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GAS LIGHT! GAS LIGHT !
THO M AS LIZ UgS

PRACTICAL GAS FITTER
loth street, between Penna avenue and street
(ttu doo1s dbove kcGNire's Auction Storey
HAVING served . regulsr sppren,iosship OF oy.,
IL i've years at the Gas Fitting kusipess a
In one OF he largest establishments in Phil -
adel ihis, would res pectfulIy inform the IN
citize.s Of Washington and Georgetown IN
that am prepared TO fit 10 Dwellings, Churches
stores &C., in neat and suhst. ntsal mapusr M
warranted not to leak.
4. L. executes all kinds of iron pipe Work. 70,
gas, steam, aud water, at the shortest notice. AND
ON accommodating terms
numerous references given If required
sen 18-lms
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BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auceaoneer..
HOUsEHOLD AND KIrCHRH Rnpnrrnpl :.

~ GREEN 4 SCOTT, Aucssoneers
H0UsEHoLD AND KITCHEN ruRNrruR1 :,
~ Auc'ion.-On FRIDAY, the 20 h instant -.
snail SELL at the resi1encs 81 gentl. man dec,n,n,
housekeeping. at house 500 18th street three door
1utn OF Pennsylvania vonue. goei assortment o.
household and Kitchen Furniture, Wig;
Mahogany sprtngeest Sofa and Roch ing Ch.ira
10 ku-eaus, Wasbstands and Wsrdrobes
6edsRsde, Feather Beds and Mattresses
lounges, cane seat and other Chairs
carpets. looking glasses and Blinds
Mahogany ard other Tables
Crockery, China and Glassware
cooking and other Stoves
win good assortment of Kitchen Suyniture
Terms: All sums under SIS, cash oSsr that rm
credit Of 2 A. and months, for notes sst;ssac
torily endorsed, bearing interest
sep 25--d Auet;ona.,e
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T5KE NOTICE.
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

- w. BROW M g, Merchant Tailor, Pa
Il avenue, under the United States Ho- =.
lei would respectfully inform his customers
am The public generally that ne has Just re- M
ceived new Fail and Writer goods in q at M
variety, such IS lo,bs Cassimerss and vestjngs o.
the latest iportsten, aoc il prepared to have them
made up at the shortes no'ice, in the most fashi.p
able nau'e' asd AZ low rates If prices.
Having made a rsngrmeDt 10 90 II to the Ready
"sde Ci thing business eXtens v-ly this season h.
eeR confden; that he can offer t. those shipe :,
purchas- stock OF o hing, not inferior to anv IN
this city, and not made up at the North as is usu
ally the CASE with work sold here; but cut IN hi,
own establishment, and made by our own needy cir
1zens IN this dull ason 1T low rates of prices he Is
ems bed thereon TO compete with nor hern work IN
point OF prices and as to quality and style be VII
leave Tor thoes who fsvsr him with a call to n ige
He can sell whole suits, Coat, Pants and Vest, a,
the following low RATES:
dood sui Tor business purposes, out of cloth or
sinere for the small sum of. xls
Dress and frnck Coas from ...... <lG to S(
OvercUats If different styles...... IL to 2t
BLACK and fancy Pan aloons ...........$3 80 to &c
Elk and fefVet 80 to lO
This stock Of Cir thing Is Of . superior quality
and hiss bsen made up since be received The all snd
winter fashions.
He Keeps constantly on hand q large assert men,
OF fancy arti les-such Gloves, Cra.at Collars
Umbrellas, &c.
Sole mt for the sale Of scott's Report of Fash
ions in this city SEP lift
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BY j. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

