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HOUSEWIVES COrrONs : Third InstaIme nt.-ws
IL have the pleasure of
who have been waiting patiently the arrival OF shd install
ment o the Justly celebrated thar
to-day 40 pieces As originated, introduced and
Gle manufactured with
Inc have our name stamped on them in fun.
article tckeed house wife being prepared
300 pieces superior linens, priced to
bne all cheap portion which
order.
Vast lois of all kinds of goods any
class OF linen goods should IN justice themselves
lnmourninE goods of all found full
ample, and complete throughout the entire year.
2o pieces white fannels assorted shades
than the usual prices
pieces anne extra superior
quality.
100 pieces rich woolen psids for ladies' chdrens
considered the handsomest patterns in the city.
Choice cloths, cassimees vestngs profusioD
gloves, drawers,
brea &c Also, article usually
goods house; all Of which daily additions
By having price only and dealing solely
fabric
enabled TO offer really inducements buye,
Judges of goods)
Strangers cordially Of
the advantage of buying where price only askcdo
Delay settling bills
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may be relied
all cases.
PERRY BROTHER
Central Stores West Building,
OctS-eieoh Opposite Centre Market.
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Spaulding d Rogers's Two Circuses.

Consolidating their
CELEBRATED FLOATING PALACE CIRCUS,
From their paa,a aquatic amph,heatre the Mississippi
Ohio rivers, and their
NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS,
So favorably known in the North and Fact, into
ONE MONSTER CONCERN,
With companies comprising respectively
gpished northern and southern performers,
IN FRIENDLY STRIFE,
Daily in the ring in presence of the audience,
TWO SETS OF PERFORMERS,
Too Sets Of Clopns,
FIVE CLOWNS IN THE RING,
SETS HORSES
A COMPLETE DRAMATIC COMPS,
Partowswe eyery afternoon,
PUTNAM EVERY NIGHT! NED KENDALL, THE BUGLER.
KendaHs Band CAoaic's String Band!
uumpha procession through the principal Streets
O'Clock, every place OF exhibitions bands in
the grand Floral Car of satuetes,
DRAWN BY FORTY HORSES,
Driven by everything
lhment upon elaborate and
MILE Agnes celebrated gymnas; Walter
ride c. j.
equestrian Master Clarence, the
,repd Motley brothers H. Magnify,
renowned vogeu. Monsieur LA Thorn, the modern Hercules
baldwin, English W. Knkade the
complshed maifre; w. j. Paul. the famous Jehu G. Grown
W. Conno nc, &C, will be exhibited 3 and
i. m afternoon and
Al Alexandria, Monday, October 10
Georgetown, Tuesday, October II;
At s,hngtea city, and First streets, Wednesday
Thursday Friday and Saturday. October Is, 49, 90 and 81
Admiration: Boxes, 80 Tit, 25 Children and
wants half price to box only.
De
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LOG AL N Il w 3.

