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j. IL. WETrEHURsT, Esq,
205 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd.
BOOTS AND SHO Els.

AT the old stand of A. Hoover & Sons,
souA SIDE OF Penn dre,,ue, bet,ceen 9th and in sts,
Opposite Browns Hotel.
THANKFUL for past favors, We would still 50
ncit contnuance of custom from all of our
old customers and friends, and IS many new as win
give us call. We are prepared to give general
satisfaction to all that will favor us with a call
Our Assortment OF all kinds is the largest and best
oa any oInsr establishment in the city, and our
rangements are such with the.best manufacturers
that We are prepared to furnish any kin Ia and
qualities At short notice.
asss a end and Gait button and lace
Ladies' Misses and Children's kid and morocco Slim
and Ties Jehersons and Boots, cloth and mo
rocco
For gentlemen, we have hyperion article of French
Boo's and Shoes, Button and Congress. Cloth,
Kid and Calf Caters, single and double selss
lions
Boys and Youths Boo is and Shoes Calf and Patent
Leather Of every variety and style
serVants Boots, Shoes and Brogans In IN endless
Our stock has been selected With great care from
the bes. manufacturers in the Union Don't forget
south side Pa. Az, between 9th and 9TH st.s,
fep7-TuTb&sset
WHITE LEAD, WHITING, RED LEAD
w AND LITHARGE, OILS, &c I've have In
store and Offer for sale
1ouUO POUNDS Wnlte LeAo, ury anu IN OIL, essofteo
size kegs
20 brrrels of Whiting
10 kegs Of Red Lead
10 barrels Of Linseed OIL
20 barrels OF Csmphene
800 boz es Window Glass, assorted sizes and quail
tiles
barrels Putty, In bulk
10 kegs Lithsrge
10 barrels Spirits Turpent'ne
10 barrels Spirit Gas -
HOWELL MOReELL,
aug 26-eo4W @, between 9th and 7th St.
A n INVOICE of Harrison's oelebrsted 60
n lumbar Perfumery just opened at
JNO. =. ELLIS'E,
Pc. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
" An .r ~ - -s- --,-.-.-.--.-s
II OST-On thu 18th instant gold Sleeve Button
IL marked J. B. x. The hader win greatly oblis
the iossr BY !ssving 1t at this ofaes, ,s--l-Nt
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DOR Reinforce Rooms Noe. 8 and T. ssColum.
Il bia Place." corner of Louisiana avetaue and eth
street.
ALSO, the Sd and 4th story rooms, each embracing
the Whole extent OF the building. Apply to
@. BARNEY,
Je Z8-eoH e, betweep 9th and 7th Eta
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8 doors east of the Market.

n FOR SALE-The Sloop GEO. WASH
~ INGTON, lying at 18th ct Wharf. She is in
goOu sailing order. Seven tons freight For terms
enquire at the corner 18th and K streets.
aug 22-tf
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kfOh RENT-The large, comfor table, and con-
venisnt three story aud attic DWELLING
HOUSE, en- the south west corner of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and 18th street. recently occupied by Mr.
Edwin Green, cabinet maker. 1t con ains seventeen
rooms, most Of them large and well arranged, with
handsome parlors The premises are finished in
first rate msnner. and embrace every convenience
desirable to one wishing to occupy them to let out
furnished rooms, T as a family residence. board
ing house or hotel. Being on the avenue and
midway between the Capitol and Presidents House,
the situation Is second to no ether In Washing.
ton Possession can be given Immediately.
For terms apply to
WALLACH HOPE,
sep S-tf Star of7ca
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Auction sales

~ oREEH = SCOTT, Auctionssrs.
uANpsoME BUILDING LOT at Auctsou.-ou
I'LL THURSDAY, tie 1Sth instant, ne shau Iii.
in front Of the premises. ct So O'Clock p m Lot
No. II, In eQuars 667, having mont on North @
Of 30 net, between LIST and ID street west running
back 12o feet containing 5000 q. feet.
Title indisputable.
Terms: One-third cash: the balance in and n
months for notes bearing interest from the day OF
the sale.
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
eep lid Auetioneefs.
