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TIE Cooper and Bch ichss, correrpond, pcs

'PHiLApELPHIA, Sept 25.-The CORRESPOND
snco between Senator Cooper and Morton
acMichael, Esq, will he published in the
North american tomorrow. Harry Connolly
'cted as the friend of Mr. Cooper After the
repiy of Mr. McMchael to Mr. Cooper's letter
he correspondence was conducted by Mr. Con :
molly. who stated that ia prosecuting the cor
dependence further, it might be Inconvenience
20 do 1t here, aud desired to kaow when AND.
where 1t would suit his convenience 10 receive
further mes age.
After consulting his friends, Mr.. McMichaeI
'eplied that he was unable TO perceive that
Mr.. Cooper had any right TO invite him TO
ais example acknowledge himself as 4 nnhi;c
journalist personally responsible 90, structures
On public affairs, which he Claimed the ripbt
TO comment upon freely ard frankly.
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Cholera Al Buffalo.

BUFFALO, September 25.-Ths cholera still
fingers, though there are but few cases in pri-
Vate practice.
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DIED.,

On the 23d instant, VIRGINIA JOSEPHINE,
wife OF n. A. HAYDEN, and daughter of the Ron
Henry Dodge, aged 25 years and 5 months
IN Baltimore, on the 22d instant, Mr.. JOSHUA
COLE Jr, printer, late Of this city, in the 18th year
of hi age. $3.50 s91'7e'
On the 2lst instant, Mrs. JOHANNA O'REGAN
native OF BaDtry, county of Cork Ireland aged GO
years. i
On the 9Th inst1nt, KATE K, aged IA months,
youngest child Of James and Margaret Seldom
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BY j. g. MCGUIRE. Aucttoneer
ff'Wn small FRAME DWELLING HI USES Mt
i Public Sale - n WEDNESDAY Afternoon DC
toesr 9th. at clock, the premisss shall sell
;wo snug tWostory Frame Dwelling Hous.s, con.
taioing Fix looms each, with the neceeeary our
ou'idina situated on sth street st. between and
streets north
Terns: One third cash the residue in 8 and -
months. fer notes bearing interest secured BY a
deed If trust on the premises
J. C. MCGUIRE,
25-d ..,-e- Auctionesr
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From Hhlladelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26.-The intelligence
which reached this city this morning, of tho
loss Of the new steamship City of Pbiadelp hia
has caused considerable excitement.
The steamship City Of Manchester, which
sailed from LIVERPOOL on the It'll instant, is
below, -''..- y u
The ''dueI correspondence between Nor
ton McMichael, Esq and Senator Cooper, ap-
pears in the North American Of this morning.
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Auction Sales.

LIVERPOOL SALT at suciion - $500 sanks q =,
a. Salt. AFRO Of ship "4no, 4 Alb~Jt lust az.
lived from Lverprol, will be sold at Oentxsi wharf
On We DStsOAY next, at II O'Clock N.
Term at sale "a - eIONLE a m
?S-lt a,a...,.:-
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ySH PsHN TiN q NEATLY ahn sSpE.
HAR" 0FIIQE. 2S-u
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Tor SALE-DEsIkABLE PROPERTY ON THE
lStANO-Coh stating OF two HOUSES fIOTS
the first heing new frame HOUSE. hfeen by ,hirfv
fset, with four large airy rooms. and summer kit-h
en- tached, and other improvements, consisting OF
ssahbng DC on fu'l lot Of so by 122 fee. running
back to 20 ,eet alley. The other Is frame houae
Of ur rsems stu led On Lot q by IS feet 10 IN
ALI information will bs VI en- bv spplyisg, BIZ letter
or othsrwis.. to ''syphax,"a at this Office :,
sen C5-lm
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DAKERY.-A RARE CHANCE-For sal. or rer
ID on accommo 'sting terms, a BAKERY AND
CONFECTIONERY, situated on 10th, between
and streets 1t is on a lease of three Y. ars Tia.
attached two valua bic market stands, and when
sroperly manseed can he made 70 Weld a hspdsome
profit All salts action can be given nv APPLYING To
. User Penn ylvania ave Lue, between 9th and
10th streets - -
Also for rent an empty Lot on same premises,
for al Office shop. -
Two Wagons for sale :. ..
front AMI back Parlor for rem.
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ST RAGE -WALLACH l. HOPE have for rant
~ much o. tie extenfiva Basement Of the BniId'
ings at the southwest corner OF penusylysnia .ys.
hue and 18th street. This affords an excellent o y.
bs'ement il very extensive we'll lighted. and No waJ
with flag stones, aud has two or three Convenient
e On ness and is aso perfectly secu,e Arply at
slo o'AF oo'Gs sep 13-tf
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So FURNISHED HOUSE FOX RENT-Tba
t;"9 handsomely located aud ms1o;6aant,v hn;i1
80 YELLING, on the corner Of 9th and St..
now we'll furnished, will be rented in whole or in
part on app ica'ion on the premses. Persons TAX
ing t can De supplied With boarding, aud will find
ington. JNO D GRuTcupM sn
rep 2l-eo2W Wv AoAAsA'
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new FALL AND WINTKR GOODS

