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The LOST HEIREss This ia tba titls NJ
new novel containing some five hundred
LIMO. pages, by Mrs. Emma D. E. N. South
worth, resident Of this District. This lad,
has already given to the world several literar,
productions, which are fayorabIy spoken IF b,
the critics This is said to be her best effort
In referring to The Lost Heiress." the Phil
adelphia Courier says:
ms celebrated work, by Mrs. Southwor,b
IL her ehfi d'THurs, and contains beantif fin
portrait OF the author a facsimile of her an
.9SraPh, and a view of the authors residence
mrs. .. Is unquestiOnasly q writer of erea
genus and originality, and in the ?Los
u u has exeelled all her previous efforts
hcf works have hosts of admirers
Joe shillington has the work for sale
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RAILROADS

IL Is sincerely to be hoped that those of the
District OF Columbia who can afford 90 70 do
will lose no time in subscribing for mo-o 49,
ie's Oh the stock of the proposed Loudop.
hampshire and Alexandria Rail Road Its
construction cannot fail to be of immense conn
merclal advantage to the District. "A we'll os
70 Alexandria. 1t will be remembered p =.
u Is TO traverse region of country with agri
CULTURAL capabilities second to those of no
otner section of the United States, much Of
WHICH within the last fifteen years has i'm.
proved In value quite as much as anv otbs,
agricultural lands in the Country, IMPROVING
IN Its productions, Of course. at tn, sama ,i,
II Is not to De doubted that the construction
VI tniS proposed railroad, forty miles of which
Viz very shortly be placed under contract
"i'l act 30 as TO quadruple the aggregate value
VI the produce raised for market within str;k.
ing distance of it, for such t.s been the in
variable result of railroad building, so far.
e'efy ~nere In our country. This cannot be
eohe without indirectly beneftting the pockets
OF thousands of the citizens of the District q,
Noiunola Whenever this road taps the rich
coal helds OF Hampshire, this immediate
vicinity will become hardly second to pbiIa.
oeiphla as shipping point for coal fer the
supply OF distant points, as by that time. the
chesapeake and Ohio Canal will be the biyb
way TOR the transportation of the coal from
the mineral region of Maryland. Indeed
tnele is every reasonable inducement for q
n'A'y subscription from Washington and
'eorgetown for the contemplated so-,aueb.
needed work, frst above mentioned.
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Kinburn and Island Of Tendra near Odessa
This is doubtless with a view of interceptiug
any Russian achievements intended for the
Crimes.
On the Goth, the funds at Vienna rose one
Der cent. after business hours, on account of
the news from the Crimea.
THE RUSSIANS NOT IDLE.-It is positively
stated that while the greater portion of the
British feet was at Baltschik ernbarkipg troops,
the Russians succeeded In sending strong
reinforcement, by sea from Odessa to Sebasto
pol They crept out of the port by night, and
the troops being conveyed in the large shallow
lighters and floats, used for landing corn on
the Danube, were lowed close along shore, and
thus escaped the allied cruisers Nay, more,
Russian steamer came to the entrance of
Baltschik Bay, while the fleets were there, and
sent in two boats to reconnoitre On the 7tb,
q Russian steamer landed q detachment of
Cossacks at Galatz, who destroyed the maya
zines of the (Austriap) Danubian Steamship
Company, and shipped the coal. Since Au-
gust "a, Prince Menclenkoff has been in inces
SAINT activity between Perekop and Sebastopol,
organizing levy en- masse-
AFFAIRS IN AsIA.-Between the Goth of
August and 1st of September Schamyl entered
the northern part of Georgia with Is 600 men
and advanced to the kour. The centre, which
He Couuanucu III person, WAS 1t hchdlSTi Oh
the 18th of August; the right wing, under the
Emir Hassan Emin, was at Col. on the Kour,
at the same date; and the left wing, under the
Emir Chlpli Emin, was at Mycht, little to
the north of Tifiis The Russi ms were taken
completely by surprise, and retreated after a
very feeble resistance into the mountains
Schamyl carried off a great quantity of booty,
and made some prisoners of high rank The
effect of these movements has been to compel
the Russians to relinquish all idea of conquest
in Turkish Armenia.
Ferhad Pasha Gen Stein) has been appoiu-
ted general in Anatolia, in room
of Guyon.
SPAIN.
All the Electoral Committees of Madrid
have adopted the programme of the Liberal
Union. The Government has ordered the dis
solution of the Juntas of Corunna, Grouse and
Lugo for having organized a central Junta in
Gallicia. Madrid continues perfectly quiet
Cholera is in the city, but does not spread
rapidly.
The Nacion states that large sums of money
are being distributed to keep the people in q
tate of agitation insinuates that M. Pierre
Soule is the individual through whose hands
those sums are received, and calls upon him.
if he is innocent Of the charge, to come for
ward and publicly deny it.
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS BY THE
CANADA.

