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CEN TR AL ACADEMY
Corner E and lOih stre,f,.

'HE duties Of this Institution will be resumed on
l. Monday, september 4:h.
The oourfe Of instruction win be thorough, eu
Oraolng tne various branches Of an English Mathe
NAUTICAL and Classical education.
Terms, per quarter.
Eementary and higher English......46 30 and IS 50
Latin, drees, aud Higher Mathe-
For further particulars zee circulars 1t the book
E. kh ,. 5 i vi 1MckssASs' }ru.e'p.,..
aug 3O-eoAts
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BY G.. F. DYER.

K. g. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
CORPORATION STOCK AT AUCTION-On
" MONDAY evening next, the lIth inst at
O'Clock. ct my Auc;ien Rooms on 18th etreet, door
from Penasylvsuis avenu., shall sill 5000 Cor
poration stock, in;s.e est psyabls quarterly.
sap I'd
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RUGBY ACADEMY.

RUGBY ACADEMY,
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
GENTLEMEN
Corner of K and 18th streets.
I'hE duties OF this Academy will DO resumed on
1 the first Monday In esptenber.
circumstances have induced the proprietor 10 Re
duce the number Of pupila and receive few, 10
whom he viii devote bis personal attention.
Circulars OF the institution can be obtained at the
residence of the principal.
aug 28-lm q MORTa0N
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Boarding.

ROAHDING by the mouth. week, or d.v can
ID be had at MRS AADDOX7&, near The asnJ
Post Once on the south side Of 4, between 9Th and
Ith streets, three doors from corner OF zen.
sep 1-esSts
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The Turner Bund Festival-LAnd Warssst
Forgery.

PHILADELPBIA, Sept. Tho Turner elee-
ing exercises at Lemon Hill, yesterday. psspsf
of without any distur bance II ws followed
By grand bail at Ssnsome Street hall Tbose
charged with riot have BEEN liberated 90 bail
for further hearing Moet Of the socicties
leave to-day for their homes
Lieut. Edward G. Lewis, formerly q tAe
Pennsylvania volunteers in Mexico, was Or,
rested on Friday lsst charged with numerous
forgeries Of land warrants He VA held In
$4,000 bail. Failing 10 appear for hearing
yesterday and to-day, his bail has been Tor
feited
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II The extreme Southern cities, which
were exempt from choler q this season, are now
suffering severely from the ravases of the vel.
low fever
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MR.. BUSHNELL'S SCHOOL

1Sth, bet,oee,s r aad G streets. Wa.h;noto,- y r.
TUE next session will commence on the ist Mon
i day In September.
The course Of instruction embraces Ancien. and
Modsrn Languages, Mathematics, the Elements Of
Natural and Moral ecirnce together With All Tie
English branches usually taught in the best schooe
Circulars may be had at the school room or at the
bookstores. .no n-.G-s
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YOUNG LADIES' CLASSICAL DESTITUTE.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
i'sdtdAd avenue, beftGecn I'd AID 1 4 streets,
NKARtT OPPOSITE CIT HALL
VIE exerois of this School will be resumed On
i MONDAY, the 1lth September next
Circulars sent on application
aug 2l-lm STEPHEN II. MIRICK. An.
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SCHOOL. RoOH nEpOr

SCHOOL BOOK DEPOT.
So1OuL BOOKS Of ell kinds to b hal 1t The
- bookstnrs Of CRAY q BALLANTYNE tn
street, near Odd Feliewi Han.
lowest prices, lgsatS '' ~ ssU aw"
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H11s.ss..ss:s MAC. xas41Iss ''' s.sss.-'-
Lives Of DE ,ef Justices Of the United etsAs ~
George vsp ssntvoofd l wi, $40
Famous Persons sad P'ss., b MP. w.
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A 1MVOlCE Of Harrison's oslsbr.t,d. .,
"A lumbar Psrfumsry Just opened ct
JNO. y. ELLIe'H,
~ 16-h eA~ ASsn e'se'es'
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HOUsE AND LOT FOR sALE-On thu corner
L OF I'D s'reet and New York avenue. II ha,
four rooms, and pump at the door. If not sold At
private sale on or before the 18th day of sptember
IL VIII be eoid on the 18th ct Auction, by Green
Scott, a. s o'clock p. m. Terms cash.
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ron eALE-The sioop gro. WASR-
ArM0I0M lying at 18th At VII arf She & b
sooo ssallng order. eeven tons ftsiGht Jor tsrms
enquire at the ooyues 10Th and Z sTsetp,
eng 3a-H
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HoUsE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
Ill Saie.-On 9th street., between and O. nice
brick HOUSE, with nine rooms, including kitchen
and dining room, will be rented and possession
gwen on or before the 18th instant, and the Furni
ture for Sale None need apply to rent unless thew
wish to purct ase the furniture. Inquire Of
JAS O. MCGUIRE
Auctioneer and Commission Merchst,
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By j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VACANT LOrs AT AUCTION On MONDAY
afternoon, september 1lth, q, 8 O'Clock, at ny
Auction Rooms, eball cell
Lot No. 10, square $50, 4,s6. %. #.
Do 6, do $50, $3.50 do
D, I, do o63, $3.50 do
Terms One third cash I; the residue In 9 snd IL
NOR tbs fVr notes astiffsctorily ss,ured b,ine in
tsrest. J. @. MCGUIRE
fep-d Auctoueer
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DOARDlNG.-Mrs.D IyAII -
~ nearly opposite BROWNE Hotel. has in. nn1ssa
ana oaers every dseirable comfort and sesor,sn
aon for hntlles or single gsntlsmen-nsrm.ns.,
OF Transient. No more agreeable boarding honss
~ 1--N ~ e.-An*0on. Jelly
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Educational,

