Washir gton, and to me dir cted, / shall
expose to public sale for cass, on MONDAY. the
"a day RI October. 1854. at the front of the Court
rouse door At IL clock m the { flowing proper
ty. 'is: All thst lot piece or rarcel Of Ground W.
ing and being IN the city OF Washington and desig
nassd on The lat Of said ci'y IS 1t No K Of Prtd
e'es Ways suh-divisior Of square No nine hundred
ana three. (soS) fronting twenty feet on Eight
strs'f east between z and streets south, by one
ndred and fourteen QUO feet one In ch deep. to
vesnef with all and singular the Improvements
thereon setzed and levied upon a. the proparty of
william d. Aiken. ssd sold to satisf, JUDICIAL No.
10. 70 october Term, 1854. In favor Of Rarnss .
n'eneh. JONAH ROVER
M'rshal for the Ditrict Of Columbia.
sep9-dt2dOct VI
~ The above property 10 post-
poned to MONDAY, the 9th October, ZANE hour Ar
place. ] n ROOvFp
| Mar bal for tho District CT Columbia.
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Arrival Of the America

Bosros, September SO-The royal mail
steamship America arrived at one o'clock this
morning. Her mails were dispatched South
by the early train
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EOR RENr-TO COAL DEALERS OR TGOsE
Il DESIRING TO GO INTO THAT BUSINESS.
attach Hope have fog rent the very DO loos ton
Tor coal yard IN Washington cty--the Va ant lot
On Peunaylranis avenue, attached to the building
at the corner of street, heret fore occupied by
Edwin 6rsen's Cabinet ware Mandatory A con
vepient brick office ia attached and the lot ia amplv
large The location Is the most central, conepicu
ous and contenient Of in Washington for the
coal business For ent-rpr ising man. the CHI nee
lie a rare one. For terms apply early Ut the Sta:
ohcf .-- r 81 .l.. - sep s
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
- GEORGETOWN, D. O.
R>N Wy m. Il CLARK

GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
-. GEORGETOWN, D. o.
Rev. VIM. i. Clark, p,>up.,a
Mrs. A. II. Clark,
,ry,HE duties of this Seminary will Be resumed Oh
FRIDAY, Sept mber 1sr. 4
The O. urss Of studies actua y pursued in this 1l
stitutiou embraces Q higher and more thorough
,ange than thu. pursued IN any other Female Sem
mary IN the Union. -
The lccation Of the Seminary is rem srksble for it
s,lubgity. The buildings are large, the rooms csps
cious, and the grounds fcr recreation are very an,
pie.
Terms for boardr pupils. $500 per sessiop Of 10
months paysbl- on he LIST September end lst o,
February. This charge includes bosr'ing, tuiticp
in English and Mathematics, room rent, fuel, lighe
and wsss ing. Music, French, Spanish, &c. Drawing
and Psintipg extra. -..E
Day SCR oars from IS TO $40 per qusrtsr according
to the tlasses which they eUter-
Reference is made to DR.. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Geo. Z. de Ia Roch W @ Ehseiy~H Hunte'
Esq, W. 3. u. Taylor, Esq, Frarcis Dodge: ESD
Robert P. Dodg', Esq, and Or. O A. 'iinthieum
Georgetown, d C; and TO Jos. II. Frsdiey, Esq
Aaron c. Dayton, Eco and Ms. ftshush coyl"
Washington, D. @.
jy li-H Intel i UDion) gis.
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Educational.

AIRS. n. BE vERLEY RANDOLPH
VNl and daughters viii opsn Boarding and Day
October. -. - -. az +
For terms, course Of instruction. Ia, spplicstiou
can be made to Mrs. r at her residence on New
York avenue, Be ween It'll aud sh sts.
sep ls-eof0ct2
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Michigan State Fair, &c.

