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BY j. G. REQUIRE. Au.tion..r,


EN4rELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
IL Furniture at Auction On MONDAY Forming
September lib, al l0"'clork, at one of the two
houses OCCURRED By Prof d. V. G.opx on the sosth
side Of fennsyivsnis avenue, between Oh and 9TH
strcet', ths Sell an excellent assortment of FIR
n turs, viz:
MahocaDy Isir-ssst Sofa Bivans snd Rockers
Do Marhle-top Centre and Card Tables
Do Secretary Psrlcr Chairs
Antique laiaid Cabinet Statuettes
Mahogany and Walnut Dressing Bureaus
Bedsteats, Wardcobss, Washstands
Hair aoC iusk Mattresses Clttase Set
Large lot of Bisnkecs Quilts sheets &c
r ne pamasE and Lace Curtains and Coynice
Chinese Vases Bowls &c
iiIrapdoies Sol n nj other Tamps
Pdflor. Passage, Fair ard Chamber CARPETS
f'cor Mating, Rings Ocloth
Refrigerator, Cooking stove. CT mear Stoves
Books, Engrsviugs aud Metals 10 frames
Bnkhea1, with Shelves suitable tor a cigar store.
Terms: S25 end Under cash; over SIS q credit o.
tao ard four months, for notes satisfactorily en-.
dorsed, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
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Ky GREEN 4 SCOTT Amctfoneers
'.fhUSTEE SALE Os HOUSEHOLD AND
Eit"hen Furniture, Fousps and L. t. Ca-ren,
ter's snop. and sini bed Fork. &C. ct Auction -
On UE SDAI. the 18th instant, shsli sell by vir
tue Of deed OF assignment fer The ben q of their
or doors, n>'ie by George W. Scroggau ard Thcs
D. DAYS to the subscriber trustee. at the res.
dence OF tn sbnva nsulao gerlemen. at tn. corner
OF south and 1914 street west the Island, at 10
"ciork g. M, al tn Household Effects in the two
han IS hen c:mnrise 3 general assortment of ex-
celieet Furni u-s.
And imnsdistely after the sale of The above OF at
ococs l.. m shall proceed 20 sell tn b. uses in
which they reside, beiEg good two s.crs francs
c9pVeEieht.y NJ snged end nea,ly new. and the lot
o. which they St nd. teiLg LOT number tour "a J
in sqasre No. 2o!, with The Carpenters Shop. work
benches and nHishei work.
The title 70 the above described property is inds.
putae!e and the sae VII. be well wsrtu the atten.
ton ci persons WISHING 70 sake good investment
Terms cash
II the terms % ssle fer thu houses be not complied
with u hin che week from this dsv Of the sale tn.
Trustee feferres til. right RESELL at the risk aud
cost OF the diinquen., by advertising thres times
JOHN L. SMITH, Trus.ee
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
rep ID Ancfiopeerc
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

7 would respectfully notify my friends and the
l. public generally, that have removed my resi-
deuce and place of business No 40 on eth street
i've doors north OF my old stand, and five doors
south OF the corner of It'll and II streets, where
con inue to carry on the Undertaking business in
all its branches.
All PERSONS desiring nv services are cautioned to
be par in1lar 10 apply at the pla,e and number
above mentioned, as l AN informed that unprinci-
pied persons have assumed my name and answered
my cells. JAMES f HARVEY,
sep5-dlv Undertaken.
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RESIDENCES for rent.

COUNTRY RESIDENCES for rent
" have for rent, several new HOUSES, with 2
acres of ground attached to EACH situated on t.Ken
dali Green" little more than mile northeasterly
from the Capitol
These houses are spacious and convenient. with q
cellar, woodshed, and stable for each, and pumps Of
excellent water at hand
The situation is beautiful, overlooking q large
portion OF the city, and in full view the Capitol
The approach is by 7tb and sts- Delaware ave
nue. and NJ street
An omnibus line for usual fare. has been perms
nently established on the route, and runs twice q
day between Kendall Green and the President,
Square, leaving at a. m. and 2 p. m. Retu ming
leaves Centre aarket, where it makes brief stand
at 81 and 81 o'clock.
Rsnt-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS q year.
The houses not yet taken are open for inspection
and can be seen by applying to VIM. STICKNEY
who lives on Cottage street., or myself, ct my resi-
dence, near the premises.
je 30-n AMOS. KENDALL
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE sEMINARY.