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YOUNG LADIES' CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
indiana orenue, bet,oeen 3D. and ~ streets,
NEARLY OPPOSITE CITY HALL
1NHE exercise of this School will be resumed on
Il MONDAY, the 11th September next
Circulars sent on application.
aug 2l-1m STEPHEN n MIRICK NJ
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~ LABARRE,

U LABARREs
+. Corner G and 10ta streets.
Respectfully informs the public Of Washington
that lie has on hand, and makes to order the best
kind of metallic Numbers and figures for housed
hotels, church pews, 80 The dtizsns are requested
to cali and examine these beautiful Numbers and
Figures. Ffs.to
Also, China Numbers, gildee. sep dim
N. B-specinsns Of the Numbers can be seen at
Sylysetsr's Drug Store Pa avenue and 18th street
DR.. Butts, Pa. avenue and 18th street; and Chaa.
q. Dsyiss Drug Store, First Ward. These figures
will never tarnish or change COLOR
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p. III. SIMS
PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT.
THE undersigned having completed his arrange
i ments, caused Dy the late fire, would respect.
fully state that he has opened his establishment on
7th street, near the Canal opposite the Market and
is now ready to furnish and put up everything ap-
pertaining to his business at the shortest possible
notice. P. H. SIMS,
Plumber, It'll street, opp. Market House.
sep Gins
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DhlNTING PRESSES FOR SALE.
The Proprietors Of the EVENING Star offer for
sale, On reasonable terrr three Printing Presses.
one OF these presses is cap bic Of printing beth sides
thousand sheets per hour, making excellent regis
Ter. The others are a medium Smith press and
Ramage Cap Press. These presses are In good con.
dition. saAH
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DLAYlNG CARDS, Visiting Cards, Printers do
i Blank Checks and Notes; Letter. Cap, Drawn q
Tissue and Waste Psper; Ink, Sand, Blank and pass
Books Paper Cutters and Folders, Intstands, Sand
Boxes, Pens, Pencils, DC.
Also, Perfumery, Fancy Goods. DC
JNO. T. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
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posTON AMERICAN ALMANAC, complete get
ID from Its commencement in 1880
British Almanac and Companion, complete from
Its commencement in 1928
For sale, one copy only Of each, by
sep - FRANK TAYLOR
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LOSS AND GAIN.

THIS interesting work, by the Rev JOHN rlNRY
NKwMsN, is Just received Also, the Public and
Dome. tic Lie of Edmund Burke. Personal Sketches
of his o wn Times, by Sir Jonah Barrington. Tho
~ eon ~ acts by the Brotherhood Of St. vi emit de
1l,,i In =, ally bound volumes. Together with
NAM ether NJ " and valuable Catholic works For
IN ss~ Wa. KENNEDY,
sNs .oa4 No. 42S Seventh strest.
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WTANTED IMMEDIATELY-At the Washing.
w ton Stove Msnufactory two lin and Sheet
Iron Workers. None but Compel mt workmeu need
apply. JAS. SKIRVING,
Southeast corner Pa. avenue and 11th st.
sep l2-St
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CALL TO CINcINNATI.-It is stated that the
Key Dr. Drake, Of this city, has accepted q
call from Christ's Church, in Cincinnati,
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A CHANCE FOR PRIN TIE Rs.-An Imperial
"A Smith Presa. in coed order, several Type
Stands and Galeys Cabinet OF Cases, ten or fifteen
pairs Of Cases, Chases, Outs &c, for .ale on remark
SHY low terms. Apply ct the stas omeA
aug 22-H
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SCHOOL BOOKS of every description at the
- lowest publishers prices, at
TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
sep = Bookstore, near 9th st.
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FOB PHIATING NEATLY AND kXpR
y DITIOUsLY EXECUTED AT THE "EHENLNt
STA r" OFFICE Il Go
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DOARDING-Mrs DUvALL, Penns avenue,
d nearly opposite Browns Hotel, has fine ROOMS
md offers every desirable comfort and accommoda-
tom INV lilies single gentlemen-permanent
w .-.,,s;.nt NJ agreeable boarding house
will be found in Washington 10 10y
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s295,l35 70 So, sss So s327I3 IS OIL
This shows an increase over the month of
August last year, Of Sl77,9l9 90 on the main
stem, and 81 .S32 As on the Washington branch.
making total of $l79,752 IS.
This should have good effect on the stocks
OF the Company, and it Is believed will, by
the friends Of the great improvement.