We give the following additional news
| brought yesterday by the Canada
GREAT BRITAIN.
kossuth has Informed the committee who in
vlted him to visit Newcastle, that he will
await the result Of the attack on Sebastopol
before again addressing the public.
Mr.. Buchanan has been staying a few DAYS
at Manchester, on a private visit 10 Mr. Steil
of the firm of Crafts & Stel There is talk OF
giving Mr.. buchanan public dinner at Man,
chester.
Il disgraceful outrage, having its origin in
the Catholic and Protestant feuds, has caused
much Indignation and horror An excursion
train, with nine hundred passengers, including
most OF the Protestant gently OF the county
mad been on visit FROM Enniskellin to Lon.
donderrS, and On returning at night the
train was thrown off the track by huge
blocks of stone, placed so as to thI Ow the cars
over a precipitOus embankment Owing to
the caution of Lord Enni,kellen, who placed
himself on the engine with the driver, the train
was proceeding at very slow place, other
wise the consequences must have been fearful
As it was, several persons were killed and
wounded.
FRANCE
The troops in camp at Monfeur are EN-.
ployed in constructing road along the sands
the four camps until spring. Then the troops
will be sent to Russia, although persons do not
hesitate to say that if Prussia continues to act
dOabtfllly they will advance to the Rhine
g One thousand of the Russian prisoners taken
at Bomarsund are now in confinement in the
island Of AK. General Bodiscn has taken up
his residence at Evreux. A portion of the
prisoners is to be employed in repairing the
fortifcations of TOulon.
The Minister of Marine had received ac-
counts from the rear admiral commanding the
French naval division in the Chinese Sc IS
The dispatch is dated July 49, and mentions
an attack by a united French, Portuguese and
American force on sixteen piratical junks, two
of which were taken and the rest dispersed
THE WAR.
The following important notification has
been fOrw arded from the War Department to
the London Times OF tho 22d '.Telegraphic
accounts have been received by her Majesty q
government from Vienna and Bucharest, an.
nouncing that the allied forces, consisting of
%, 600 English, q, 900 French, and 8, 900 Turk
ish troops landed on the l4th at Eupatoria,
without meeting any resistance, and had com
| nenced marching on Sebastopol."
1t has been stated that shots were exchanged
and lives lost during the landing but this
proves to be untrue. The enemy's prepare
tons were founded on a misconception of the
plan of the French and English generals, and
| were directed to the wrong point
A number Of transports have returned to
Varna for the French reserve of IA 600 men
Anapa and Kertch have been blockaded by
Admiral Lyons since the 4th.
Ships, with troops, are of the fortress Of
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ANNIVERSARY BALL
OLD L. T.. q.

