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OHIo-The following is the official call for the siete
Convention of the opponents OF the Repeal OF tho
Missouri Compromise:

1llsscuil IoHipIchisc'
Coyryxrrov OF July l5Iu-The people OF all political
parties Who opposed 20 the repeal of the Missouri
Comuromsc opposed 10 the extension oi slavery
and he Slave Pow into Kansas and Nebraska aud other
TorriioIio. al who DO not desire By TIER once TO en-
courage the further aggression. OF the Slave Power are
requested 70 meet il their several couniie and appoint not
less trn three delegates and at least 70 every ioar
tLousand citizens, to attend the CONVECTION to De held a"
the CIV Of Columbus on the 18th dey OF July nex;
Ii - Hoped that delegates viii be appointed IN eaeh
county from all political parties; for whatever I've
issues there may lee between the two Srea parties Wncn
divide tLo safe there is OSE QUESTION made by southern
shareholders this nomentous crisis as common 10 All rs
The free cir Of heaven II H. whether this Republic AMI
ts flc institutions hall be ruled by and rs great Mission
OF Freedom be sunk into Ogarchy of shareholders and
tie extension 81 Slavery and Slave Power.
CT anv northern of any party hesitate upon such
a question or refuse aid in Teeaimng free intitu
tier. rom the domination OF ssveholders- purifying
uorib,n in Congress from all plant tools
of southern amhon-n breaking the chain OF southern
measure. now forging 10 bind this Republic To the ear Of
slsycrv! b. order ct the Committee
JOSEPH x. SWAN
J. II. COULTER
J ". ANDREWS.
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PERSONAL.

yeBu6aio RepuJc states that rawhidng scene came
of Mt Browns Hotel in Erie Pa, the Goth u The
parties engaged Gen. Charles NJ Reed Of Erie aud
Mr. Young who is editor of The Waterford D'spatca
raper in the interest of the railroad flbustes, published
at Waterford some or IA miles from Erie According
TO The account the editor soundy logged but whether
Justly or not VIC have Mo means of deciding.
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POTAToEs.-As the partial or total failure OF the
Potato for the last eight ten years one leading cause OF
the present scarcity OF Food and consequent suffering Of
Poor it is very important that the causes Of said an
the of avcrtng thereafter be DISCOVERIES anu ae
known. We mean to do all we can to shed hs'' ~ 'ue
subject Mr. Martin Celand, of Miles, "ie"' ems
thefolc wing his forty years experience an
Fir b,Ieye !. important iba.ihe tulers shold gr1w
a. rc rs ossble u tu-e elrih which shoad always be
Kent b. mind otherwise they WI sooner o. le'r become
S;ssa.qd Tie sci shoule h ANDY CT gysy, aud o.
,i~~ rr'H~c.
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UOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. ORR. from the Committee of Conference on the
Adjournment Resolution reported that they had agreedto
recommend Friday 4h August. at noon the day OF ad
ournment lie said the Committee had come to this re-
commendation after long conference, and moved the
previous question upon it,
Mr. JONES Tenn moved TO lay the report on the
table, hoping it would be nailed there. Cries Of good
"good.l
Mr. FLORENCE-Sod DO ! with all my soul.
Mr.. JONESS motion was agreed too against IL.
The report wss adopted by III against 81.
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CeQal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
III. County New.Yosk notice IL hereby owen TO All pere
i.,ns claims against ROBERT GILLESPIE late Of he CITY o.
sscw and formerly ofSewfork deceased TO pessn'
lie re thereof the rbscribe st bis residence
2fh IL the City Of NewYok OF before tss ~
Ss~York she ieth day o. I1ne
1884, JAMES STUART Administrator, with VIII snnsAea
jul7 iavtnsst.
IN PURSUANCE Of an ORDER Of JESSE c.
SMITH suuoe.,e Of the County Of kins NOTICE nslJ
civ. according 10 oil persons bsyns ssns s.,s,eS
IICT ~ ROGERS ~ The City Of Wilsans1nrfh
tlat hey ar required exhibit he .aIae Sita ne So
49,. f. ID liairsbsrst o. . prsI' ~
cay OF 'el'''i QffTIsN ~ ROGERS. r-rrs.ors sn4
AL.y.IG RD0Eas. ardx Hs.cuir..
-.sv~ % E%N ,. 4p IN
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YORK. .
Cleared TIL, Forenoon.