dEUAGEIuHN FEMALE SEHIEARY,
GEORGETOWN, DC.
Mrs, Mrs A. ~" Il. 6 G; Siefk' PRINCIPALS.
'HS duties of this Seminary will be resumed on
L FRIDAY, Septe nber lse.
The course of studies actually pursued in this Il,
sntution embraces higher and more thorough
rsnge than that pursued in any othsr Female Sea-.
mary In the Union.
The Il cation of the seminary is remarkable for it
salubrity The buildings are large the rooms cara,
cious, and the grounds fol recreation are very am
pie
Terms for board!cs pupils. 500 per session of 10
month, payable on the lat September and Is, OF
February. ibis charge includes boar,;ing, tuition
IN English and Mathematics room reot, fuel lights
and Essf ing. Music, French, Spanish, &C. Drawing
and Painting extra.
Day scholars frota IS to SO per quarter accorcng
to the laSses which they enter.
Reference is made to Dr. Grafton TYLER Cap.ai,
Geo. +: de Ia Roch w. G. Riigely. Esq, W Hunter
Esq, W s. q. Taylor, Esq, Francis Dodge, Esq
Robert P. DoJg-, Esq, and DIR. o. 81. Linthicunl
Georgetown, b c.; and to Jos. II. Bradley, Esq.
aaron Z. Dayton, Esq, and Mr. Fitxhugh Coys
jy LIFT intel L Union)
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8y j. q. MEG UIRE. Auctioneer-
INA ELLENT FURNITURE BND HOUSEHOLD
Ia Effects On VI ,NDAY uors log, September IL
1t O'Clock, a. the reside of gentlsmsu dec
ing housekeeping, oc l., between 9th ard 10th ITS
1 shall sell IN excaient assortment Of Furniture
and Housshold Eff cis viz:
handsor e walnut slr:pg sest D:vaus
Carved walnut parior Chairs Sofa
Do 90 Rocker, Rout Tables
Marble TOT Sofa snd Carl Tables
Walnut Whatro: eft frame Mirror
per;or Venetian Rinds shsd~s
Mahogany Sidebcard, SIDE Tables
Gaze and wood ssat Chairs, Refrigerator
Carp q, Cur,sirs 0iirloth
Painted Chamber ute, Mattres es
Walnut ihsmber Furniture Crib
Superior Cook Stoves and 2 xtures
Radiator, Cast-irnn Alright Stoves
Together with good assortment Of Kitchen Uten.
sis.
Terms: $50 and under cash; ovsr $50 a credit OF
60 end 20 days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed.
barring interest.
J. G. MCGUIRE,
SEPT I'd Auctioneer
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BY y: c: mcGUIEE. Anctioneer.

BY j. G.. MCGUIRE. Aucttoneer.
'kuSTEE'S BALE OF HOUSEHOLD KIrCH-
L en- Furniture, Bar Fixtures, &c.-By vir.pe O.,
deed OF rust bearing data the ) 1 day of Septem
Der, 1885, and recorded in Liter j. A. s, No. e5 TO
lies 81 &C.. III. sub crib,rs will sell st public SAL
on THURSDAY, the l4th " OF saptember nsxr =,
10 O'CLOCK a. m, at thu NatioF al Ia ing Eoufe, on
the corner OF 6th street sni PENNSYLVANIA sye,n.
ali The Hou eho)d and Kitchen Fuf nitura Ear Fiy
lures &C., OF that extensive establishment c5psist
leg o. '
MshDssny hair seat Sofas and Chairs
D. s:deboards. Dining Tsbles
10 marble top Centre and Side Tables
10 Card lie tire ard Side Tables
DO Tref sing end PLAN Bureaus. Washs.an,s
anut, oak, end Painted Office Chairs
Bedssesds, Hair and hu.k Mattresses
Feather BEDS and Beddiug
Gilt and mahorang frame Mirrors
Pax or, chamber and stair Carpets
sive- nd p at q Spo ma end Farks
lyory hanil Tai lie Cutlery
Chatting Dishes Dish Covers
Cut and plain Glsssssra
,arze as ortuent Of (hins, Rasthen, and Stone.
vare
hsndsoo stained Glass D,cr 4
lose1her With large assortment Of COPPER, Iron.
and Tin Kitchen Uteusils.
ierms: All sums under $50 cash: over $50. SD
s *oo thrty DAYS; over $40 and under $500 so
sS'y' oinst ~. aud one huudre1 aid Nv, Ity DAYS
| i"f notes, with endorsers to be approved ty IN,
'rus o barring interest from dAy of sale
| the term, OF sale ri rot complied with within
rec Gays AFTER the SALE the rrol erty viii b. iesoit
| al the FISK and ezpense Of nrs. pu,cssser.
| CHAS. s. WALLACH, Trustee.
| JAS. Z. ACQUIRE,
yep I'd Auctionter
tsr-On the 10th instant a 20 d slssv. Bo ton
4 II A -6,,Ha
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PAPER HANGINas. coRnICEs. tooPs &c