AND FASHI0NS. SO -t
hUVAlL Bro Merchant Tailors, have ius
IL returned from New York where they a..
have inade their purchases from the best I'd
Importing hou se- and sr- new prepared to n
exhibit one ct the chocest ana richest a. .-kk,
sortn+ hts ofHeods In tn ir line OF business all
which they are prepared to ms Re 70 order in th.
most Elegant and fashionable sty'e ..- -..5
Yep Ie-eoow e." DUV8LL & Err
SfLLlNG OFF AT UNPRECEDENTED Lou
~ AfEs-PsiDg dasirous Of reducing our ma
ent stcoA IN order to make room for oar Few Goo,
Tor the fali aud Winter tIsis. We viii ommenc,
W uay ana continue til further Office TO IT /,
MUSICAL instruments, Pianos &c stsxoeeiin sly .oi
prices. INo = ELIZA
Pa. ,yence, bstwee eth sui 10: ST.
Sap II II
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by OK EEN 4 SCOTT. Auetione~rs
HOUSEHOLD AND EIrCHE9 FURNITURN =;
IL Auciion.-On FRIDAY, the 29th instant. VIC
shall sell, at the residence Of gent man decinir,
housekeeping, at house b09 llth street. three doors
Snuth OF pennsylvania nue.. goe' assornent of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, viz,
MAHOGANY spr'pg-seat Sofa and Rs.sing Ch>irs
10 Bursaus, Washstapds and wardrobe,
Bedstesda, Feather Beds and Mattresses
IL unges, cane seat aud ether Chairs
Carpets, Looking g'asses and Blinds
Mahogany ard other Tables
Crockary, China, and Glassware
cooking aud other Stoves
18th good ass 'rtment of Kitchen rurritu-s
Terms: All SIMS under $25. cash over rho, sr,,
credit OF 2, A. and months for notes asti.fac
torily endorsed, bearing intaras.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
sep nd An.t;or.-
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L'OR KENT-A medium sixs dwelling HOySE
ON Maryland aver ne, between 9th and 7th at =
tof particulars enquire CT T. GALLIGAN, at T Bias.
fep 2i-eo3t% III; ~ -
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ITO tFT-A Frame H0USE, on L st. north. near
10 street ~est The House hs. tn rooms in
goo ord.r pump nf good water in the yard. Pcs.
sess on giv.n By sPpying TO JAS. MILLER.
sen 23-3k
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DOOMs TO RE T-t1uar Tn Rent H,,,,. ~
IL Let Several pleasant Rooms furnished or I'M
furnished, IN q deNirabls cati IN, good water &C
AS, good Cells-, secure and easy of access, near
t'e Norfhern Liberties Sack t, suitab for but.
Ter merchant or market man.
Also; . small dwell ing House at IS per month.
Apply a. the corner 9th and sts.
sep 23-3ts J. a. ADAMs c-oo.r
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VALUABLE ILLINOIS LAND FOR SALE-I
offer for sale valuable improve arm In the
northwest corner OF Jefferson County, Illinois, OK
miles from the II inois Cen raj railroad There are
azo acres in the farm and from so to s. acres under
good fenelng 90 acres of he be of the prairie vet
to fenca In Nearly one halt Of the land is in very
valuable timber A dwell ing hou,e, a fine orchard
OF apples peach as, soma pears and also cherries
damsons, p'ums, end other fruits on the place Two
wells OF good water near the house; e,abline nd
other out buildings The timber land from it's
proximity to the Central railroad is very valuable
1 will take loan on the and. and nav the IT,.
esf month y, II any Of capitalists would aid me
thus generously in retaining the land Blu. this
valuable and Is for sale, and purchasers in want of
good land are invited to give me ca"
sep 21-1w No. 52l Tve)fh ~ "a, n,-,h
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NOR nENT That ha cdsom. brick DwkLIINo
i HOUSE On tn, west side of 18th street. mar
:, he smithsonian, row in the occupancy of Dir. r..
N. Beall-. Poss ssion given in q few dava Rem:
eo"" per annum. JNO L. SMITH,
Attorney at Law, No. 44s Eighth street
Sen 21-eo3t S~NNSs'
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EfOR REST-A pleasant residence, imme tiatply
/ above the Heights # Georgetown. There arc
ABOUT 30 acr-s OF land with fine water end fruit I.
Is 10 an es cslent nrighhorhood, not more than rs
minutes walk fsom the omnibus stand AMI has
reod view of the Potomac River and Washington
City sprly on the place, to
sep 2j- 81 r. aRAYanN DAsyJJyg0,
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By j. c. MCGUIRE. Auctton~er
SUPFR1OR PAM FORTE AND HOUSEHOLD
- Effects at auction On FR1D Ny n, orning. Sep
t mber a9th, at 10 O'Clock. ut the residence cfG
fins'e. rsq., corn'r of 18th and streets ! shall
sell all his Furniture and Household FLEETS co,,.-
pris ng-
Rosewood case Piano Forte, of superior tone and
touch -'-.'-' - - -
Mahogany spring seat Sofa and Diyaps
Do parlor Chairs, Rocker
Handsome Rosewood Bookcase
Egyptian Marble top Sofa ard Centre Tables
Gut frame Looking Glass Curtain and Cornics
Three ply par or and chamber Carpets
Otlcloth, Crash, Stair Carpet and Reds
Mahogany dining pier, aud card Tables
Leather covered spring Lounges
High and low post Bsdsteads Buresus
Feather Beds hair and husk Mattresses
Wardrobas, Washstapds. Toilet Sets
Walnut and painted care seat Chairs
Astral lamp Clock. Shades
Excellent Cook Steve and Fixtures
Together with lsrg. assortment Of Housekeer
ing y fleets not necessary to enumerate
TIE ms: sos ard under. cash over sos a c-edit q,
4, and months, for notes stisfactoriY epdors,
bearing interest.
j. G. MCGUIRE,
rep SO-t Auctinpear
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From Baltimore.