.,.sr shr-sou Foster Charleston SPoford T-son Co
s.r-Rc-crs Porter, Liverpool James FOSTER fcu1s Ai-rics
Bstccck. san rrrnci-co Geo D.ri-s
Bark Fortc Francis Ponce - Lyrs, bemn, havana
..scr Tcyol L CO. .
10. r.lo Jslscn. Hun-lcoa. Mclcr Rei..
SlooI-EtHgy Cbts. Champion. New Haven '" D. Ha7en-
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NEW- ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD-HOr
MEATHEK In NEW-ORLEANS.

NEw-ORLEAys, Thursday, June %, 1851
vote was taken throughout the city to-day ON propo
siion TO authorize the city to subscribe to the NewOr
leans and Mobile Railroad The proposition was carried
by fully 800 majority
The weather is the hottest known here, the Their
mome,r reaching 1909 in The shade. Eight Of sun
stroke have occurred.
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MEMPHIS MUNICIPAL MPii Oh
THE KNOW-NOTHINGS.

MeMPHIs Tenn. Friday June 3d. isji.
At our Municipal Election, the KNOWN oihngs
elected their candidate for Mayor aud all the City OBJ
Gers by handsome majorites.
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TRIAL OF MowISc MAoHISEs.-IIe CAeHa"s0 te"
graph reports three several trials OF competing
for Moving exclusively not Reapers al No'"',"
burne, and Greene in that county. Ihe genera -.
says TIE Telegraph in favor OF Nanny li''.."'
Win Woods Improvement rs of easier draft and euftns
cleaner thar sny oiher
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Tile CHOLERA.

LOCIsVIIL, Frday, JUNO 50 T-'f
Cholera is sin raging to extent at Independence
Missouri and il also prevails or less all along the
Mississippi and Ohio Rivers
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NEWORLEAYs-A June %. ship Columbia New York. bsr
Etusro Boston. 40 -. p.xu.. ~,
Ar ships Genera. Pa,tsn Abus Lazy frsnxn osh
Nathaniel Hooper and brig Samuel Peters. all from N fon
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ST TIL EGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
TREASURY STATEMENT.
W,sHINGroN, Saturde

W,sHINGToS, Saturday, July 7, I'oi
The Treasurers Official statement shows the amount IN
The United States Treasury subject to draft on the s0ih
ultmo 70 have been s9s 100000.
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THE CLERGY or CossEcrIcUr on TIE NrBRAss. BILL.
The General Association OF Connecticut, at their annual
meeting held last week in NewHaycn passed the follow
inc resolutions ON the Kansas and Nebraska vainy the
irst end Third unanimously, and the second with but two
or three dissenting votes:
Eeod That representing the pastors and ministers Of tie
o. the tedne. In hgh places which has repealed the prohibition
slavery the Territories hsn.-s ,Dd Nebrss and when IN
violated he public t,th pledged Ia the act OF
$50 but hs contempt upon the panes Pnepies Of
Rescree the religious bodies snd eoumgu
f sentsy the ssvehodnz states ths preparation OF 80
eIesi JI.nu evidence Of Delinquency ~ fesct 70
IILor,s that essential u chIsn n'esI
ind hat 10 especial get az such TINE &. ths ne eee OF
Chief the Presbyterian Church with which we ase
ss which dshoDoTs The glory OF aef an
.isy,y.
fesoie,d That CbIi and sswachmen for souls
holy szsBst
ard .yemsd oppression and that We
brethren throughout
country rrsy earnestly against TINS aud 10 con
al right proapt combined sud energetic seton
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THE sOUTUEKN MAIL.