PAPER HAHGINGs, C0RNICEs, LOOPS, &C.
"A! wound M sl respectfully infosm the citIzer s
w of Washington, that we have L ow in store q
large and beautiful ass T msnt of CORN;CEs
hlNGS, URHA MENTS, &c, at prices to suit all
persons. All kids of Window and Bed D;sAPERY
made and put up at Tire shortest notice and in thu
hss manner. Carpets made and pus down and
aTranted t. fl. All kinds of PAPER HANGING,
DECORATING and UPHOLs Terry work attended
to promptly. We keep cons 'antly on hard an
elegant assortment OF Paper Hang ngs. md in fact
every thing in our lie of business: We guarantee
satisfaction to our custcmsrs. Paper hung by .
perienced ha"ds. Persons requested to csll ar
examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere, as
we daes, 1t tr uble to exhibit our goods even to
those who merely wish TO look through curiosity.
JOS. r. X. PLANT Il CO.,
No Washington Place, eth street near E.
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II LABA RN L,

L. CETnsr G aud 1Oh str,ss
respectfully informs the public Of Washins ton
that lie has On hsnd AID makes to order the best
kind of metsllic Numbers and figures for houses
h"tels church pews. &c The citizens are requested
Tn call and examine these beautiful Numbers aud
Figures
Aifo, China Numbers, gildec. sep Aim
N B-Specinens of tie Numbers can BE- feen at
Sylv'etsrs Drug sto.e Pa avenue snd 18th street ;
d.. Rutts, Pa avenue and 18th street; and Chsa
e. OaHis's Drug Store First Ward These figures
will never tarnish change color.
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The Express Rohhs~v

CINCINNATI. Sept, 6.-The United State r.
press Company have found no clue 10 The -
cent robbery Of their messenger Of a psct.e.
containing $4,000. They have poti6.d ~
owners Of the money that they are ready 70
pay him the full amount "
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Anti Nebraska NESTING

MAcHIAs. Maine. Sept. Ga large and an
thusisstio anti-Nebrssks meeting was held
last night They nominated the Rev, Jsms.
A: Miliiken for Congress from the Sixth dis.
trict. in opposition to Fuller, the democratic
candidate for reelection.
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BUILDING LOTS.-For sale several desirable
ID Building Lots in the vicinity of the City Hall;
also in the LIST Ward, and also variety In all other
parts of the city. Also, two small frame dwellings,
situated In an improving ueighborhood; all of which
David Myerle, at Mrs. Adams, opposite TO Browns
Hotel, or through the post Office, post paid.
jy l0-eo3m
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Massachusetts, Free Soil couv.,.;.,