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Boarding.

Mrs. VIM. n. ABBOT is prepared to &C.
wi connodate boarders, permanent ami tran
sient, at her residence, on West st, Georgetown.
gen 13-eo6t*
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ErOR RENT-Elegant psrlors and Chamber. v.u
furnished One or two single gentlemen can be
wen accommodated on reasonable terme. None
otners need apply Best reference given and re.
aui N Apply on the premises, to O. T. GARDNER
Oh North g, between 18th and i4th SITS,
sep 11-MW6Ms
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WANTED-A good and competent NURSE, to
w take charge of an inf,nt Good recommend.
a ions will be required middle aged woman pre-
ferred. Apply to A. TATE, Fancy Store,
Pa avenue, between 10th and 18th SITS.
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WANTED An honest, tidy GIRL, either white or
w colored, to take care of chill one year cid.
Inquire south side Of G, near 18th street,
seq l3-2ts
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CONTRIBUTORS TO THE FAIR the infor.
NATION OF Washington, Georgetown. and Alley.
anona contrl butors, and our other readers wa
give graphic scene at the Hall of the Mary.
Iana Insutlte, by talented brother reporter
OF the Baltimore Argus. That thinner saws.
large num6e OF valuable and interest
ing goods and articles continue 10 be rec.;ved
In the Hall of the Institute. prenaratorv -
tho opening of the great fair, and for the nurs
pose OF rendering the display as attractive as
sossioie, the managers refuse to receive for
Ueposlt the pretty trifins articles which in
FORMER years converted portions of the noble
nan into quilt depot, and fancy furnisbino
ee.aohsnment- Crowds of interesting Misses
niy oe1iege the reception clerks with trifes
LIZ. osrS S',e, ootties of jelly, tidys, pincush-
hons, card baskets, &c, and insist in narsra
slve coa1ing terms that these contrib, Pe.su "a
dispiayed, as they have been for wear, 10 ,bo
gaze Oh an admlring public 'Ae
.-; caseS Inc lmploring eve of bean,v
over Inc stern convictions of the -
liant reception clerk, who then bows nnI;,ss ga
takes RON tiny taper fingers the needIswn:SL,
tline anu returns to Its fair delighted deno.;,na
To- 1881 ucAe. OF admission, with which
sne lliPs away like gladstone li,,I, fa; on
The successful profferers of sucb ,s;s larry
however, qaite rare and in genera, AZ nes are,
adhere strictly to their determjna,;nno 'ie 81
nall even now exhibits most attrao,; 1he
Pearance, and it is universally anticinat,ss ap,
the forthcoming exhibition will apna that
thing OF the kind ever witnessed in his any
A GLORIOUS RAIN.-This morn;,a .e
cloudy weather yesterday and early r. St'er
1.-THE heavens opened, and poured do
of refreshing rain to the faIS
and increasing tn. ssod
neeoeo IL ,.s Of our farmers,
S ~ water much
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.-MRs. ANNIE
-. htChARDsON, on l4th street, opposite VIII
lasas Hotel has six or rooms newly furnished,
sep l2-St* A''
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NTANTED A PURCHASER.-A rare chancs is
w offered in a well established Confectionery
Store, which is offered for gale either whole as it
stands, or the fixtures alone For further particu.
lars enquire at the Confectionery Store, first door
east of corner l4th street and Pa avenue.
sep plot
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II OST-On the 10th instant gold Sleeve Button.
IL marked J. B. x. The finder win greatly oblise
the lossr BY leaving 1t at this ONCE ,y=-l-Nt
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UYATCH MAKERS AND JEWELERS. WANT
w Ed wish to employ two or three Work.
men by the piece or week. None but coed uoIkmen
need apply. ROBiT KEYWORTH,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
Qtk
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.fINE RULED LETTER PAPER at 81 per ream,
bought personally in Europe, and imported
FRANCK TAYLOR.
O.
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kfok RENT-FOR OFFICES AND MECHANICS
a sHopS-The premises in which the STAR is
now pr nted and published, on street, south side,
near hs intersection with 18th street and Pennsyl.
vania avenue; consisting Of two Buildinps in front
and rear, with convenient yard room intervening
The mont building contains four rooms at present
divided off, three the ground floor and one in the
second store all OF them being wel located for me-
chsnics' shops The two lower story front rooms
will slso make capital offices. The back building
will answer well for machine shop carpenters,
painters, blacksmith's or other mechanics shop re-
curing 10 De 10 ated right in the business centre of
the city, and to be spacious.