By ]. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
TX .ELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
Il 3Ff.CT- AT PUBLIC SALE.-On TUESDAY
morning, September 20, at 10 O'Clock, at the resi-
demo Of the Rev DR.. Butler, on street, between
az and 9th streets shall sill all the Househo
Furniture and fects, comprising
Rosewood Chickcrna Pisno Forte
Harm. r,,.-n Stool and Cover
Walnut Sofa, Arm 49,. - parlor Chars
Dama-k-covered Arm ana 49,. ohs'rs
Mahogany Centre Tables H6ut do
E:as-fe Book Shelves, Astral Lanap
brussels and three ply Carp Is, Rugs
10 ana Venetian stair Carpets, Rods and
Eyes
Msttfnes .nilcloth, Door msts
Damask anG Late Curtains, shadeS
Walnut and Mshogany fesst1sas
Dressing and plain Burss us, msrble-:op Ts.h-
stands
suparior Feather Beds. Nattresee.
ra.otea csne and wood seat Chairs, Toilet Sets
Mahogany and painted Wardrobe, Lounges
DO Dining and Breakfast Tables
Looking Glasses, Cos K, Vases
French China, Class, and trockery Ware
Table Cutlery, Fire Irons, Writing Desk
Superior Co Stcve and Fixtures
Iogether with q general assor .1ent Of Kitchen
requisites.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over SO . credit Of
two and four months, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest
JAS. O. MCGUIRE.
sep I'D Auotioneer.
BY j. o. MCGUIRE AuctiOneef.
nOUSEBULD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On
IL WEDNESDAY morning, September 9Th, at 10
clock, at the residence of Hon. W. Z. Aslie, on b
st., four doors east of 10th street, 1 shall ell
Mahogany Sofas, Rocker sud Parlor Chairs
Marble top So'a and Pier Tables
Carpets, Oilcloth, Nat ing
indov shades, Cur taini, Cornics
Mahogany French and High post Bedsteeds
10 Dressing and plain Bureaus
Wsshstands Toilet Sets
Hair aud husk Mattresses
Bot ers and Pillows -
Painted Cane and Woodseat Chsirs Wsrdrobes
Mahogany sidebeard, Dining Table
China GIsss, and Crockery Ware
Cooking Stove and II. torres
Kitchen Utensils, DC.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over $50 credit of
sixty and ninety days. for notes sstisfsctorily en-
dorsed, bearing Interest
JAMES O. MCGUIRE,
sep 10 Auctioneer.
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NOW complete, the best editon Of jays Morning
IN and evening Exercises pu blished. Four
thick volumes on large type and fine paper, each
volf-p.a containing exercises for three month";.
iric- 81.
By the same author, Lcc.a,sson Fsmals Scripture
Character 81
The Christian Contemplated, course Of lectures
40 eents
The 3uhiIee Memorial 80 Gently.
New Book iot Youth, just publised.
Our Folks at Home, ID vel > 10 mo. Illustrated
with ten handsome wood engf.Sipgs. Trics IS
osots. This Ia q volume Of superior exec silence,
designed to enhance and cherish love Of home
and it's attractions at the great centre Of certify 1y
Is we'll rs b impress upon the minds of youth the
importance Of having object if life, and that OBJ
For sale ct GRAY 4 BALLANTYNR's
NO. 49S, 7th s.rest,
Who're can also BE- had School Books at the lowest
prices. (septineD sepl9
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A COUNTRY REsIDErCU H. Lo,,

A COUNTRY RESIDENCU Il Inv.
"A FOR SALE AT ELLAVInLN--rbs s,becribe-
mas laid on l20 acres of land in the neighborhooC
hlsden burg Depot, und.r the designation Of Ella
sie, and oilers the same for SALE The lots consis:
Guiding desirable sta fct building.
on Two OF the lots the subscriber has sSectad
handsome r-rrA ..accs With every modern con,r.y
ance f2r comfort. One Of these houses and lots IS
cisred for sae, s,'d Is row ready for inspection
Connected with the house is sl Of strong msi;ci.
nal water. Complete hydraulic apparatus tuppfes
the bath room. kitchen, and water closet with wa,
ter, which is obtained in unlimited quantity with
ont going out of doors. Application may be made
to Me- srs GRsES SoOrr, Auctionsers; Mr.. WELLS.
At the National hotel or to the subscriter on che
premises Iithogr- phed plan OF Ellavius Will be
exhibited, and terms Of sale maze known on appli.
catsn above. ff-
An omnibus runs three times day between Ell.,
Vile and Washington. CHAS. B. CALVERT.
aug 1T
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AMOS. KENDALL.