i BALTIMORE, September 26 The Fair of the
Maryland Institute still attracts thousands Of
visitors daily. Charles II. Pitt., Eco, will
deliver the annual address
The returns of the City Inspector show that
the health of Baltimore is remarkably good.
Fer the last ten days not q case Of cholera has
been reported
HE Hour market is dull and declining The
quotations are merely nominal. A farther de-
cline has taken place in wheat Sales Of a.
GOO suseels. White, 81 45ssl IS Red, 81 81
ALAS. Corn-sales Of Ia, O9O bus White, "a.
Yellow. 10, Oats and rye remain without
change -'1'
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LNOR RENT-The STORE on p. avenue, betw
n sth and 10th strests at prerent occupied BY
the subscriber as Millinery establishment 1t r.
one OF the Oldest business stands in the c,tv and
has an excellent run of county custom. If desired
the Dwelling part of the hou can be had early Ia
the ping. 80
The Stock and Fixtnr-s Of the store for sale.
Apply to MRS. SARAH HAMILTON
sep 2l-eo2Ws
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k>Ok RENT Two pe- frame HOUSES. situated
4 on East Capt. oil street, between 4 b and 5th
sts For terms, &C., apply to
o. A. DALEY, Dentist. .
Pa avenue, between 9th and 5th sts
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LfOS RENT-A new AMI com Portable DWELL ING
= HOUSE, containing eight rooms, situated on
Noren street, between Delaware ~-uue and LIST
street enat, one square from the Capitol. -
Furniture for sole.
For terms, &c, inquire On the premises
1uA
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IMPORTANT rRga HALIFAX!
Total Lees Of new Steamship Philadelphia
PASSENGERS AND GREW SAVED.