PREssyrERy or THE DIsrRior CoLuaBiA.-This court
of the New School Presbyerian having brought debe
atoms to close, has adjourned The proceedings of
Presbyery by entire harmony and ucb
interest
The Rev. Thomas l.. Halner an esteemed member of the
body was called by Divine Providence from his field Of
some time since, and the death of the good most
feelngy announced and resolutions expressive esteem
for the deceased and of deep sympathy for his bereaved
~ unanimously adopted.
Much grahcaton expressed with the Jealous and auda
BILE efforts which had been made number
the houses OF worship in the city Several or are
in the course OF erection since the meeting the Presby
terry The members promised aid the clergy and elders
the different churches in Washington by devout prayer
dod or ms blessing upon their praseworthy undertakings
and by taking up collections among their respective ocks
This denomination of Christians remarkable for their
ZEAL and the statistics show large increase of members
They do not carry the distinguishing doctrines grace
far as the Old School Prebyteran the latter still adherng
TO the Nv estmnste confession of faith The leading doc
rne of both divisions Of the church is however that he
Scriptures OF the Old and New Testament only nfa
be rule OF faith and practice. Those of the school
may be said to be progressive than the old 1t
be hoped that there jealous rivalry between them
which shall accomplish most for the glory Of God and the
spiritual Improvement of mankind
ANrILroUon BIlL.The boards of aldermen and common
council will meet Monday evening, which time
peced the chief magistrate of the city will return the an
tipping bil to the board in which it originated graced
with his signature There who express the opinion
that the mayor will decline giving his approval the
but unless have been entirely msnormed that high
city funconary has already written in strong bold hand
"Approved-John T. Towers Mayor" This important
point and the pint which the law authorizes be Sold
topics of discussion among many of citizens yesterday
GRATFyINa.In search of item, we called yesterday
afternoon upon Captain Birch of the Auxiliary Guard That
officer mentioned the gratifying fact that the night pre-
vious the guardh house without odgerno
ing been made. Order reigns in Warsaw"
The wEATHEn-For several days past the weather has
been charming and the moonlight nights lovely in the last
degree, Those who the delight to dwell upon
the beauties of alian sky and the 'starry heavens
but imagine that Italy, in any other part of
terrestrial ball. anything of celestial character
be inviting and lovely than that which the people
of Washington privileged nightly to behold.
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IMPORTANT pEosloYA suit of the British brig Fanny
against the steamer Osprey running between boston and
Philadelphia for collision In Boston haroor was tried IN
the United States circuit court in that city Monday
Judge Sprague said the rule in America is well established
that when steamer meets sail vessel the sail vessel to
keep her course and the Is TO take upon herself all
the labor and risk Of avoiding her The rule is OF general
application without reference to the tack the vessel may
be upon, her being cosehaued free and in exeou-
ting her duty the steamer restricted TO going TO the
right Of the vessel but may go either side as circum
stances may render most judicous and convenient In
this the brig violated the rule in keeping off and the
steamer acting within the rule in keeping to the left
The decision decree dismssing the libel with costs
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Oct S-etcoit

JUST Received, from the New York auctions, large
lot of fine goods consisting in part of-viz:
Plaid and stripe silks large quantities
Plaid and stripe black silks do
BLK and cold brocade do do
Plain black and colOed silks, every quality
Variety of satins for ladies' coaks
Trimmings mach
A large lot Of bonnet ribands
large loi Of Paris and the
styles
large assortment of b0mbasins alpacas very cheap
large lot Of French mernos
large quantity Of rhaws and SC arts Of
EmbrOderies OF every description
Readymad satin mahala cioaks Pa
large lot Of cloths and vespgs which
have made u9 order the sty!e cheap
antied
large quantity Of staple goods Of every kind velvet carpets
apey Brussels three ply ingram
hemp carpets, Of every kind olcloha, which
have cut 10 suit and halls Of Ii
consider their interest," they will certainly
can meet their views in styles and price.
Oct 3-l0uf HALL 4 BROTHER
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pfcPNrcu GApfcSaIy falhf-
DELICATE and food for all
the most economca and wholesome
brought TO the table, emineniy combining qualification Of
palate with ample and healthfu body. Strictly
speaking Rockers hna is neither stringent laxative
toave strengthening the digestive and absorbent system
ordered bowels diarhUa dysentery
when food deemed admissible the physcians
fail be sauary and wherever extensively
hospitals and private Practice The the
prevention Of sickness is at east the
People in health shond therefore, freely
common food preserve the inestmable blessing.
For sale generally wholesale
Plis, y Commerce street. Baltimore Dingee Brother,
South Front Philadelphia g. @. ca, IL Long
Wharf, Boston and by the manufacturer Brother
the Croon Mills, 20I Cherry street, New York,
30-dim
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MARY j. wIspLE.
Beautiful spot with all thy blended shades
OF waste and wood, rude rocks and level gades,
On thee, thee gaze, mossm- look
To the biest islands of ier prophets book.
Thine is lhe peaceful slope, The winding vale,
The cioudIess AZURE and The baimy gale;
On thee the glowing snnbeams throw
Their ciearett radiance and their warmest glow
Among thy blooming flowers and bushiDg fruit
The whispering Of young birds is never n'ge.
Breathing, fair Eden, 10 song to thee,
Their sweetest, caines hottest melody
Majestic Haymont to ,Ee slraning eye
Ten thousand prospects far extended lie;
Thy Noble towers, with striking grandeur rise,
Weird in dark clouds, or lost In amber rkies.
Around the mist wrapped Highlands serene,
Below tuled trees and dark faviu,s.
The shadows lengthen, by the slipping light,
The CLEAN which fingers on The purple heights;
And the blue gliding rivers far away
That kiss the banks, OF o'er lac pebbles play,
Then, lost in distance, lave the sunny PLAIN,
Where beauty smiles, aud peaceful pleasure reigDs.
Within there crcling domes and marble columns rise
And corpiced roofs to from the skies
Here wealth has enpied out her richest stores,
The nameless treasures Of an hundred shores.
We look around, and on our wondering sight
Ages Of glory pour their gathered light;
Aud through the mis,s Of trae a silent hfong,
The ghosts OF mighty Empire glide along.
Cauova's hand here mimic life impnrts
To the rude, breahless stone while Guido's arr
Bids the rough canvas, melting into light,
Beam in It's blended coioring sight
The iiie-likc statue, and the breathing bust,
The column rescued from dehling dust
And marble forms OF heavenly mould
Tia, flashed on Genius glowing thoughts ol old
Immortal spirits 10 whase deaihless song
Florence and Athens yet their reign prolong;
White ia their tonrueiess eloqnenee they tell
Relics of Rome how hapiess NthensG ~
Once more, Immortal shades aoning Fame
Gepaifs The hunors OF each gi'Sious name;
From those Isles that gem The Egean waves,
Too bright AID lovely or The homrs Of slaves,
To our blesi county bome--a spoil divine
Adorn hearth, aud thus enrich the shrine.
Beautiful spot, farewell! when toll and strife,
And all the signs aud all The csres OF life
Shall com. about me; phen the light OF truth
shall scatter the bright misrs that dazzle youth,
How often shall long FOR some green spot,
Where, not memheriDe, and remembered not,
This weary brain may find its grassy shrine,
And Sleep uniroubied, in a.shade like thine!
suIrgrop CRY, September ~
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DIED.