Boston, Sept. THE Free Soil Stat. co,
sent'on met at Worcester this morning. Gen.
Morse was chosen President.
senator Sumner is now addressing tn. Con.
vention.
1t is supposed that either Henry w;,.o
. udge hoar will receive the nomination for
Governor
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EOR RENT-Tnat pleasantly located Dwelling
T. HOUSE, on 18th street, Island. near Smithso-
MAN Institute, lat,ly occupied by CapS,A. McCaus
land, containing ten rooms and kitchen, and yard
of fine fruit and grapes. Rent moderate to care.
fu', prompt tenant. JNO. L. SMITH,
aug 2-eotf Attorney at Law, Sth street.
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HARPkk's MAGAZINE for September
Il Il DeBnw's Review do
Lives of the ief Justices Of the United States by
George Van santvoord vol, $40
Famous Persons aud Places, by N. P. Willis
sep A. PRANCK TAYLOR.
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Democratic Conyention

PIrTsBURG, Sept The Democrats of Ar,e-
gheny county met in Pittsburg to dsy. and
nomin ated county ticket, and Charles ShaIer
their candidate for Congress. Resolutions
we're adopted approving Of the National and
state Administrations, and denouncine the
know-Nothings. They caused considerable
excitement, and they adjourned In confusion.
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THE Union ACADEMY

Corner Of l4tb street ard Ae,o Pork accaus.
sHiS institution will be op-ned for the rext yesi
on the fist Monday in September 1851. : he
number of pupil. IS hmi ed Ths school will cen
sift OF three classes, Junior Middle and Senior Ey
cry desirah'e facility is offered APP lcations sfoui
Dc MADE Immediately Preference given TO tho,
Who enter for the longest time.
Circulars at tho Books torres
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEsiY will crea -
the Same time. Circulars ss shove.
RICHARDS.
jy 31-d3n MRS NJ A. PIcasRDS
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yellow Fever in Tsxsa. 10.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Eve have 9aIvs.-
ION dates to the Let inst The yellow f.vsr
was Progressing with undated violence r.
had also broken out at Houston.
dov. Merriwether arrived at Santa Pc On
the 18th July. VIZ
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Yellow Fever at charlsstcr

COLUMBIA, 8. C., Sept 6.-The deaths dp.
ring inc week ending atnoon to-day have been
as. and Of yellow fever 26.
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felegraphie Feat.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. The news By N.
Africa, which arrived at New York thi, NOM.
ing has just been received.
Business Of all kinds is very dull. Cotton
dropping. The yellow fever prevails to con-
SIDERABLE extent. Much alarm 10 felt By our
unacclimated citizens.
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DIED.

On the 6th instant, JAS. Y. FREEMAN, i'm Goth
year Of his age.
% The funeral will take place from his late res
idence, on d. between 9Th and 10TH at 3 o'clk this
afternoon The friends OF the family are requested
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Deaf and Dumb Catherine

HARTFORD, Ct, Sept. 6-There was great
deaf and dumb gathering here to-day on IN
occasion OF the erection Of q monument to the
memory Of the Rev. Thomas G.Ilsnd..
The monuments 20 feet high. and COST 10 soo
all contributed by deaf mutes. Msnv Cd,
dresses were delivered.
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rIlnE UNDER. IGNED beg. leave to &

NaE gS DER GNED begs leave to iu
Il fern the public that she has again opened her
house south size Of Pepnsyle ania avenue, between
Sd and ~ street. for the reception of Boerders -
Her rooms sre large and comm5dious her house is
tneiy situated, and has been lately fitted up; snd
she would assure her old pstr rs, as welt "a the
public generally, tbs she will offer accommodate, us
equallins those of any first class boarding house
throughout the Union. Single persons. or families
who prefer private house to the hustle of fotel,
would do we'll to call. MRS CUDIIp
aug 50-d1w
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l}f VIRTUE OF a writ II Ven iitioni e1panss, ,s
1J sued Nv +. = Myer, one OF the JUST es Il the
scs isr Washington county. d. c., sDd t. ne d.
rsc'ed l will expose tn sale at rubic auction, in
font of the premises, On THURSDAY, tia 2S;h da,
of September ENt, 1T O'Clock D. ~, for cash one
brick IA ue aud lot, situated OF sth stree. west b..
tween md -eets snuth, in Square No ALL in
the City Of Washington, late the properly of Befs
Wise, Seized and in cutiGn st the suit Of iism
Is. Todd HENRY YEATMkN
Constable for Washington county.
au1 S2--MSWzw
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HAMILTON G. FAINT.