VNHE ISL'ND FRIENDsHI CLUB r-spe-.full.
Il inform thrir friend and the Public that thet
Seventh snniversar. BALL will take place IN MON
DAY EVENING, October 9th, 1884, al the Is'snd
Hall
The Club pledge themselves IN leave nothing On.
d-ne to make all those who may ho-or tn m with
their company pass H. reesb evening.
good band OF Cotiilon Nusi, hiss been engaged
r the occs sion.
Tickets ONE D0LLAR-to b, hsd o, sny Of tn
VI meyers, and at the door on the ev ming Of b
Ball.
MANAGERS:
Geo T.. Cla-k, Alex Tat,
R VI Grsham, VT Walker,
@ Dudie,, A vi Csld~-iL,
T. johnson, CR Bishop,
Levi Jones, II Holt.
oct 3 6ts
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REMOVAL.

. The circulation of the Erening Star
being now much greater than it e,er Vas he.
FORE (oeiDg more than doEaole that of all the
0'nsr CITY aaiiy Peirers combined,) is by far
one Vi the Dest advertising mediums in the
country, Business men, bear this fact in
mind
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81 AS the SEASON approaches for gentlemen.
Fall and Winter wear we csll he attention of oul
readers to the very large and well selected stock
Ready msde Clothing fog men and youths Wear
Manufactured with taste and elegance, by NcAI
WALKER Co of the we'll known Marble Hall Clio
thing Emporium, Browns Roel. Their suct N
over coat is cut and fini he'd with degree OF t~st
that would do creGit TO the first clsss curt N
nouses Their assnrta ent of over sacks c1nhiu.
tie lac styles and Of goods of reeent importa,i Ii
Dress and Frock Coats Of superior finish and Of 8
tashionab'e cooIs Business suits, Coats Pants art
Vests OF plain and figured Cissimeres Black doe
skin and Fancy Cashmere Paltaiaona. Vests ..
rica veivets, r:erinos, plushes, plain and figure,
silks, Sd ins, caesimerea. &c. They Rave larg -
sortment Of Shirts, Drawers, Unlershirts, Collar
Ties Gloves, s.: eep %
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DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS
.ITNT IMPORItD.

just iNEURIkD.
1--WE und'rsign d would Inform his friends AZ.
Il cu.torers that he has just eived fu- col
lie ion OF F over hoots. from Harlan, in Hollsni
consisting Of
Double and single Hyscinths in great variety
Do do TULIPS CO
Jonq' i'g Nsrcissus, SnowlroPs, CrOcuses, Rsnun
culus, iIlies, &c
The roots ave remarkably fine this season, hEvin.
beer e@ectsd ~nh the or attest pos sible Gaze they
are tie first ct largest cullin-, being far oif'Teu
FROM those sold q, Auction, which gene.ally @
the fourth or fifth culling, ana oever higher thai
the third culling. Prices reasonable.
JOHN saul,
Seei Store corr,F 7th srd II streets.
Oft 5-oF6.S
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NOTICE.