Terms moderate. Apply Immediately to
fepo-U WALLACH HOPE
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NKANTED-Opinions of tbs Attorney Generals
w Office, lately published, in 2 vols, for which
moderate price will be given in purchase in OK.
change. FRANCK TAYLOR.
SEP O.
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cCHooL BOOKS In rest variety for saie ct tn
ssp - A""A AAA""'"
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SERENADE BY EsPUTA's BAND Returning
from Stanley's grand exhibition of the Western
"Iids last evening, Esputa's band gave rich
serensde to an old and esteemed friend Mr.
Rupp, in which they played some of their
finest airs, and received the hospitable well
come of "mine host" 1t was lively scene
In the present dull routine of Washington life.
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"Waats'' and Pointed" advertisements, four lines
OF len. fos each insertion, IS cents; each additional
line cents.
VETANfID-A Situation BY . young Woman a
w seamstrese, or to do light chamberwork.
Apply corner 9Th street and Virginia avenue.
rep 14-1t-
UTANTED-A Situation as Chambermsid by
w young woIan, who can do plain sewing. She
will do either sewing or nursing as may be wanted.
Enquire at corner Of ID and B, near the Old Rail-
| road Tepot. sep 14-2ts
20 O0O TO es :oo0.-The advertiser has
wishes to invest in an active and Pre- ftable bust
| ness Address. with real name and full proposition
"B K" Post ONCE fep 14-2ts
MIANTED-By q young married man, situa.
w ton as CLERK, either in q tto.e lumber or
oal yard Undcubted reference given as to char
| sr'er, DC. Address G. A. ellis, Wa hington Post
ONCE. sep 1855
NTANTED TO TRAvEL-BENJAMIN VESTS
w great Scriptural Painting of Christ Healing
| the Sick, and Death on the Pale Horse, in the
city, and ready for tour to the South and West
he proprietor is anxious for an associate partner,
with a capital of $500 to $3.50, who would approve
and join bin in his busness trip, or a salary OF
$40 per week and expenses paid. Address with full
name, or call at Van Coble's, near City HAIL. on ~
street. D. W. MORRIS,
| sep 14-3t~
UJATCH MAKERS AND JEWELLERS WANT
w Ed wish to employ two three Work.
men by the piece or week. None but coed .orkmen
need apply. ROB'T KEYWORTH,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
WTANTED-Anh honest, tidy GIRL, either white or
w colored, to take care of q chill one year cid.
Inquire south side Of G, near 18th street,
WTANTED-A good and competent NURSE, to
w take charge of an inf.nt. Good recommend.
ferred Apply to A. TATE, Fancy Store,
Pa. avenue, between 10th and 18th SITS.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-At the Washing.
w ton Stove Msnufactory. two lin and Sheet
Iron Workers. None but competent workmen need
apply. JAS. STRIVING,
Southeast corner Pa. avenue and 11th st.
sep 12-St
WTANTED PURCHAsER-A rare chanc. is
w offered in well established Confectionery
Store which Is offered for gale either whole as it
stands, or the fixtures alone For further particu.
lars enquire at the Confectionery Store frst door
east Of corner 18th street and Pa. avenue.
sep plot
WIANTED-A smart, active WOAAN, to do
W chamber work and watt ng, and assist in the
Apply at l7s St, opp the West Market
sep 11-4t*
WEANTED-Opinions of tbs Attorney Generals
w Office, lately published in 2 VOLS for which
moderate price will be given in purchase or in OK.
change. FRANCK TAYLOR.
sep9-
WTANTED Twenty shares of Stock in the W ash.
w ington Building Associa ton, Tor which pre-
Wium will be paid.
j. P. DICKINSON,
Attorney and Agent
Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th sts.
sep 6-eo6tA
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WANTED-A smart, active WOAAN, to do
w chamber work and waiti ng, and assist in the
washing of small family.