NEw fosK September as -Dss patcte Is from
Halifax, received this morning announce the
total loss of the steamship Philadelphia. She
was wrecked Lear Cape Race.
The passengers AID crew were landed In
safety. No further particulars given
The Rhiiadeiphia was an entirely rev YES
sci of about $500 tons bsrthep, and was on her
dr't trip. She ssiied from Liverpool on the
Slst Of August. -.
..,.... lsEcoND DrsPAfcB
The steamship City Of Philadeiphia stranded
near Cape Race, on the coast of New found
land. She went ashore on the 9TH of Ssptem
be-. The cargo was landed in damaged
state. The vessel viii prove total loss. No
lives lost
There were seven hundred passengers on
board, who were all Landed in safety. Since
tneir landing, they have suffered the creates,
distress for the want Of food aud proper shelter.
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DisAProINrAESr.-Ana number IF ladies and
gentlemen attended at Carusis last evening to
participate in the grand concert and cotiiion
soiree, as announced to take place by bills,
posters and advertisements, and when there.
they found the saloon all darkness II seems
that the beneficiary was s,rk, and the other
talent not on hand. So the company made
the best OF their predicament, and lsughingly
some Indignantly went home again. Sc.
riously, these disappointments, two of which
have occurred lately. will have the effect to
destroy all confidence in "pative talent -
but Mr. Williams, it seems, is solely to blame
for last nights failure -
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For Sale and Rept.

IoR RENT-A fine new brick HOUSE. ri natal
o. the cor eerof Tenth street aud Ma.ssch,,.
sets avenue containing 10 n oms and llar with
gfd lump Of water In the yard Epqnire next
door. to GEO. T. LANGLEY
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SERyi u. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
toOSkROLD FURsITURE AT AUgrION.-Or
IL WEDNESDAY, morning. Seutsn Der n H. st 10
COCK. at the residence Of Hen. W 8. Asbe on II
&c. foar doors east of 9th street, I eball ell
Mahogany sofas, Rocker sna Parlor Chairs -
ahThis top soa and Pier Tables .lirr-- e..
Carpets, Gicloth Mat ing 50 ;-
indn~ hsGeS, fu' tsin., Comics
nsh 9sany rerch aud Eigh. poet Beisseais
TO eos3ng AID plain Bureaus
.Washstsnds Toilet Gets
Hair aud hssS Mattresses al
Bols'ers and Pillows .--'.,
Painted Cane ard woods-sf chairs. W.rarohcs
Mahogany Sidebcari. nning, Table
nina G'ssp, ard Crockery Ware ~ ia
Cooking Stove and ri lures
Kitchen Utensils, 10. o..
Terms: So and under cash; over $50 q credit of
SIXTY and NINETY days, for notes enthusiastically en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
JANEs c. MCGUIRE.
Up ~ Auctionser
Ky ROCKWELL a BROWN. Auc,ty,
ARGE STOCK OF Dry G0onS AID FANCY
~ ARTI LIS SALE PEREHPTORy.-Op WFD
NEsDAY mcr7ipg he 81 h irstant at g s,c,,ck
We viii Commence the sale Of Ia, &c and desirable
SUCK CT new Fall Dry Goods direct f.om the larry.
auction sales in New York, corsistipe of Cloth.
CassimsIes, Merinoe, Alpacas, Linens Cottops
Shswis Mus!ns. Ribands Fqncy al tices Carpsts.
ana or er articles in great variety sale psr emp
try Terms cash WY
Thes. goods are all new and desirable and we'll
worthy The attt ntisn OF all persons IN fearch Ct
cheap goods and great ba-pains
sspa5 at co I ner 7,b n sns SEER.
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Boarding.