AND WARRANT No S55s7 for forty acres, un-
der the &C. of september, 1850 issr ed in favor
sons Company of Georgia Militia, 1885, Was ID Il
ct New albany, Mississippi, on or about the 5th Of
October, le53, addressed 10 John n. CIsrke, Wash
ington City, and tie same has been lost or stolen
hom the mail Notice is hereby given thst ,plics.
ticn will be mads to the Commissioner of kepfions
Tor duplicate Of said wsrrsnt.
ANDREW j. MILLER
JOHN III. CLAIRE
nrf y-lswHu
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Fs"INVAilDs recovering from toe Iscts of Fever
Bilious Diseases, or long continued illness of al
kind, will find tarter'D Spanish Mixture the on,
remedy which will reTiVs ther tr Oping eonstitu
lions, eZrel al bad humors from the blood. excl
the liver t. prompt AMI he llthg action spd bv il
tonic properties, res ore the patient to life at,
vgor.
We cen only say TRY IT 81 rgle bottle is WORT
all Tie socsiled Sa. ss snlaR in existence j 60,
tNn7 TO Mercury. plum. or anv other nuHiJuE ..
po.f"nous drug, and can he given to tbs .ourg Fl
infant without hssitetion.
See the c-rtifl ates Of wonderful cures around u
bottle More than i've hue II, persons in The cit
OF hi huond Va, ca7 tes.if. 70 its good effects.
sssSce advertisement
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SCARCITY Oh PAPER.-The ST. Louis IntelIi.
geneer has been for some time, and is still
compelled TO appear on Il sheet considerably
less than It's regular size. 1t says that the
lo"ness OF water in the Ohio is operating very
seriously against the newspapers of the Mis-
si'siPpi Valley, and we may add all over the
country
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Ef- ANOTHER PREMIUM.-Nr. WHITEH0RsT h.,
b'eu awarded smother premium for his superior Bs
1uer:eorypes, exhibited at The W Jrla,s Fair in New
York. II viii be rene be- ed that MIR W receive
rom the Worlds Fair in Bonis two media for h
uarivsed daynerreotypes of presi lent Film r. an
;,,binet, and Pantscop-s of Niagara Falls. b. side,
premiums at sill tie fairs at which he h. exhibi ~
for many year past. This speaks Volumes in f.vol
of his ga leiies.
Gail and have your likeness taken a. wh,tehnrst',
GALLERY, Lesr "A street, Pennsyl anis avenue.
sep loft
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NEW MUsIc.-John F. Ellis, music dealer
Pennsylvania avenue, has sent us the follow
ing pieces OF new music: Say not that am
sad, prima donna song; "Mary Gray" va
nations, from collection of compositions
called Ivy Leaves ~ - The Aerial Polka ,
and the =. Grisi Schottisch.'1
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DFMovkL OF TBETWENT' FIVE Cat D.
h GUERREAN GALLERY.-Our frienfs are 4
s2ectiully irfoTmed q at have removed n
oyr T. eilmnp's nrag StG7e TO one 4 we m'S'
pi' aSant 'ocati ns in the city. whore hTye quit
large RECEIVING room, and thu fiustt seyl'ftt Il
Washington, and by Cur accommodating PR iTl'.
a'd libecsl terms We hope II gain liberal .IsTe 9
the public patronage. Likenesses t.k-u in a.
weRjhers. ID STEWART
oct eo.StS proprirt1T.
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hR "eWouid call the attention of our musical
aspirants to the card Of Mile Baye, in to-day
paper Mile Baye is pianist of are abili.
tie'' having been very favorably received a,
co2certs given both in Stockholm and London
Oy nerseh and sister, Madame Dannstrom,
whose vocal charms among us last winter eli.
CT ed such universal praise.
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THE WEEKLY STAR

This journal for to-day is splendid nun
Der. 1t is filed with choice reading matter
and is one of the best as well as cheapes,
papers in the country Price only 81 25 a
year.
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FRENCH MILLINERY

MRS. I. DAWSON, Ps. avenue, between 9th
W. ard ICtn ltrea,s, respectfully am ounces to
her Customers aud ladies Of WashinGt n snd vicini
" tist she Hit open On Saturday, th, 9th 10, tant
beautiful assortment Of frepch Millinery
Also, well selected assortment Of Ribbon Flow
ers and Plum :.
Thankful fo- past fsvors, hoping to continue.
oct 5-3t H l. D.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

NILES nORELI will open Fall and " utter NIL
VI LINERF, Cd Saturday, the eth instant, com
ing good sssortmen of Goods, and adapted 10
the season
wsnter young Lady o. integrity snd good ap
pePrarcc, as Faeswoman. Also, several gond MILL
GERS OCT I'm
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FALL AID WINTER FASHIONS

Mrs Z SPEIr viii open IN Tuesday, October
wi ICth, new AID ich sSsol tnlent of fan and
Winter DEE HATS, CAP and Had Dresses
Mi'lirery Rooms No $50 ID streets.
I-3r
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

Mrs. J. LANE, Bridge street, GeorsetouT, re-
WI 50 ctflily announces to the ladies Of George
town and Washington that she has nox opened a
GER large arc client stock of Eall GoodF. Girect
fee m Hrw York, nnprisipg part, rch Bonnet ,
ard Narrow Ribands, new shape Straw Dopnets aud
Frames. rich Dresser.
Alec, Cambs and parfum.ry. oct 6-3t
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HE RAILROAD TELEGRAPH "A line of wire
TO be used exclusively by the Central road be
tween Rochester and Syracuse, n. Y. is now
being constructed, near the direct route
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a CARD.