BUILDING LOTS.-For sale several dasirable
- Building Lots in the vicinity Of the CITY HAN:
also In the LIST Ward, and also a variety In ali other
parts of the city. Also, two small frame dwellings,
situated in an improving neighborhood ell of which
David Myerle, st Mrs. Adams, opposite to browns
Hotel, OF through the post Office, pest paid
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HEAD QUARTERS,
orner Of Thirteenth and streets near the Th,atr,

- n The proprietor Of this
NNf0Ipubiic house, Mr.. William
N.Y. Grssson, has rsnttsd rem ~
ovated. and prepared his W.
establishment tor the accommodation OF vi ners in
such m.nper that he trusts will give full satst.c
ton to all who extend to him their patronage he
ha mads arrangements to have the ve.y b4st OF
OYSTERS, &C, for the whole sess II, Wit bout regard
his Bar and Lardsr Is at all times 81 ksd with the
best N the lie. Ms.ius bis aeknovl' dSzen.s Tor
pss. eouragemsnt b. r~spse fully invites . .
TIL Of tn sa.is, with every Intention ADD TT
eRt;on 70 please. ~ ts'
A-A lew Bosrdas CO be comfortable sccommo
dated. sep 2-6m
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THE UNION ACADEMY.

THIS Institutiss vin b. opened for the 80 -
I On 0e East Monday In eeptembsr. 1884. "a
eumetr Of punil' d Inns ID. he school vfll con
Sft o. thrts clasees Jsaior, Middle and SrnSor. n
~ desirable 'scility ID onsred Ap Hcations shcul
% s nae in.mediatsly, Prsfsrsnes givsa 70 thos
Circulars at the Bookstores
Tdk UNION FEMALE ACADEMY WI, ocsn !,
the same time. Circulars a above.
2 RlCHARDs,
~ sl-dam MRS NJ A. RfouARps
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE at Auctiou-Ou
MONDAY afternoon next, the 18th instant,
at o'clock, shsl sell, in front of the premises.
snail sell in front of the premises. part of Lot No
81, In old Georgetown, fronting 20 feet on Bridge
street, by 20 feet in depth, improved with a Two.
story dwelling House.
This property is well located, being the second
house west of the Town Hail.
Terms Onethird cash; the balance in and II
months, with interest.
-a E. g. WRIGHT
I'D knc
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DOARDlNG-Mrs DUVALL, fennn avenue
- nearly opposite Browns Hotel, has fine Rooms
and offers every desirable comfort and accommods
zion for families or single gentlemen-permanent
or transient. No more agreeable boarding house
will be found in WASHINGTON. lie 15-1y
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Boarding.

MRS. O. p. GREER hss several large rooms fur
WI nished, which she will rent, with or without
buard She can acco mmodAte q number Of board
ers The house 10 pleasantly situa ed on East Cap
itol street, apitol Hill
Also, large stable and Carriage.
sep 22-3t
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GEORGETOWN FINALE sEUINARY
GEORN RTnUN N N

80 v " ~ AAAA0 q 6Al0AAY.
GEORGETOWN, d.
ar:. a. A. 4: o q Si.11' P.noun.
THh duties Of this Seminary viii Be- rssuued Or
L FRIDAY, Sept mber lsr.
The c"urss OF studies actually pursued in this L,
sueuoon embraces q higher and mora thorough
tsnge thsn that pursued In any other Female Sem
The !. cation Of the eeminary is remarkable for H.
saiuhrty. The buildings are large, the rooms esns
Sous, and the grounds for recreation are yers NJ
pie A' -
Terms fer boarding pupils, 500 per section If IL
months, payable on The LIST September and Let o,
eoruary This charge includes boaruing, tuition
IN English and Mathematics room rent, fuel, light,
ana nast ing Music, French, Spanish, &c Dra1ins
and Painting extra.
Day scholars from S. to $40 per quarter, scoordin.
to the ,lasses which they enter.
Refsrence Ia made to Dr.. Grafton Tyler, Captab
Geo r de Ia Roch W. @. Ridgely. Req, " Hunte,
Esq, W. 9; u. Taylor, Esq, Francis Dodge, ESQ
Robert P. DodgA, Esq, and Dr.. o. N. Linthicum
Georgetown, d. c.; and to JOS II. Bradley, Eco
Mar aaron { Dayton, Esq, and Mr.. Fitshugh Ooyis
y l'-tf Intel Uu,on)
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Arrival Of the Promsthsus