MISS HI. MCCORMICK AND Blister
NJ will Resume the duties Of their SCHOOL on MON
DAY, the 9TH of septembet, at their place Of resi-
deuce, On ~ street, b-tween Penrsylratiia and
Missouri avenues, next door to Mrs. Wards board
ing hotse. SEP 2-eoS,a
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"""LnV11 u uVfE,
sep S-tf Star of7,.

dor RENr-TO COAL DEALERS, OR THOSE
Il DESIRING TO 60 INTO THAT BUsINESs.-
Ws!lach Hope have for rent tbs very be It location
fcr coal yard in Washington city-the Va ant lot
on Pennsylvania avenue, attached to The building
at the corner Of 18th street. heretfors occupied BY
venient brick oceis attached and the lot IA arnIv
large. The location Is tse moot central, oonspicu
GUS and convenient Of access In Washington fof the
9 al business. For an ent'rrr siog man, the CHI nce
y rars ono. For terms Apply early ct the Star
office. ssn
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MRS. GEN. WHEEIFR,S

MRS. GEN. WHEELER'S
BOARDING AND DAP SCHOOL FOR YOUHo
LADIES'
1rnr Frospet and Fdyctts sts 6sorsaoson.
NhlS lnstitution will BE- reopened on FRIDAY,
/ september LIST.
The patronage Of the public generally Il rsspect-
Iuiy solicited. Mrs. Wheeler will be assisted by
faithful and competent teachers
Course OF instruction, terms, 10 may be obtained
BY applying to the Principal " MLeoaI
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a. Tho Baltimore Sun has mounted new
and becoming dress. We hope soon to follow
suit.
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~ j. O. McGUIREs Auctfoneef.
VALUABLE CORNER LOT ON the Island at
Auction.-0n Mot day afternoon, September
llth, at b14 o'clock, at tbs Auc ion Rooms, shall
sell Lot No. 10 In Square No 5A,, fronting IS feet
II inches on ~ strest, running back rs ieet On ii
street south.
Terms: Onethird cash; residue IN six and tv elye
months, for notes satisfactorily secured bearing In
tsfess j. @. Mc9iIIRE
sep sd Auction.sr,
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THE UNDER>IGNED b.c, I..va