NHtUfVTV,
The southern Mail from New-Oresns and intermediate
points late due, is received but we find nothing III
the papers worth telegrsphing
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~rEw-YORK OGDENsBURH and MONTREAL

~ RAIIRDIp LINE srrirEasH, EecVs FsIIs. k1Isrd
prt-.tcr 3D. Nkie Riser Wells River, - JoL1sepfy.
Nhs cafs r. r.ii-r. s. Absas AID koz1es PsiE. Tr<
egr NJ iia-.a Eal1rd BrafyGy AID a :. as
:, ~ Il - Fs--.ss .rrrs An ADD PM. BARGE
- - 49,. ------ . 80. j.. va -.
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ACCIDENTALLY DRowNrD.-A carman was accideht'liy
droved M the foot afternoon while endesv'
ps which with his cart had backed "veIpo
~ was recoy cred nque. will be held to-day
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PlrTseURGH, Friday, June 80, l-3L
The Ohio River at this point now measures three feet
eight inches, ard II falling.
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py Csf Van Barlow nfeck) Beney Newcastle Eng, % a.
rafcsa ros to Barclay Lvss,ton June "a ls lon. o.
sat h. n PoIack Orleans for Liverpool All well
seLr j. r Wheaber whabe Plymouth, ~ c. Ids, shingles -
WIicht A
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Markets Pn TgLe0r1Dh.

June 5c-ssea Of Corros today barely 2c.
prices hat Fai- sugar sells a. DC IoIps
! fREicITs Boston quoted a: }c
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Sales OF stocks NJ Philadelphia THURSDAY june 30.
I Hoerd-slooCO g. So lcC s. GOO Resdinse 10 7
r We, pliladepha Cou ss gs.; sss; 30
Can Amloy 6s 30; Ice Reading r. r. s5wn 80; lp Cad
H. Bo,,,S-,oO Readins H. r.. c. 49,. 100 do So;
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TIE GUNpOWDER EXPLOSION At AURORA,
INDIANA.

CIscIsvATI, Friday, June 3d. 1851
Three have died from the gunpow der explosion be-
fore reported at Aurora Indiana the evening of the
10Th inst
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y ANTEp--A good secondhand PIANO: iato sfl le
~ 81 futh. Mrs, PC sc-a asd ch'sa Aare- . De-
D.. ,laA. C.
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w tsr dye sud contains no eeeer1a odin. color
Hair however gray 70
sut a. he sane time strengthen add restore nj ,-n H.
weak II applied sceordiIr 20 % the ssin
s mo-, blood vessels and roots Of ne ms. hd
I'm ,ion Of The he'd tAsdrsf 'es ne y Or any ~ssn'oo
% u h.sn HAlshN 3 elis bottle for sale e The
Dsso. 30 Brocms * corner E,IasssasIi 10 l~
bousry 1856 s2 ana Oh D'"'""'; -'s' >'''' 'A'
so II F.lfor Brooklyn
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Arrived.

PORT OF NETWORK.
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,r1r,s .uFprcaN COUGH SYRUP

kgby esteemed for the Of Coughs Colds piee
ire Lp- sc MAJ be he'd his late redenee NO 10, "s
NewYok srd Of DR.. WILLIAM OLLtfE A. ~
Hoverv A.o Of BRICf "a JsmessC, BfooAys A's~' ~
IL Ir.tsn
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azoRaETowH CORRESPONDENTS.
GsoneEroWs. August II. Tax.