DoARDl NG.-MRS THOMSON has now Va
- cat several pleasant Ro. ms, suitable for fsmi
ues or single gentlemen.
ssr 25-eO6 -,. ,. .' &.
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WANFEu-A situation in grocery store, bv o
w. yeuue man Who has bad two yesrs experience
IN tins business satisfactory reference given. AID.
drsss " G." through the Post Office.
seq % Its --.-
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WANTE -ity . good and punctual tenant
w ANAL HOUSE, either Brick or frame, with
n short dist ace OF the Centre Market, Please
cal on OF atdress JNO. REESE,
fasie hing and Gas Fitting e Enlistment,
corner Of sixth street and Pe avenue
sep % eos
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CtpsEs- bfs-k sIIk. Pin h. Co.
NJ Lama La 11is.d, and Silk GLOVES ST -
uAes IN ao senue@' q, q BIR6ks,
Wulxsds' HpsA
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Az AN rEC-On or before the 18th of November
W next. q comfortable HOUSE, containing Eve
or six rooms, and furnished with baths and xas A
location between l4th and Goth ats. west, and and
streets Dprth will BIZ preferred address, a not. to
CO. at 'he Office Of ths E&enios ste..
2D-st
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GONE TO WoRK.-The difficulties. which in.
dpeed the stone cutters at work on the Capitol
extension yesterday to strike, having been set.
ued, they went TO work again this NOR ming, all
satisfied with the arrangements made
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NJ ANTED IMMEDIATELY-Thres good Dress
w Nal efs None but The best need apply. Good
wages siv.n Apply at No. 35S Eisltesnth street.
sep 25 %
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HANDSOME COTTAGE PROPERTY BY refer.
ence to an advertisement in the Intelligencer,
il will be seen that Jas c.. Mcclure will sell
on Monday afternoon, October "a, thar beau
tiiul cottage property on 9th street, near Ii.
It is one of The most eligible sites in our city,
and susceptible of the highes; improvements.
Ihe terms Of payment will be made liberal
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- nearly opposite browns Hotel, has fine ROOMS
Md Offers eser} dssirabls comfort and sccommoda-
Jon for families or single gentis9en-
" ,Tansient. No more agreeable boarding house
viii be found in Washington. lie I5-ly
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WaNFED-A JEWELEm, Goober) for Workshop,
w and respectable youth for our store. Cali at
WARhINER SEMKEN
sep 25-2ta Jew.ilars
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TEIlEGRAPHIf

sIpfsssIy fsr The Daiiy euuias Star
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Wants.