THE UNDER>IGNED bees leave To IN
N = form the public that she has again opened her
oass south side Of Pennfyls anis avenue, between
80 and ~ street, for the reception of Boarders
ael rooms sre large and commodious; her house Ia
.h situated, and has been lately dttsd mp; and
, n. soud assure her old patrons, as Well rs the
that she Will offer accommodations
tSrnrnhs nose OF any first class boarding house
9ho the Union sinsle persons, or families
no prefer r:1vste house to the bustje Of fotsI
aug 30-d1w o - OoDLlK.
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BANK SrArEAENr.-The Banks of Boston
made their official statement on Tuesday, giving
the following totals: Specie, $2,8,s95, $50
circulation, s7,soo,45O. The monthly state.
ment of the Banks out of Boston is as follows .
Specie 1899, SOO-circulation s16,os 900.
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EfoR RENT-Two new frame HOUSES. situated
4 on EAST Capitol, between 4th aud 9Th streets,
For terms, &C. apply to
o. A. DALEY, Dentist.
Pa avenue, between 9th and 7th IT'S.
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E'Oh RENT-Four new brick HOUSES, on Ohio
l. avenue. between 18th and 18th Ltreets, Rent
moderate. Enquire at thu ONCE of T. II. Worthino.
Ton q Co, Wood and Coal dealers, near by.
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RAkERY.-A RARE OHANCE!-For sale nr renta
ID on accommodating terms q RAKFRF INU
CONFECTIONERY situated on 10th, between Z
and Streets 1t Is on lease of three years Las
attsched, two valuable market stands, and when
properly managed can be made to yield handsome
profit. All satisfaction can be given nv annIvjno 10
J; vIssER, Pennsylvauia avenue, between 9th and
10th strs cts.
Also. fer rent an empty Lot On same premises,
ter 40 office or 81 op.
Two Wagons for sale
front and back PalIor for rent.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
~ MRs CH0ATE has resumed the
Millinery business, at her residence, vi
~ on the south side Of Louis ana ave., H9
nea, 9Th street, where she will be W
z ad TO see her old and Few patrons With all the
lats't Fashions, t. please will be her object.
sep 4-en2m
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tHoR RENT-A large three story House, with ex
II tensive back buildings stable, coachhcuse. and
snokehonse. The buildings contain twenty-five
rooms and Kitchen, and Is we'll suited for board
ing house. 1t Is situated tho north side of east
Cspsol street. about one hundred yards east Of the
Capitol square. Apply to
II. N. 4 J. W. EASILY.
Lumber Yard. corner and 26th eta.
aug 2-eO3W WV
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n ARRIED.

On the 9th instant, by The Rev. ). g. Marks. Mr..
JAS. N: LARCOMBE and JANE C.. WINDSOR.
all Of this city.
On the 5ih instant, by the Rev. Father Burns. Mr..
has 0a w: THOMPSON to Miss MARGARET ].
RATCLiFFE, all of this city,
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FRENCH. Italisn and Drawing Teacher, desir.
"A ing employ rnent in an Academy or School. or
willing to divide his tins among several, will do
himself the pleasure Of attending to notices or app
cations Of persons wishing to employ such teacher,
and ADMITTING his test.m ,ials IN obedience 10 any
call addressed to "A B, ," Washington city.
p7-2w
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Toa RENr-A small FRAME HOUSE, on Tout
II siana avenue, b'tween 9th and It'll Sta. The
terms are $'2 so per month, payable monthly, in
advance.
Apply to Elk LUNDY.
sep st BRIDGE st Ceo,oatoxE
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Mis-. LuNuY

MItS. LUNUY
WILL open school for young ladies on north
w siae Of E, between 9th and 10th streets the
first Monday In September.
For circulars and terms apply to Mrs. L.
aug 29-2v
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HIRAM LEE,

WANTED-An expert and trusty young colored
w MAN, VIII has formerly b. en- engaged In .
Restaurant, to open oysters. One answering this
description will recaive good wages by applying to
CHAS KLOMAN, 7th street. Slave preferred.
sep s. Ste
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Wants,

"Wasts' and " Wanted" advertisements, tour lines
q -. f each insertion, 8 cents; each additional
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~ lowest publishers prices, at
TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
sep = Bookstore, near 9th 1t,
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T oer-0n the 10t' instant gold Sleeve Button,
IL usrhsd J. + 4. fhe fndee WI rsstly ohuge
the loser By lssying Il ct this o6ss.
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BY GREEN 4 SCOTT. Aactionssrs.
nRICK H0IIHE AND LOT Ar AuCfI0H On

DRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION On
ID MONDAY, the f1th instant, We shall sell, IN
trout OF the premises, ct O'Clock p m gooi new
twostcfy Br:ct House, With brick kitchen, and the
Lot on which Il s.aIds, being lot No. 3, in squafe
7o3. having front Of IS feet inches on 4 street
east, between n God o stzess south, running bsck
I15 teet inch-s
The above described properly h located ness
Messrs Richsrds seam brick press.
I'll lie indisput ,bie.
Tefmsi Oas BALI cash the balance In 6 and l2
months ON notes bearing interest from tn day Of
the sale.
A deed given and deed Of trust tGkea.
GREEN SCOTT,
fspT-d Auctin0eefe.
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Democratic State Convention Of Kew Yrk-
Soft Shell.