Apply at 173 st., opp. the West Market
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SEE FIFTH PAGE.-In the fifth page of to.
dss'. Star Will be found two elegant articles
taken from the &C Trrth''-being philosophic.
ally indignant productions of that distinguished
genius, Prof. James Robertson, the editor Of
that world removed sheet They discourse
not about the pasted head, Yanxee Doodle, or
the work house, but tell of the awful calamity
which bsfel him in the recent prosecutions,
fines, &C., and the false and garbled report
of our shining luminary. No will appear
when his friend Beau Hickman returns, who
10 to revise the whole matter.
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SToRAGE-WALLACH HOPE have for rant
- mucn OF the extensive Basement Of the Build.
ings at the southwest corner OF Pennsylvsnis ave.
nue. ana 18th street. This affords an excellent O ),
Po' ior any one wishing storage as the said
% e4eht very extensive we'll lighted, and paved
win nag stones, and has two or three Convenient
enersncss; and is also perfectly secure Apply at
e.o o.aI oMce SEP 13-tf
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For Sale md Rant.

ENoH hENT-!Two Handsome Psrlors ana Cham.
i oefs, very convenient for lady and esntleman.
AHo, TWO other Rooms for single gentlemen AM
very comfortable and neatly furnished are for rent
u me threestory brick Houss, opposite willards'
Apply on the premises tn. 1RIRBus.
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GRAND OFFICERS OF THE RED MEN.-The
Grand Council of the Improved Order of Red
Men, now in session at Baltimore have eI,c+te
the following officers for the ensuing year.
among them one, 1t will be perceived, from
this District: Grand Incohonee, VIM. r.
Burns. of New Jersey; P. G. s., John T. Brad
ley, OF tho District of Columbia; G s. Saga
more, Rep. j. Edwards, of Pennsylvania; G.
Sycamore, Rep. JOS Pyle, of Delaware; "
u Prophet; John l.. Buukvr OF MARYLAND, e.
G. Of K; and VIM G. Gorsuch, of Maryland,
G. K. of Wampum.
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A II INVOICE of Harrison's celebrsted e
II lumbisn Perfumery just opened at
JEO. =. ELLIS'G
Pc. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
~ Aft ~
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NUIsANUES IN THE SECOND WARD.-We are
requested to call the immediate attention of
the Second Ward Commissioner to nuisance s
on Twelfth street, near F. The filthy state of
some privies and yards, and the constant prao.
tice by some Of throwing every kind of slop
into the street, renders the air 50 pestilential
as to be insupportable to the neig hbors and
passers by, and must soon, If not abated, cause
certain disease. This notice, it is hoped by
Tie writer, will be sufficient to avoid the neces-
sity of complaining to the magistrate and
having fines and costs imposed.
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sep 9-eo3sA
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sep 11-wtOctl2
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"Waats'' and Hontsd" advertisements, four lines
" len, fos each insertion, IS cents; each additional
Inc cents.
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Apply on the premises. TH. YRIRBua
sep 14-Sts :
HOUSE TO LET.-The Dwelling HOUSE On r.
L street north, between 9Th and 9th, VIII be VA
oatso thus day The House is conveniently arranged
ana p'easantly located, with water at the kitchen
ooor. ara newly paved, 10. Rent $500 per an.
mum. Apply next door, to
sep 80 J. g. ADAMS. Grocer
EoR RENT-A very nice STORE, on pennsvIv..
l. mia avenue. one door from the corner ~ ,Ith
s.ree. which said corner store has Just been eusd
Dy hliens Hitz kr their Music establishment.
f,aoo sales Rooms, DO The Store now for rent il
will make cspitsl cation for almost snv k;nd I ~
S Suan e Apply soon to Wallach Rope at the
s'pl3-n
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Main stem. Wash b. Trials
FOR Passengers S4o 200 o. S24.O49 10 s72,255 ID
For Freight. ..246 S29 IS 1850 10 g54 sa9 40
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Lumbef 1afd, corner OF 9th and B sts.
jv b-eotf
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By g. T. DYER.
Il. 8. WRIGHT, Auctfoncer.

sen I'D
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LARGE TRAIN.-The seven o'clock train last
night brought ten car loads of passengers from
Baltimore, and being the train which has to
stop at various places id not get in till esrly
eight ocock Some folks were alarmed at the
delay, but the heavy load and having to sto5
so often proved to be the agreeable cause Of
1.-THE worthy officers bringing their cargo of
live stock" through in safe and fine order.