WG'h," and " Wa,.ted' ADVERTISEMENTS four lin I'll
~ iess fnr each Insertion, . eact additional
ine cents "a.
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IO CAkPnNTERs. Wanted, two frstrate work
l men. tn whom the highest wages will h. piven
Alp at Library, on II, between 18th and 14th SITS
sep f5-St* ..
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HANDSOME TESTIMONIAL The ladies of the
congregation worshipping in the Presbyte
Church on At street, have had a portrait of
the pastor, Rev Byron Sunderland, painted
by one of the best artists of our city, and
which the intend to present to the reverend
gentleman as a testimonial of their esteem
and respect. The portrait is from the pencil
of Mr.. S. Walker. 1t has been left at Calf q
jewelry store for public inspection. and is pro.
nounced by good judges to be in all respects
an excellent work, and good evidence of a
skilful artist
CITY TAxArIoS.-Tbere is petition being
PREPARED Tor circulation here. asking the
oounchs TO reduce the rates of corporation
'aAes Until recently they were three fourth 9
OF one per GEN.; now, they are seyenty-hun.
a ,;eS q. Of one per cent The proposition is
h sun iuner 20 reduce them to fifty or sixty
lscted that the rates at which property is as.
sessed IN Washington have greatly Increased
in every ward.
GONE TO WoRK.-The difficulties. which in
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EfOR kENT-A very nice STORE, on Pennsylys-
MA avenue, one door from the corner of l1.b
street, which said corner store has Just tesn esss
by H'lbus Hits for their Music establishment
Piano Sales Rooms, &c The Store now for rent IL
about 10 feet On the avenue, by 80 feet deep, and
Will make capital location for almost any kind of
business S. Apply soon to Wallach Rope, at the
SIP l3-tf
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WANrEo-Ky . rmsrt, intelligent white Boy.
w about ly9ars of age, Home. HIS would be
p'aful In various business departments, in going
pyramids. &c TO place wb-re he could learn
'ade would be acceptable. and number of wears
given For further particulars address his guard an
X, thr 'ugh the CITY Post Office.
sep 25-3s
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WANTS NE S.-The 50 hscribers r.
w all times In the market buying SLAVES. pay
lag the highest cash prices. Persons having slaves
Tor sale vl please call at 242 PRATT STREET, Bal.
dmore, Md, (Slstters old stand.) Slaves taken an
hoard at 96 cents psr day.
feb 2-iy ~ B.M.& w. L. CAMPBELL
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7 AND FOR SALE.-P.rsops desirou. If nn,ch.s-
Il \ ing LAND, from 10 to so acres or more. in the
immediate vicinity of Washington. about one mil
from the Corporation line, north of the Capitol en-
re accommodated There are several fine building
sites on the land having free view CT tn civ and
Potomac river -'
Persons wishing to purchase will pleas. enquire
at this Office. son .o-aoots
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WANTsD IMMEDI ATELY- AT Cooks Feetsu.
W rant. under Willard's Hotel a co,or.d VO-
NAN, as cook To one who understands cooking
good wage, will be paid. sep 93-3rs
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( HARDEN TO LETT offer for rent that produc
~ tive and valuable GARDEN in fau.re 3s7. to-
gesher with its cloice stock of roses plants and
irmt trees. And If the same be not reuted by the
LIST OF Octt ber next will then offer The whole O,
salo ocS LOT sale. ANDREW WYLIE,
sep 16-tf 7th street mar d. .n.nno
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CoLOREn BOY WANTED-Tba unders,gne,
" wants to hire a crlorad BOY. about II yeats OF
rge. One Who has some time 10 serve pr, fired Is
wanted to ait IN the table and ba useiu about the
t' Apply, immedlatsly. at Foy's 9ctel, near
Tue Dero'. JOHN FOY, p oIrietor.
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WANTED-Two Plumbers wanted i'm edistely
CpmIetent and steady hand, viii find con-
SLANT enp.cy ment and best wages by applying to
PURSE 4 C)LLINS,
sep EFF Opnosits w;lIa,a., uo..,
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WANTED-A Situation as WET NURSE. by a
" woman, ag d about 20 years References
given if required. Apply to Mrs OBRIEN. on r,
let I'd and Sd sts con D. o..
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w ANTED LOAN-nf $40 0 to $1,000 for I2
w nonths frst rate eudOrss will be given
AVID ample coll,teral securities Address "A. y
through the City Post Once ssp &c eoats
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'I1NN ER WANTED-Wanted Immediately good
L IINNEH. To god and sre.dy hand con
SAINT Employ ment and best wages given
PURSE 4 COLI INS,--
ssp2e-tf ODD. W;Ilerds, Uotal
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A DIsoRDERLY PUMA neighbor in those
dIggings compiai Ms TO US hat the pump at the
corner OF and Twenty second streets has
been out OF order and useless all the summer
During the drought the failure of the supply
of water was n legitimate reason why it did
not accommodate those depending on it. Now,
however, il is thought that the attention of the
proper authority of the corporation would soon
correct the evil