BANKER AND DEALER IN EXCHANGE STOCKS a.,
Pennsylvania auenue, bet,ceen ~ and 9Th streets,
Washington, d. a.
1TNCURRENT Money and Land Warrants bought
- and sold. Drafts all the principal tiles sold
to suit purchasers. Six per cent. allowed on all
moneys remaining on deposite over thirty days.
Claims against the Govern ment collected
sep 5-eolm
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Yellow Fever at aavannab

SAVANNAH, sept. 6-The intermcuts st S.
vannah yesterday were 70. of which ID were
victlms OF yellow fever. The intermssts FOR
fever.
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STR FED or stolen on tn 9th Au.
A@s gust a small liiht red COW, star in the
A11Rn orehead white in one of her TANKS, and C.
cot ON one of her horns Gave some eight ouarrs of
milk day WREN she left. liberal rsx ard will be
given for the retuu Of said Cow to the subscriber
at corner 18th and sts c. WALBRIDGE,
sep ste
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PURE SILVERWARE.

N addition to usual assortment si Silverware
l. we have large variety Of Cups, Spoons. Forks,
DC, with and without cases, suitable fer boarding
school children.
w GAIT BRO
SIGN of the Golden Eagle,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
seD 5-3r
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BY G.. F. DYER.

Il. =. WKIFHT, huctiOneer.
fR'ORAIIoN STOCK AT AUCTION---On
~ fONDAY evening next, the 18th inst at
ocNck at 10, Auc ion Rooms, on ilth street, door
s:nm Pennsylvania svenus, L shall sell 80 600 Cor
porat:on stock, in1eE est pay.sle quarterly.
I'D
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Slave StamneAa

CINCINNATI, Sept. 6.-Nine slaves abseood.d
from Boone county, Ky, on Sunday. They
arc supposed to be concealed in this CITY.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

N- Mrs. CHOA"E has resumed the R
Ex4{a Millinery business, at he residence, -
S2fR on the south side Of Louis ana ave. lex
@~ near 9th street, whsre she will be Va
CAD to see her old and pc irons. With all the
late't Fashions t. please will be her object.
sep 4-ec2m
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TWO FINE HOSES. CARTS, AND HARNESS
J. at Private Sale Persons wishing to purchase
two very fine young Horses, and nearly new Carts
and Harness will p!s~se AL at Mr.. Jas II. Smiths
tobacco store. under Wizards Hotel, no will show
them ana give all nece sary Information. If not
sold at private sale. thew will be fold at publ suc
ton, in front Of Green Scott's Auction Store, on
saturday morning, September 9th.
aa r.
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Educational.

MISS II. MCCORMICK AND SISTER
NJ will resume the duties of their school on MON
DAY, The 4tb of Septem Der, at their place Of resi-
deDce, on AZ street, b~tween Pennsylvania and
Missouri avenues, next soor to Mrs Wards board
ing house sen 2-eo3..
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AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS RESUMED.

III AVING resumed the Auction and Commission
IL business, 1 respectful y offer my services ~
the many friends Of the House o. howard G Dyer,
Robert W. Dyer, and Dyer Bro, and to the citi-
sens generally. From an experience Of thirteen
Years, hatter myself that 1 may claim from my
former frienGs portion Of their patroDage.
have engaged the services Of Mr. b. Wright,
u Georgetown, as Auctiopeer. His Qualifications
are too well known 10 require comment.
AL sales made by me will be Dashed IL de irsd.
My place Of business Is the Rooms recently occu-
pied by Messrs Collins, Bovine, Co, on llth ct >
LIST door from corner Pa avenue.
GEO. r. DYER
N. B.-The Books Of the old firms esn b. found se
my rooms. Any information app.rtainine to thsm
will be chOerfuIiv siyep aug film
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SCHHOL BOOKS in graf variety for sale at thu
- lowest prces in every case by
sep f. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MRS TnNnV

MAJ LII open School for Young ladies' IN perth
"! SIDE of 4, be'waHu 9th and 10th eta he
first Monday in September.
For circulars and terms apply to Mrs. L.
aug 29-2~
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p &
AN kXCsLLENT SADDLE AND HARNESS
n HORSE FOR SALE. BUT SIX YEARS OLD
WARRANTED SOUND TERMS Low. Apply at
tn. Star office anlaLtf
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The German Turner Row-Txaminatio, -.
fore Eavor cnnra6