IIThLTER HARPER a. co would tate Ills mfi
w Cd Of i 1.Ormng th.ir Friends, cus'oDsr', 81.
purchaseI generally hat they have now 10 tior'
and resds for iDEp, ctiCn, a choice nd h'Auiifai
snrtment OF fall Goods, OF late imIortatons, comp,
sing every and tetiralie arti,le in Al IS, ri
broideries, Esncy Dress go Is, Paris Llosss, Mar
tl,s, &c.
tISO.
Linen q Cd IN Shifting. sbeet'nE, r be D5ms's
Bird Eye and Huck Diaper, Napkins, Ioyiief, &c
very Reduce prices oct 90,
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY,

AIRS > Ia L, Br'ds- street, GeorgetOSB, will
vi open PARIS AILEINERF ior tie Fail ana
Viot.r Tuesday. the 10th instant. to which the
ladies ofthe District IRE respectfully invited.
oct ST
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- + W weeks and you may regret thst y
did not haze bkeuess Ct your family D8de
Now is the time while you h we a few leisure IA
Ients.
Caii At VANyERsoN's sul get one Of hs iniritabi.
CTayou D-guetr eotypes. sep Sim
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CARD MUSICAL.

MILE VI. pATk, late Of Stockholm, Sweden,
WI has arrived IN this city arc is prepared 10
give lessons to advanced Scholars on the Pieno
Forte aud in Vocal Music.
Orders left at her residence, Mrs Gildemeistsr. m
AZ street, n ar Ps avenue, or at the Music DEPOT
OF Hnens Hitz, nil meet with prompt attentio..
nnf If
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To THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON
MIDWIFERY

Mrs. BkH GS, Professional MEDIUM. would
VI spectful'y iniDIm her iIisnds aud the luO
that size has r moved rom her lat. residence
selfth, between ard strsets rest door N JpS
ClsIk'S Police Gfi-e She hereby Z noer' D',
hanks t. her fri, nds snd customers az ih~ htes
pstIoBsgs bestowed upon her, and bore by re-
t-ntion snf -sssuity TO business TO Il II con..-
,a,ca ~ ,,b,ic r..-cr,-. 81 E-itf
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CITATION EBY.-0ur frisnds ami Re PUB
- lie that We have always on b nj 81 assC rtueu;
o. all kinds Il Faper p ne, Fink Boots Not-s Sne
Cheeks, Nsf--s, and and Sand Boxes ], az.
Standishe', Envelopes, Pencils, &C. IN addition 20
well selected stock OF PsTfunsry, Nusica' InsIu.
m-nts, &c, al OF which pledge % sell at IS rss,
souahl7 pric as any estab ISL ment south Of Me-
York. JAO 4. ELLIS,
Goth na
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TO THE PURIUC