DETROIT, Sept. 29.-Lord Elgin and suit ar.
rived here to- day, and were received by the
Mayor and Council ard escorted to the State
Fir. dinner was given to him at the Ma.
tional Hotel this afternoon by the Common
Council and a number of prominent citizens.
General Cas- left this morning to stump the
State.
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THE UNION ACADEMY,,

Corner OF I4h dret2 dHd NeU fUE os<sstkL
THIS Institutien VII be opened for the nsxt yea
on the fI st Monday In September. 1854. Tbs
nuuber Of pupil, Is hmi ed The school win con
list OF thrre classes, Jurtor, Middle and :SNor Nv
.ry desirable fscility IL offered Ap hcsaons ehcui
be made Immediately Preference given 70 thos~
no enter for the longest time.
Circulars a. the Bookstores.
d THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY win orco -
the Same time. Cfreulerc as above.
RICHARDS,
, yM-dsm MRS NJ A. RfoHARns
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Auction 6alea

~ BARNARD 4 BUCKEY, Auctrs,
GEORGETbWN
VALuABLh lot AND BANK STOCK at Auc-
O'clock .. n, In font Of the premiees Ne Viii eli
rart OF lot 70. fronting IS feet on south SIDE ..
bfidse street, and running back $50 fet, on which
snnds the cnrp,nter's shop Of Mr. VIM. simms.
Tsrme: onefhi-d cash; tbs b'lance 10 six and
twelve Months with interest and approved .ecn,;ty
d-sd TO be executed upon the payment n all ri.
purchase money 4. RITSHIe -"
Trustee for the lata Audrev Mc(ylerv
=. tue fame time will be offered 3. full shares of
the Back Of Washiue ton. csxh IN pecie = =
BARNARD 4 BUCKEY
ser 3o-ts a..;
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HAMILTON G. FAINT.

BANKER AMI DEAL-R IN ExCRt SGE sToCEs 81,
feHnsylpdnta drenue, betDeen Is and 6 h Streets
Washington. ID. I.
TNCURRENTM Money ard Lan5 Warrants bought
" and sold. Drafts on ali the principal tiles seld
to suit purchaser.. Six p.r cant. sliow,d on ali
mn"eys reua ming on depoSite oyer thi.s- 3ays,
Claims against the Covert nj, 1T collected.
sep 5-eolm
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The Cholera at Pittshurg

PrrrssuaG, Sept 29.-There were only IL
deaths from cholera yesterday. The disease
continues to abate, the alarm having entirely
subsidized. ~
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lcoxMUsIcArBD.
THE WATER QUESTION.

Messrs: Editors: As the subject matter of
this article is one Of deep and personal interest
to the people of Washington and Georgetown,
allow me, as friend of the cause. to occupy a
small space Of your columns.
AS the plan of supplying those cities with
water from the Great Falls was objected 10 by
some members of the last session of Congress
on the ground that the work would cost greatly
more than the estimate then submitted,
propose to show by an extract from the able
report Of I E. Sickles, Esq, of Philadelphia,
" upon supply of water for the city of Balti-
more, made 10 the City Council, and pub
lished in the Sun Of the 22d inst, that those
members of Congress we're mistaken in con.
Guiding that the estimate of Capt. Meigs, for
the construction Of the Great Falls aqueduct.
was much below the actual and final cost of
that work.
Mr.. Sickes' rec stipulation is as follows:
REHABILITATION OF THE SEVERAL LINRa
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AFIIvER DIsEAss.-Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Q rrme ~ for liver diseass and the plumber q for
midsbl evils contested With disorgauiZed sat- OF
At orssp, is unrivelled-
pGpdrojs Of certificates rom the hFhest sources
If ppreons living in tie cty Of Rich Hond Va, might
given Of cures effected by Csr;e.'s spanish NIX.
ture. We have only 20 refer TO Ia ex:rsofdi.
sary cure Of Sam uel Drink T. ESQ, Of the frrlW
0riuke- and Morris. Pool sellers, Richmond, w
Who cured by two bottles Of Cs' teT's Spanish
"ixture, after three years suffering from diserset
liver. He says its acton he blood is wonderul,
sett.r than all the medicine be hsd EVER taken, and
q eerf lily recon mends il to al.
sxsSes advertisement SEP III
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EoREsr SCENES in Norway and swsnde

EoREsT SCENES In Norway and swenden;
vol, London
TIE Great Highway, story Of the Worlds struggles
by 6. W. Pulom: vol; London
Williams Life Of Julius Cesar: J vol; Lrnirn
sayers Shilling Cookery for the People: L. nd n 26
Pigeons and Rabbits: by E. g. DslemAr price Is cts
Sand and Shells: nautical sketches; rs cts
james the secons, novel By Ainsworth; London
Is cts
Pin Money, by Mrs. Gore; London 800 cts
The Do~ ngsr by Nra. re; L.ndop; 67k cts
Eroess MsitrsvsrA % Bulwsr, Londa n; 81 ~ Cts
Jas, rssavsd y FRANK cAYLOR. =
cop ~
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Steamboat Explosion-senstor Douglas still
On the Stump