~ H01V 11uyVI VUIT6Q.
, PHILADELPHIA, Sept. GA large throne Of
dermans assembled at the Mayors ofsce this
morning, when there was HEARING Of = -.
ers arrested yesterday during the fight at IA.
mon Hill. From the testimony. il appear,
that the disturbance would probably have
been slight but for the excitement occssioned
by The officers firing their revolvers. Most of
inc prisoners are strangers, principally FROM
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OUR FIRST FALL SUPPLIES.

WE take thi- ssrly method of informing our
W Gust 'ners and furchsseIs If dry gods gen.
ersii9, that We are now op ming many new and de-
sirab 9 FALL {" DDS in part such as
lu pieces rich black Silks rams ing from rs cents to
81 20 Pr yard. all bought at auction and are
10 pieces Lupins BON bszines and mourning alpscas,
very fns.
Is piece fr nch merinos, embracing all the desir
able shades.
pieces rich ult fe s6e silks, all the most dssra.
BIZ cOlors, and at Inurh reducrd prices
20 pieces assorted fsnnels from % cents to 81 per
yard
%. of cashmere plaids mousselns, and printed
dannels for children war
100 pieces bleach I'd sh ting ccttons of the Oldest
and b.st brands.
100 pieces sssort Fall Prints, and Mousse ms,
choi's styles, with large lot Of cashmere and
ether snswls for the pressst and approaching
seas
IS pie B.rklies and Richardson's undressed Irish
linens.
rs pieces o. 10 4, and PA linen and cotton sheet
We have added to our stock this ssaeoo a lot Of
supe TOT Ingram CaIpetings. Straw Ma,tines Oil
Ci tbs. Hearth Rups, and general assortment Of
house furnishing goods. which will sell very low
for cash, or to our prompt Gust mers
81 Observe that articles > III 1T our establish.
meRt are warranted To prove as represented.
MAXWELL. SEARS Il COLBY,
sep 4-eo2w 1'h st, 8 doors above Pa av nue..
sELLIsG OFF AT COST, TO MOVE.
He sub-c ID T. bsi compelled 10 move bis
L stock If Boots and shOes by the lsc Of october
In order To ap biz new establishment with an ell.
tire new stock, has Determined to 9 II his entire
stock OF Boots aud Shoe, which is large and we'll
selected embracing every kind Shoe usually kept
IN VEL regulated store, at p ims cost Heads Of
families and ell others In want of articles in his line
will find this rare opportunity to lay in supplies
GRO BURNS,
Pa. avenue, between 8th and 9th St.,
opposite Centre Market.
On and after October ist roy friends and patrons
VIII nnd me located I'd door Of the corner 9th
street. aflotnin9 Patterson Nairns drug store In
the store formerly occupied by Geo. Savage, ESQ.
sept cow
A LOT OF OLD NEWSPAPERS FOE SIZE a,
"A 1919 oS|1Cx' may 24-6
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A n INVOICE Of Harrisons celebrated u
n lumbar Perfumery just opened at
'JNO. =. ELLIB'6,
Ps. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
In 20-tf
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HOUSES 4 LOTS AT PRIVATE sALE.-
IL Three frame Houses, two.story and attic, with
back building. situated on l31% street south, betw.
and streets vest.
on It'll street north, between II and sts. west.
One frame House. tSo-ssory, garrett and back
buildings, on 9TH street south, between and SITS.
west.
Twelve building Lots, between Sd and AZ streets
east and VI and streets south, containing in all
$4,000 square feet Of ground, with two small tene-
ments thereon. This would be desirable location
for a market garden.
One tn ,eestory brick fire proof Shop, in reserva-
ton 10. 10 the rear Of Jackson Hall. This would
answer admirably for q book bindsry or printing
.fice, could easily be converted into Livery sta
BILE, for which purpose more eligible location can
not be found.
All the above described property will Be sold on
reasonable terms on application to
GEO W. GARRETT,
Lumber Yard. corner of 9th and d ste.
10 k-sotf