On the 1,h of consumpaon RiChAkD FRANKLIN THOMAS
in the 37th year of his csc.
The enS Of the deceased invited attend his funeral
day. t5unday O'Clock, from his residence,
Rabbits,) on 10th street, above New York
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CARD.-The attention the LADIES gentlemen o Wash
Il and the public particularly invited
fu.Ise which will place Monday, 9Th
10 ocock the residence of Lieut. Bissec, the
Pennsylvania and 2t Gadbys The
superior quality, the sale will be worthy
attention.
GREEN SCOTT,
N
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I UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBEKi-The undersigned have
established themselves the lumber bnsine~s i4ih
Bridge the canal where they
OF seasoned lumber reasonable
Persons desiring put up buildings est
msies furnished by calling yard.
On hand, fine lot Of cedar posts
Sept 2e-2aw4w GRIPS WALLER.
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Railroad Accident.

SYRACUSE, Oct. G.-About O'Clock TINS afternoon the
engran train from Albany to buffalo horse near
Newark, throwing tGe engine, tender and off the
track, The fireman jumped of the tender himself
when it fell upon hi and crushed him death. No others
were injured.
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Jackson Mich, Dot. 4.--The whg convention met to-
day. and after organizing adopted strong address to the
wings of the State virtually recognising the independent
State ticket setting forth their views the slavery
ton pedging themselves to unite with the friends of free
dom in effort to redeem the State. Each member signed
the address, and the oonyentiOn adjourned.
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BY Il Ell T. G II A PHI.
Sailing of the Hermann. f,c.