SYRACUSE, Sept THE Convention rs-as.
sembled At Q o'c clock this morning Mr. Wright,
from the committee on resolutions stated that
the ASTON OF the committee on the general
features was unanimous except In one parti-
cular.
Mr. Mann said that Mr. Wright had mistaken
the committee, IL wa not unspimous
Mr.. Wright then road the majority report,
which wa recommeudatory Of compromises
differences on the Nebraska question, deed
against the Know Nothings, for free trade, In
ternal improvements, DC
Mr.. Nrghts resolutions were also hiRhly
complimentary 20 Governor Seymour. They
were adopted without opposition.
Governor Seymour Wa then nominated for
reelection.
SECOND pEsPArcH.
SYRACUSE, Sept The minority IMPORT
condemning the passage Of the Nebraska bill
an the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise
made by Abijah Mann is signed by Msssrs.
WEIGH, Judge Ellsworth and himself II wae
moved to append il to the majority report
The main question was then ordered
Captain Ryndes then moved 10 strike out
all Of the resolutions relating to the Missouri
Compromise; ruled out Of order.
The majority resolu ions we're then taken
up and adopted separately.
p. ". Rose, Of St Lawrence withdrew from
second resolution.
Preston King said the convention having
adopted the Nebraska bill, be could no longer
act with IL.
THIRD DISPATCH
SYRACUSE, Sept THE Convention 70
assembled at o'clock Mr.. Manns rssolu-
tons were read, and arc IN substance - fol-
lows:
First-Awerts the power Of Congress b mako
lot Co. - Ia l.
bOunden duty 10 provide against the sxtendloa
and establishment Of slavery therein.
second-Disclaims interference with slsvsry,
Is existing, by national legislation.
Third-Dissen's from the creed thst the
slavery policy 10 morally or commercially
beneficial. or in conformity with the pripei-
pies Of christian civilization.
Fourth-We deemiug ourselves absolvsd
from all obligations to admit more elsve States.
These resolutions we're laid on the table BY
vote Of 40 ayes to los noes
A letter Was read from 3 e. Church, sts$-
ing ID a. he was not q candidate for lieutenant
governor.
Governor Seymour was again pomipsted,
and committee appointed to inform hin al
his nomination.
A viva vooe vote was ordered for sandf-
date for lieutenant governor, and the prsei-
dent vacated the chair.
Mr.. Ludlow was then nominated for iisu.
tenant governor, and Jason Clark, of JeAsr,sn,
was nominated az canal commissioner.
A motion was made to proceed to the cleo.
ton of State prison inspector, and the conven-
ton became thin, and, amid great confusion,
VIM. X. Andrews was nominated over Stern,
the present incumbent
Mr.. Ludlow resumed the chair, and the con-
mittee appointed 10 wait on Governor Ssy-
mour reported that he was not at Albany and
could not be found
mittee vas lost and after the ueual reeolu-
tons Of thanks, &C., the convention adjourpsd
st,ss DIE
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DOR RENT-A nov two story frame HOUSF,
L containing four rooms and alley on the mont
Good water convene mt, aud 81 uat.d on 10th beiw
L and streets, near the West Market. Inquire
pe1t door, or at ]. Clokey's residence, on u. he
tween 14th and 18th sts sen 7-ats
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A TIMER wanted immediately. One who IN
IA derstards all branches of the business will find
constant employment and good WAGES BY applying
to FURSE 4 COLLINS,
sep Civ OPP WllaJds' uoiel
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LHOR RENT In the First Ward, small two-sto+v
Il Brick HOUSE with four rooms, on Doth. h.ty
NJ and streets, not far from the market Rent II
Per month. Apply ut s6ore of
aug 3o-eoSta r W JOUNsoN m
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DAINTERs WANTED Three 20 d. ourne, men
i Painter vii, heat Of employment By calling ON
G SENGST CR, immed ,ately. SEP LID
"ANTED-Twoo or three BOYS to vark on print.
w Ing presses steady situotion. Apply to
BUELL. q BLANCHARD,
sep 7-3;H 9Th street.
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Auction 0aloA
~ .. J. uAlRBKfL q 90.
u, n. 1G WILLIE Auctlo1oo