dzoRaErowE, August II, 1854.
The following appointments for the ensuing
year, We. are credibly informed, have been
made by Rev. Father stonestreet Provincial
Of the order Of Jesuits, for the Eastern dioces.
OF the United States, assisted by his Council of
Advisers: Rev. B. Mcclure, continued pres-
ident OF Georgetown college; Rev. Father
Lynch, vice president; Father James Clark
Procurator, In place of Mr.. buddy; Father
Pallhu6er, minister at the college; Fathers
Fenwick, Ryder, and Noter, have also been
appointed to Georgetown college. Father Vii.
lager. formerly minister at Georgetown college,
president OF college at Frederick City, Nd.
Father Tim Nuledy, last year president Of
Frederick college, this year president of col.
lege at Worcester, Mass. Father O'Flanagan.
for several years the very acceptable minister
Of Trinity church, in our city, goes to New
town, St; Mary's county, Nd; Fathers Box
and Vlgliante. Alexandria, Va. Fathers Nc
Mullen and Aiken appointed to noviceship at
Frederick City; and Fathers Aschwanden and
aanthony Ciampi, ministers at Trinity church,
deorgetown. These appointments have ali
been made during the last few days, and may
oe relied on rs correct. One or two alterations,
however, may possibly be made.
we would like for your correspondent who
made some enquiries Of rs several months ago.
IN regard to the difference between the prices
OF grain in Baltimore and our city-to explain
to Us why wheat at the present time is selling
from 10 CENTS corn from to IL cents and
oats from to cents more in our city than in
Baltimore or Alexandria; also, how it is that
our merchants are paying from l2t to so cents
Per barrel more for -four than those Of Balti-
more. We think if your correspondent will
take the trouble to examine into the matter,
he will find that our explain atoms at the time
were correct and that q comparison of tables
for an entire year, or two. will convince him
that there is q considerable balance in favor
of Georgetown. Moreover, We believe If the
merchants of Georgetown were favored with
the same facilities for the reception and trans
portation of the articles, that those of Balti.
more are, the balance in their favor would be
still gre ater. Several Of the millers of the
upper county have tested the matter by chang.
ing their -four market from our city to Balti-
more, and we are proud to say that they soon
found that it was their interest to return
Cattle Market.-The offerings Of beef cattle
during the week have amounted to $50 head,
205 Of which were taken by the District
butchers at 50 80 a So IS per 100 lbs. gross,
equal to s. go q 81 so net. l25 drove on to
Baltimore. Old sheep and lambs very scarce,
and in demand. Cows and calves scarce sci.
ling at SIS q $685. - =
No material change In the -four and grain
market since our last. SPECTATOR.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auetionser.

BY J. G. MEG UIRE, Auetioneer.
EUaNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EfPRoTs-
Il On WEDNEsDAY morning, August 18th. at 10
ocioca, at he residence of Professor Conn., corner
18th and streets, I shall sell-
Mahogany plush covered Sofa
Do Rocker. srm and parloT Chairs
Do hair spring seat Ufvsn
Marble top Pedesta', Solar Lamp
Straw Mating, Window Shades
Round Dining Table, cane seat ChsirS
China, Glass. and Crotksry Ware
Mahogany Bedsteads, Mattresses
Do dressing Bureaus
Wash stands, Toilet Sets
Bookshelves, Fancy hairs
Cooking 6tove, Chamber Stoves
Hal Stow, Bath Tubs
Kitchen Utensils, &C.
Terms: $40 and Under cash over 40 credit Of
sixty and ninety days for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
aug I'D Auction6ey
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TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.


1NHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
l. public that he keeps constantly on hand and
Tor sale at the lowest prices, large assortment OF
articles me- essary for building purposes which he
hopes 1t viii prove for their interest to call and q
anime before purchasing elsewhere. F.
Among the most important are
PENRhYN MARBLE AND IRON xANTkL6
which for cheapness, bsshty aud durability,
are unsurpassed -
PARLOR IND CaANBER ENA KELLED
CRATES the latest New York les
DUNHA1 d cos bot AIR FURNdCEG fof
heating priv.ts and public buiidir @, churches
&C., the very best and the most ecosomical
Furnace now In use 49,
PONDS IMPROVED DOUBLE OVEN COOK
me RANGES =. -.
CAST IRON WINDOW LLvTELS LND ,NLLA
IRON COLUNNS, DC
ENcAUSTIC FILING, for Hall, vsstibule, and
Church floors 80.
wire. These are manufactured in New York,
and for their beauty and variety Of pattern
and finish are unequallei. =. -
The above VIII be put mp II desir d, and every e
fort will Be made to give purchasers satislAchon.
Apply st the
Ornamental Iron Ware House, ~ 81;
Ps. svenue, between Sd and ~ streets -
. ~ 80-tOtI n. u ASAAH6s Il
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FRENCH ROCKS.