New YoRK, Oct. 7--12, m.-The Hermann sailed this
morning with ninety passengers and half million of specie
The trial of Dr. Graham for the murder of Col Lorng
still continues to-day The State being through with their
testimony which bears very hard the accused the defence
has commenced
We are yet without tidngs of the Arctic
The notes of the Bank of Ellsworth Maine refused by
brokers'
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DEFRoir Oct. d-Captain Rounds of the propeller Nile
arrived here reports leaving ut Presque isle the propees
Plymouth Louisville, and Mount Vernon The last named
shortly after the Nile and suddenly disappeared
Captain r. supposed she had gone back but the Louisville
has since srfiyed here and did either e YER
Plymouth 1t is, therefore feared they lost
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,OU RENT The residence late Gen. Towson sad
nth Both house grounds have been in complete
Gas and furnace c,ed throughout the house
geer with hot and cold bath water cosc, Kitchen and
buffers pantry.
Enquire the premises from 10 iii q
Ost6-
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WANTED-in the city, lighted room
w 70 be used as private schoolroom for boys.
Address @. A. MAGRuDER,
Oct If Winder,s Huidinx
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Eev Fall and Winter Goods.-WM. II. STAMFORD,
Merchant Tailor, north side,
west OF Third street, opened and handsome
of French English goods eentlemcns
vii he made order the shortest
fashionable and the
B-Alwnys on hand general assortment of genemcns fur
ni-hng goods.
Oct i-2aw3wT
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pihNOs, PIANOS!-AnOther ArrivAl.-We have this day
opened superb pianos and rosewood
1is In addition former supply makes the
largest and 6oes; offered in this Our from
one hundred and seventy 1--WE to five hundred dollar.
We with each accept old
endorsed
six, and months, and discounts for cash.
All cheap w, do wen cali.
Old pianos for sale very low
JOHN y. ELLIS,
a avenue,
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uvua
~ 1,at"s' 80, 'o',
nohce hereby aven 10 The holders q the
" u'e ohea sAes' una, hs department PREPARED y paf
y.nhe, nsx, o,,ons as,hos. 49,, ao,n,,a. q, ~ ,
to m The manner and on the terms hereinafter men
toned, wit:
continent within ,moupt .ed
will; h. o;v. T.; n 800 or ,s i, which .a
van 'o si'e" !" u'o ou'. " "'0 ~ "e" sal" s'oeAs
may De oheed The cernhcass day assigned TO the United
be TO this upon the recept whereof
n,;c nil; no sid conound.d M N. C,ou;r. r.,,icr,,
p',>' ~, 80 ~ 80 N'Are " ,e ''e -.
l. Inc par Vaue' OF amount specihed III eacn cefhcate
a
July redeemabe November H. 1885, OF per cent ON the
stock the oan nv The act No
cember 1862 per cent? on stock of the loans
the of 847 and 646 and redeemabe the e s
of
nm
d.su,ho - ~ ., :, - naa.,hs 80 ~ re-
y" .'' AN'e"''' 'N'' N~"N"'"J S"''e~ '0 AeAu"
INDEMNIFY ope1 cent
g. Interest the each certificate from of
Of
flor the money If, reach tho owner o ons s.v
-, 80. W. ~ "~' ~ ~ "' "'''e'' " ''e 10y 'AA'''''
III "aa'uo"'
Payment Tor stocks VIII be made drafts Of
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Failures.

INV YoRK, Oct DEAN, Yuille, d Co., of Liverpool,
and D. Scott Richmond, Co.. of Manchester have failed
for heavy amounts
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The E,rer at Nc,, OyIeoo.


New ORLEANS Oct. eThe fever is decidedly the de-
crease here The cotton market to-day is quiet,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

rbE NEW BREAD LAVA having gained that
bread seized this morning violation Of the law
Gently passed by cunc thought best to publish the
red certificate oncsr f. Handy that friends and the
pue who subject undersiusd the facts
as they exists
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will thus be that bread heavier the
required and this offence have been threatened with fine
conscahon by the officers corporation This certainly
extraordinary OF that has fallen
notice. and II be whether washington
jury will sustain The corporation In such enoas
Oct TIT l.. w, HAVENNER
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Suggested ri 10 Hoyonf Hail." the seat Of Daniel Brooks,
II esq, Westehesier county, Mem York
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Washington Branch Railroad.
Change Of Prizes between Warrington end Bditimore
nm Al