New YORK, Sept. 25.-Ths Steamship Pro-
metheus has just arrived from AspinwaIl.
The Promstheus brings 81, ooo, 900 of gold on
freight. Her news has been anticipated by
the arrival Of the steamship United States ct
New Orleans.
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n FOH sALE--The aloop GEO. WlAR-
- lN0TON, lying at II tn st Wharf. She Il In
goo'i sshing order. ssvsn TONS freight Hoe terms
enquire at the corner 10th and x streets.
sus 2-H - .-'' !
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k'oh RENF-A good STORE ROOM on Seventh
str.et, between aud streets and the back
ICON WITH the store 1t would make a good stand
ior dry goods, shoe, or fancy store or any other
sr OF business, as it is between the two markets
AGA In business square To q good tenant will
masr the rent low. as want it taken forthwith,
FOR terms enquire at the next door sou th. rr at
my shop, where am prepared to do MI kinds ~
"heelf1ghtiDg at the shortest n.tice -
JAS. A. WISE,
sen 22-3tA "~ = 'shooso'
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SCaOOL nOOAs nf every description ct th
- lowest pubiiAhsrs' prizes. 1t
TAYA0R & kAURYS
sep D. sa,s Taok sto,a n.,- or -
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VALUABLE ILLINOIS LAND FOR SAUL
oner tor sale valuable improved farm ia the
nG ;Isa o or. OF Jefferson County. Illinois,
800 acres in the farm, and from so to Rs .crss
sood 90 acrs Of he best of the prairie VT
TO ienca In Nearly one halt of the land is in very
valuable timber dwell ing house. fne orchard
VI dppes peacnss, some pears and also cherries
dsmsons. plums, and other fruits on the plsoe Two
wells OF good water near the house; s,abline erd
other out building The timber land. from its
proximity to the Central railroad, is very valuable.
AT month ,, II any Of our capitalists would aid me-
thus generously in retaining the land But this
valuable and is for sale and purchasers IN want Of
od land are invited to give me . cali
B. L. BEGAN,
eep Zl-iW No. 521 Tvelf fr no,h
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PovdAr Mill Explosion.

HARTFORD, Sept. 23.-One of Meesrs Han.
mers q Forbes powder mills in East Hartford
was blown up this morning, killing John
Mclean, lately from Dover, Mass. The mill
contained about one hundred kegs of powder
when the explosion took place The cause is
unknoWn -
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kWh RENT Two nes frame HOUSES situsted
on East oaPi oil street. between and 9th
SITS. For terms, &C., apply to W.
o. A. DAIRY, Dentist.
Pa avenue, between 9th and It'll sta
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koh ktNT-Two new handsome and we'll fin.
Il ished fourstory brick HONSES IN Y a,-aat
nesr the corner of 4tf. To q rood and ,unctual
tenant the terms will be moderate Epouire ~ la,
HENRY at the Capitol, or J. T. CLEMENTa. street
near the corner OF b. sor % ats
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Tor Phln TIN 9 NEATLY AND RxPk-
q D.r0usLH EXECUTED AT THE "EHKNlN6
0aAS" 0tSIO1s .''.'- j. 2s-1
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RUGBY ACADEMY,

RUGBY ACADEMY,
soAAoAn0s AND DAY scHo0L FOR YOUNG
oKSfLIMHN
C~n~ ~ Z and itfA sraas. 49,,
tn duties Of this Aoad.my viii - ,,uv,.a =.
the nrst hecday 10 rspesuhss. :, "a
IN o an navs induced the proprietor b re
whom be will devots his personal attention.
Circulars Of the Institution can be obtsins6 A IN.
residence Of the principal. - 'A 13
aug 2o-Im 0P Moeysow
MRS. B. BEVERLEY RAHDOLPu
N4 and daughters vili open Boarlinr nd d,
se.on Tor Young Ladies', On the Arst Monday q
Dor tsrms, eouzss q snssruesson, b.. spo,o..,o,
can b made 70 Ars. d ct hsr residence, o. Nh
xofk svenue. Be wsen fth and 9Th ses.
ssp 1s-eotOct7
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7 AND FOR SALE.-p.raons desirou. a. ,r-,h..
IL ing LAND, from 10 to 80 acres or more. In the
immediate vicinity of Washington. about one mil
from the Corp ration line, north Of the Capitol csn
"e acoommo1ated. There are several fiss building
sites on the land, having free view of the c;tv
rotomsc river. eA"
ct this officp. san On a.n
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Wants,