A UCT1oN eAtE-.S,ooo eseRs, With 20 boGse
IA Chewing Tobacco and various other articles IN
the same line, VII Be sold ct Public Auction, under
the manasemsnt and direction Of the undsfHgned-
on h0ND Az, the 1lth instant At the old Stand and
.sctory Ct @. j. Hall, on the corner o. l0th street
and Maryland, svsnue, falxcd, and ell dealers are
invited 70 call and examine the stock previous to
the day Of sale, "a the same VIII b-af inepeetion
by the BEST Judges and consist. In part - 6lows:
PerYopier LIS Union end .
La Monego PVass
La Rf,nda Flor Do Havana
La Coutasso Ii Rama
n Gallo No and 2 La Estrelfa
Londree Mol Poehantas
L. Viguerl Wsshington Il Noema
Londres ko9 II Leopdora
Terms: Ali under $50 cash over go 70 $50, 50
and so ds's; over $50 ninety days, ny furnis ing
satisfactory epdorscd notes, b<sripe interest.
sep TT D. 3 CAMPBELL, 4 %
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III able white Womsn, to act as Hou ekesper and
make herself generally useful. To one Who can
come well recommended a plea can't home and 'ibe-
raj compensation offered. Address box 2IS CITY
Post Office. eep 7-St
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A CHANCE FOR PRINTERs-An Impeyial
N smith Press, N good order, esveral Typs
Stands and Galleys, Cabinet Of Cases tsn o. Afsn
pairs Of Cases, Ohases, Cuts, Ac, Tor sale On rneh,
ably low terms. Apply Il the stax e1aes.
aug 22-H
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k'oR KEN Two ROOMS, suitable for offices, or
Il an Office and bed room, immed steIv onnos;te
the City Hall. OHAS. q wall XII
aug 25--eo2W
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LNOR RBNT-A Frame ROUSE, containing nine
II rooms, including kitchen, situated on 18th st
between @ and strests. Island. To q good tenant
the rent will be low. For further PARTICULARS On.
CURE ei X; T. smallwood at the Store of Clasett,
suz 2Q-tf
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SUPERIOR RUSSIA LEATHER.
fINae subscrih~r has jus. rc4y.d q IsrRp lot Of
i superior RUSSIA LEATHl r, which be- vQl
ssll ct fair price fcr essh OF good psper
W.. BArLY,
Pa avenue, bstv-eu iith and 18th q.
sep Scott fInteO
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GAf'9 TABLEf, WITH lse nfustrsaoas,
" vol London, 1854
Dogs; their Management By E4vsrd MVhsv,
London, 1s54-50c-
The Asrvse Of ecseuce, By g. W. FuIlon, WIN D.
lustrations Soc
Advrntures OF Mr.. eydenhau GfeenAuck, sud =
his fdes ds In London, With nuUerous iiluxtrr1uua
London, lS64-26c. fRAycK TAYLOR
au1 To-
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WH1ThEY's Metallic weshh q the uniese
w eta'es, 1 vol, evo
life of @ Quincy. edited by Jos B. BrxitAvyfes
Memories over the Wsfer, By Henry Nancy
LAmarttnes Trsyels In the last. z vols
aug 26- FRANCK TAYLOR
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"ArcH REroRrs.-Mary Ann Utman. Va.
Esnt, workhouss 90 days Dan Hays, do. do.
Ehsasetn Hull, profanity; fne and costs
Gnr'suana Preston, do; do. Peter jameson,
drunk in the street; lot Of
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INDIGNATION WANTED -Infoxnatiun IL want
ed Of JOSEPH LEE, FORMERLY Of Kentucky, but
who has been residing either in this city or neigh
borhood for the last thirteen months. can be
found at Mrs. Robinson's Boarding House. Pa ave
nue.. b.tveen 1st and ID streets wet
sep S-3ts HIRAM LEE.
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CfruATToN WANTED BY respectable Young
y Woman. to do general housework. Would pfs.
lsr going IN he oruntry Apply at the mai In
cnie. 1th street. san a-Ite
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Twenty shsrrs of Stock 10 the Wash.
w ington Building Association for which pre-.
~fun will be psid.
P. DICKINSON,
Attorney and Agent
Pa ayefius, between 18th aid 18th sts
zen 6-eo6ss
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III OSA AANAA v H. ana ID eoofe-
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800 Family Hams
200 eacks Fine ealtf
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50 boxes Cheese
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WbNTED-A NURSE, that will travel and
w wash for gentleman and lady Best wages
given. Enquire at WM. LINTON's Grocery.
sep 5-3ts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-08

IMPROVED URDER OF RED MEN-The Gre at
Council of the Improved Order of Bed Men
are to meet in Baltimore next Tuesday, at 10
o CLOCK, o. m. The representatives from Wash
ington are Past Sachem Bohleyer. p s MILE
s. HhitmOre; Past Grand Sachems Tucker
Bradley, McCauley, DUR, Gaddes, and Hear
old. Messrs. Divine and Drummond have
also been chosen representatives, and there
will be others making full and respectable
delegation from the District Of Columbia.