NoTfCEOn after Monday, October fare
Washington Baltimore will be dollar and
Of will be allowed TO all who
entering the An addition Of will also
stations nness tickets purchased at the
Trip tickets for three will be issued the 2d, 3D.
a. NIL who wish TO visit the Agrcui
ursl Fair and Maryland Institute.
By order: T. H. PARSONS,
Oct Sim Agent.
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w hereby
weighed his bread mornag and found about
ounces instead o rs winch the weight established by law
Il. G.. HANDY,
Pn crO Ulcer ThrdIss trirt.
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Mrs Commodore Hull was among the outward passen-
gers of the Arabia steamer from New York.
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TUsBLED ABOUT WITHOUT nkIsG nlsruRBtD.--A man who
resided during his lifetime without change Of residence in
one house which is situated in the town of South
wick Massachusetts was born in Massachusetts,, subse-
quenlly lived in Connecticut and then again in Massachu-
setts and he has been inhabant of the counties of
Hampshire Massachusetts,, Hartford Connecticut and
Hampdcn Massachusetts, and of the towns of Weshed,
Simsbury, CRANKY and Souhwick To illustrates He
born in the of Westfed, county Of Hampshire,
and State of Massachusetts, Then the tract which he
lived thrown within the town of Smsbury, county of
Hartford and State of Connecticut II subsequently
embraced within the lines of CRANKY, in the State
and county The change threw It into Southwick,
which subsequently embraced in the county Of Hamp
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drcs. n lilac
EGERTON BRO,
Box 1903, Post Office,
Baltimore, Maryland.
bills notes, checks, bank and
other stock, bought sold Hav
correspondence throughout the United
principal
by mail and will for collection OF
tUrity.
NJ b. Correspondents be careful in writing each
letter addressed their Office, and those
holding prize tickets and wishing them renewed cxshed
invariably remit the tickets being like bank notes.
payable only list only the
capitals the prizes lottery from the price OF the tickets
upwards. Oct 3-6idn
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Albany papers deny that the cholera has broken out
again. epidemic in that city.
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Soulouque the negro emperor never appears in public
except in full toilet Even at the private receptions be
monty wears his sword and cooked hat lie has coat
made in Paris which him 81 900 and pair of boots
made in New York decorated with brilants and gold,
which cost 5000 The cane with which he commonly
walks cost S40O.
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On the 22d ult just passenger train on the Merri-
mac and Connecticut railroad about to leave Man
chester n H. it suddenly stopped by the sheriff lay
ing attachment upon the engine and cars to
So 900 due the Eastern railroad The company
$4,000 and it is said all the property of the road has been
attached.
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Potatoes plenty in the ntqriqg of New Hampshire
two shillings bushel
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Col Robert Rucker has been convicted of murder in the
second degree at Mureesboro, Tenn in killing his broth
ern-law Dr. Smith, and sentenced the penitentary for
ten wears
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NEW INTENTIONS.


APPARATUS FOR CosDESsSG SMOKE Mr.. j. Bloom,
German now resident in this City, has taken patent for
new invention for preventing the nuisance OF the great
volumes of smoke which from all chinneys Of great
manufacturing establishments, particularly in cities
The plan adopted by the inventor is b carry the chin
ney fue in a circle from moderate hight above the fire to
the bottom or the bottom of csern Of water OF
course there can be no natural draft and artificial
created by exhausng the air from the space the
water IN the cistern by double acting air pump The
smoke is thus completely decomposed leaving rosdium
of lamp black in the bottom of the cistern while the
gaseous portion rises to the surface Of the water and
capes into the air free from dust color The part
of the cnders arrested in the upright part of the ue
by sevc and fall back into the fire. and another portion
fall in the horizontal part and the residue being deposited
in the water il follows that small pipe would answer a
the purpose of a large chimney stack
In the experiment which we saw, very rough model
was used in small ROOM and FIRE made in the furnace
with pitch pine wood, and by turning small crank ope
rating the air pumps every particle of smoke was decom
posed while the FIRE burned freely with good draft
chimney.
The inventor calculates that eighth of the power of
steam engine would be required work the arpumps so
as to get rid Of all the nuisance usually arising from the
consumption of a large quantity of coal
The model and inventor may be seen for few days at
the rooms of the American Institute No ISL Broadway