"Wonfs" sad Wosrsd" ADVERTISEMENTS, -four tines
ssssssos each insertion. o cents. each Addisiansi
80 cenIs
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=. o. Mc0UIRE. Auetionssr.
,wO EMAIL FRAME DWELLING HcusRS n
l. Public Sale In WEDNIeDAY sA.rnocn n.
osf eth. at clock, on the premises, hall sell
~, snug twoftory Frame Dwelling Houses. con.
ssanins six -ooms each. with the recersry ont
S1aine. situated on sth street west, between n ana
terms: One third cash the residue IN 9 end n
1nontns, br notes bearing interest, secured bv =
deed Of trust On The premises -
SD a,.es.
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Yellow Fever at the South Great Panic and
Excitement

Yellow Fever at the South Great Panic and
Excitement
COLUMBIA, B. C., Sept 23.-The yellow fever
panic is increasing ard spreading throughout
the South, though a Charleston and Savannah
the disease is steadily on the decrease. The
telegraph cfices at Augusta and Charleston
re shut up, and the Office at Savannah has
Teen removed to the railroad depot in the SUI
ourbs OF the city. At Charleston the princi
pal operator, Mr. Carpenter, died and his a..
sstant is now down with the fever At Au.
gusta the operators became panic stricken
with the people, aud have left the office
Inc panic at Augusta, which has ALWAYS
heretofore been exempt from the ravages of
THIS awful pesilence, was beyond description.
1 learn 4 rom passengers direct from there that
nearly the whole of tho white population have
abandoned the city, and the country for miles
around is covered with tents The fever in
also represented as increasing among those
WAC .smsin, and the doctors have urged all to
to fy from ~ who can possibly leave their
homes. The post-onice lie closed, and the mails
all delayed, their being no one to distribute
them. No southern papers have been received
A. Columbia since Monday.
The interments at Savannah on Thursday
ere sixteen, including twelve of fever, show
il g great decrease. The deaths of the past
week were lS9, including 100 of fever.
At Charleston there is no visible abatement
Of the disease, though it has not been % vio-
lent there as at Savannah.
Alexander Carroll, Esq, Of the Charleston
Courier, am happy to learn, is again In good
saith. his ailing having proved more manage
sole than tho pestilence- The deaths at
Charleston on Thursday and Friday were 81.
On the 18th inst +, when the steamer Weloka
p ,ssed Jacksonville, Fla, f:om Savannah, on
b n way up the river, the people were assem-
bed on the shore in great state Of excite
nent, with q cannon, and on the Weloka at
t. mpting to land she was fred into. A ball
passed through the cabin, wounding one Of the
alters, but doing no other damage. The
cause of this violent demonstration was the
fear that she was about to land q number Of
the citizens of Savannah. who il was thought
Guild bring the yellow fever with them.
Columbia is still enjoying excellent health,
I'D no ono fears the fever here
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HAhDEN TO LETT offer for rent that prodnc
" tive and valuable GARDEN In square 397 to
s-'her with its caoice stock Of roses plants and
nwt nees. AND II the same be not rented by the
'st or Octs Der rext y i'll then offer the whole of
said sock for sale. ANDREW WIFI "
sep l6-tf 7th at,sot No. D.
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From New York

NEW YORK, September 25-The health of
The city is rapidly improving-the number Of
cholera deaths, during the past week, being
only "a.
No material change to notice in the market
for breadstuffs. Stocks are q shade lower
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NEW YORK FALL GOODS.

ktGGLES, Merchant Tailor, has just returned
- from New York, where he has selected a.
= large end superior assortment of Ciotha,
Cassimeres. and vestings o, the finest auaI M
ties imported, all of which are now open to VI
the inspection Of the public
$50, handsome and varied assortment of fur
nishing goods for gentlemen.
Goods for boys, which he will make to order in th<
best amer.
fine stock Of men,s resdy-msde Clothing, all
meoe up mere In substantial mannar which he
VIII sell At cost, being being de irous of confuina
MS strictly to the regular merchant ta
oring business.
iZs Sew, nth st., opposite selden, withers Co.
eeo 10-eo6t
EOR AUTUMN AND WINrRR.-eentIem.n,,
Furnishing goods Of new and elegant styles
&c stocks, Cravsts, lies, Hdkfs
suspenders, Hosiery, DO just received at
LANES
Gentlenen's Furnishing
Store, Pa. avenue, rear ~ street
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Impo. tant Arrest-lhe Baltimor. usrhst.