T'HE NEW BREAD LAVA report harug
4 gained currency that nv bread was se,ei this
morning for violation Of the law recent passe
by our Councils, hsve thought l. hest 20 publish
fhs annexed cerifcsts fsom officer f. G. Handy
that my friends md the public who feel any inter
est in the subject ma, Understand the Is a. hey
exit:
WASHINGTON October s, 1854
A. the request Of MIR ChsrleE " Hay inner
hereby certify ~ ct wcighei his bread this morn.
ing and found II to weigh about Is 'uuras, instead
Of 10 ounces, which is the EeEht est' l.had ~ sr
&c. HANDY,
Police Officer, Third District.
II will thus be seen thst my bresd v as ogucs
hesvi than The lsS requrei, snf fo- this oFyt
hsve BEEN thresteI e with foe an cOnfiscsiOu by
the of GERS Of the Corp rntion. This I. certainly
the most extraordinary Interpretation Of Iss that
has ever fh en- under my notice, ard IL remains Il
be seen Hheiber a Washington Jury " II snsisn the
Corporation in eny such mons rows pretsns:ons
oct 6-St W. HAVENNER.
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M IRIS. GEOn6 h, late of En- land, wi, b 8 10 inform
NJ the laties ard gentlemee Of Washington suu
vicinity that she be consulted on the past, Or :,
ent and future events, at her residence No. COZ ey
cath street, b. tween Ma,yisnd avenue and street
west side, Island Her name is on the door Ladies
20 cspts-gentlemen SO Hours from s eek IN the
morning Until 10 O'Clock at night
T-lpA
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e Albany papers deny that the cholers
has broken out again, as IN epidemic. In tha:
city
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"a Peach trees are again in blossom, and
elm trees putting forth fresh leaves and flowers
at Charlsttop.
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lNHE LOST HEIRESS-7his new sni Cei-l rairi
j work Ct Mrs. Sauthwortb, j. the no Z lntens-y
interesting ~ d popular WORN ever issued from The
American press
Bou.ehold Words for O~toNcr
TIE New York illustrated Journal DO
u3t's Ne chant Mag zine do
Harper an. al other Magazines do
All the weekly pap'rs for n week NJ
JOE SHiLLlNGTONis Bookstore,
0deon Building, corner n street and Penn.
oct eff s-prus
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CAUTION.

NTE the undersigned, MOI lers, hove j';n'H
w - We thar II We Gstec' Bn' psT-'n OF IT,
hereafter IN kuy'Eg seli' hling or cylT
bottles with tie iolioEirs amas ia. viz: AsaeI
aruy, Army Shinn, Mch-Nu Mc-Tahh ~ y
McKeo7, unless author zed by u - 10 DO VII
prosecuted 10 the utmost extent Of law.
JOHN MAXI
Army 4 FL M, Gtorseto'%
Washington, seot- 90, 1854.
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CLOCKS. MATCHES 4 JeWELRY

o. / have Just received and opened sEl
G'Sgrsat assortment of Clocks, Watches, III
l. ~ and Jewelry, all of which will be sod - \
<A% cheaper than similar gocds can b. ~
bought in the District. L have on hand a few
costly Watches, which will be sold a great haryaid
if called for on, at j. ROEINSON'S
Jewe!ry store, opposite Browns Hotel
Ort Sim
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NEW MOURNING GooDs.-I am TO hs'r
N week s me of the stoV- Goods, q the p'h
and most desirsbl. atterns in Collars sireys.
Mourning sits. - =,
No. Sl4, Penn. avenue, bet 10th and litn ~
oct 3-so6s Union
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sew FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS

u>r we'd and selling cry lo,v, finest TreT c.
81 flosers md Ribcors Straw Ronutts and
teatb-rs, Mohar Head Presses, ielvets, sst'ns End
silks, Blind i-acs, Cap INNINGS, Hosier,. Gloves
Combs, Brushes ard Perfurtry, ard all kinds OF
goots il Millinery and Fancy lDe
\ B.-Will OPEN on ite 9Th OF October st J CT
assor ment Of W inter- Boomers, which wi mp6re
in Taste aud iashop wei. as pric-. VIII; sry ia he
city. SHKDD'S
oct 6-3. (Intl M 500 E'aren D. p.
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S25 REWARD

N1 Will give ia, above reward 10 aNy
w who will give such in orInsh u o
I'D to the detection ard conviction oil sn' -,
OF persons who buy, sell, iii, or COLLECT our '''
without being authorized 10y us 20 70 10.
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