On the stump.
BUFrALo, n. Y. September SO.-The boiler
of the propeller Troy exploded near Chicago
One man was killed and several scsIded. No
particulars given.
Hon. s. A. Douglas made long and able
speech at Geneva, Illinois, on Wednesday last,
on the Nebraska question. At the close of the
close Of the speech, the meeting passed anti
Nebraska resolu; ions
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Sailing Of the Pacific

New YORK, September 33.-The L. q. mail
steamship Pacific sailed at noon to-day for
Liverpool. She took out 81, loo, 900 in specie.
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NEW Auction AND COMMISSION
1893 HlTTSE

A R0FHH Ell d I. BROWN repeatedly IN
IA form their friends and The public that they
have associated for tie rurpose Of ccrducting the
benches
Tn.ir stere, f,r the present., is at The corner o..
7th AID ftcee's, but will ia few weeks be re
Iarker-
Ssles Of all descriptions Of property viii b.
promptly sitter to and accouI ted for. Con IGN
IN: n-s ef merchandise will b re, eiyed on commits
sion, snd ,yances .. ede when a.sired.
sfs Of tho rstronBGe of the public Is respect
fully solicited CONCENTRATIONS through the poet
oeice or otherw sc will receive prompt attention.
In their new s:ors they viii hAve On rs a large
stock of vel selected HOUSEHOLD FURSITUKF
TO whtcn the tt ntinn Of purchasers viii 70 ins tied
R0THWELL Brown, Aactione I'd.
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LHRENCa WRITING INK. by Perine Guyot
Il Bank Of England Writing Ink, by Jones' ma.
ksr by appointment.
1upo' ted direct from the N, nufacturers in Lon
don and Paris by FRANCK TAYLOR
,ep %
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LfOR HENT-A very nice STORE, on Pennsylys-
4 MIA avenue. one door from The corner OF 18th
street. which said corner store has Just teen Leased
Plano Sales Rooms, &c The Store now for rent IA
about l3 feet on the avenue, BY 30 feet deep, and
will make capital cation for almost any Kind OF
business. Apply soon to Wallseh 4 Rope, at the
Sep 1877 -..' -t..
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9 ASH WEIGHTS, &c.-The subscriber
- would call the attention Of carpenters snd build
ers to his Large st9bs OF Sash cights. which com
pi-es all varieties of weights necessary for build.
ng. 49,.
Also, "a Cord, snd q most complete assrr ment
o. building Hardwar-. all Of hich is offered a. low
"a can be rurchs.ei this side of New York call
Is resrec fully solicited fully conf ent the price
will suit Jos. l. -AVkGH,
Sign Of TIE Large Gilt Saw
sep % Pa avenue, near 10Th az.
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Steamer CITY Of Philadelphis

HALIFAX, Sept 29.-The steamer Americs
left here yesterday afternoon for Boston She
took "a Of the passengers from on board of tho
City of Philadelphia.
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J,uNfRER ,-LUMBER !

THE undersigned have established themselves i
j. the Lumber business at ID b stro.t Bridge, o.
the Canal, where they offer for sale 3 large an
general sssoYtmsnt Of Seasoned Lumber at fair pr
put up frame buildings can have estimates furniahs
by calling al The yard. -. ,-.s.
On baud, fns lot az Osdsr Posts. -
ysn pe-- 1swAv OHlPPS / WALAA.
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NEW YORK FALL GOODS.

T RIGGLEs, Merchant Tailor, has just returned
u from New York. where he has selected "a
large and superior assortment Of Csths, II
Cassimeres, and Vestings the finest quail W.
ties imported, all of which are nov open to -1A
the inspection Of the public
Also, handsome and varied assortment Of fur
nishing goods for gentlemen. go.
Goods fbr boys, which he will make to order In the
best amer.
dne stock Of MEMS ready made Clothing, all
made up here In a substantial msnnar, which be
will sell at cost, being being de irous of connuing
his attention strictly to the regular merchant tail
oring business.
1873 Sew nth st, opposite selden, Withers Co.
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