BALTIMORE, September 25-A suspicion.
character was arrested in this city yesterday
who recently perpetrated the heavy forgeriss
on several banks in the city of New York. It
is strongly suspected that several Of his sc.
completes are now in Baltimore. The police
are on their track
The hour market is still depressed. Small
sales Of Howard street at 81 81 and City Mills
at 81 so. Wheat has declined Sales Of TO-.
600 bushels. White, $l.6O Q SI.65. Red,
81 4oa$l 55. Corn-Sales of l6. 600 bushels
of white and yellow at 75aso. No oth,r
changes to notice
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For Sale and Rent.

IaLANO-Co ,istin. a. t.a H0Icxs M
"a. nrst neine new ffnma Hm.. AS.sr h, N,z. =,
f%t, III f,ur larss siry rooms and ,umms. r,,.S
-u ta ,h<d, and other s,,,. x,sen.
~ ~ 90 10, ~ ~ ios o. % oy lz2 fee running
of nv rar N. d., me 3sa- Z, Mans hooss
An infarm..i,n I'm - On 10y ~ y 70 net 70 IN
ar oth.rv;s' - wS..S - On y sppyisgs ~ letter
-. -
kVn nANv-A pleasant resideDcs, Immediately
ss,r. or sos ne'ents OF georgetown. There ere
a. a. - ~" VI 'ana. WIN NOE water and mutt II
an IN esceuent neighoofbood, not moro than %
minutes walk from the omnibus stand ana has =
eo uew o. tho eoeomae River and Washinstou
CITY AppIy on the plscs, b
Up 20 q. T. 9kA1SON DAeH1BL.
kWk kENT-A new and comfortable DWELLING
= HOUSE, containing eight rooms situated on
Noftn street. hetveen Delaware a-enue and 1t
STREET ase one square f:om the Capitol.
r"fltuFe TOT sale
+ FOR u ms, &C iuQuffo ON the Ufomieoo
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NEW FALL ARD WINTER GOODS

- IND FANHIONS
hUVALL BIRD, Merchant Talors, have ius.
IL returned from New fc'k, where th.yes
have made theis purchases from the best
importing non ses, ind sre now prepared to NJ
exhibit one Of the choicest ana richest as. .M
sort nts Of Goods Ia tn ir line of BUSINESS all O.
which they are prepared to ms ke to order in the
most elegant and fashionable sty'e
Yep io-eo3w DUVALL BRO
y Filing OFF AT UNPREChDENTED Low
RATE. -teing DESTROYS Of reducing our pres
~, .t... "rder to make room for our Few Goods
Sor ~ FIJI f~r trade. We will commence
m % dav ord 90 IT,. zen ~r notice to Offer
our stock oI Fsnc1 Soad. p.,,sn.- staff 'nsry,
Musical Instrument, Pinfios, &c ste1eeeiins,, %"
prices. Jro, i. ELLIS, -.
Pa avenue, betwee 9th and 10th sta.
sep l3-tf
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E>oR RENT-Suitable .or a small family. &C.,.
= HOOSE plrss ntly situated in Georgetown. he.
tween Judson Mitch III and Davii Enzlisb's on Ist
street Rent low to a good 'enant Apply to
NJ. L WILLIAM.
next door to the Bank of Commerce.
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Auction 6alok
BY ROTHwELL L. Drown. A..,,,.

oyROTHwELL 4 DROwN, Aue,tvs
ARoH sToCK % nsY4 oOaps AND vANcY
Nrt'IsS s'LePER8MPrORv.-on WED
NssDAf MARI Ing he "a b frstant, q s'elcch.
1ih 'ommence ths ssls Of . ,.,Rs snd desirs be
"Sk q new salI Dry Goods direct & ON the lsrx
S "a Merinoe, Alpacas, Linens, Cottops,
ss musi.na. kihands, Fancy articles, Carpets,
snd oefsr articles In great variety. eale peremp.
enry. Terms cssh =
Tness goods are all new and desir.hla. and ve,,
worthy the ats ntisn of eli peroons m sees.h ~
eoesp goods and great Ha~esiss
knTHWELL BROWN. Austionssrs.
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