QOssUET-Oraison's Fonebres, vol, limo
ID Madame de Stasl-Consideration Sur Ia Reyo.
luton, vol al G-'IEl : : - .
Deecartes-0euvres, ! vol . ;.y ...z-s, --- E
Embellishments Politique, l vol
Or rneille Theatre, 2 vols - ~. 81. t=
Maisms de stsel-De pAlsmagns s-~e-
Oeuvres &c RabelaiIs e 1,a $50 L
Martens ct Cussy-Recusie de- Traitss, 8 vols I-7
osrdsn-Traites dc Paix, IL vols - 1aEse
Conversations Modesnes en- Francois ct en- Aneiais
Also, large assortment Of French Novels in pam.
phlet form.s.s gTtv7s ERANCK TAYLOR.
aug B. -.
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FOE POOR AND LABORING MEN,
SMALL BUILDING LOTS Of 10 feet or more, in
~ various parts Of tie City, and Georgetown, at
low prices, end terms to suit. LLOYD CO.
BUILDING STONE
FOR sale, deliverable at the Canal, or Wharves In
Washington, Georgetown, OF Alexandria
LLOYD & co.
For sale, large and handsome CARRIAOE and
HARNESS. LLOYD CO
jy 28-ly
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A COUNTRY RESIDENCE d. Lota
A FOR SALE AT ELLAYIILEs-Tha r,,hse.;ha,

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE Il Lots
IA FOX SALE AT HLLAVILLE.-The subscribe
has laid l20 acres Of land in the neighborhood
biadensburg Depot, under the designation Of Ella
VILE, and offers the same for SALE The let's consist
OF from three to nine acres Of dland each lot In
GLIDING desirable site for building.
On Two Of the lots the subscriber has erected
handsome residences, with every modern contr.v.
ancs fer comfort. One Of thess houses and lots fs
Connected with the houee Is veil of strong meic;.
nal water Complete hydraulic apparatus supplies
the bath room. kitchen, and water closet with wa,
te-, which is obtained in unlimited quantity WITH
out going out OF doors. Application may be made
to Me.srs. GREEN scorr, Auctioneers; Mr.. WELLS.
at the National Botel. to the subscrif err on the
premises ithogr. rhed plan Of EIlavi.le will be
exhibited, and terms of sale made known on appli.
cadsn as above.
{. An onnibusruns three times day between Ella.
vile and Washington. CHAS. b. CALVERT.
ieuR 1Atf
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Bloody poings in South America.

New YoxK, Aug. love have Puerto Ca
bsllo dstes to the 18th July. They mention
that in addition 10 the province Of Core and
Barquesmento, those Of La Portuguese and 81
Guanco. had revolted against Monsgas.
Col. Juan Gaross, while On his nsreh with
500 men 70 Join the revslutionists, Vas bstrayed
By one Of his cfioors b Gsnsrsl Fuleon, eoms
mandant Of the government forces, who ct
tackled and defeated Cares. The latter, after
surrsndsring, IVES asssssinstsd with his whole
party.
The insurgent forces Of Barquesmsnto b the
the number Of 500, were marching b sttsck
silva. one Of GQpagas' 6snsrals
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aug Id
By D. B. CAMPBELL & co.

BY d. B. CAMPBELL co,
e. n. STRATTON, Auctioneef.
YTNkUSTEEs SALE Of Valuable Improved Proper
l. tv.-By virtue of q deed Of trust, bearing date
the 26th day Of February, 1852, duly executed by
John A. Moulden and wife, to the subscriber, and
recorded In Liber J. A. e., No. l40, foos 49, ISL
452, and 49, of the land records of Washington
county, In the District Of Columbia, to secure the
payment of q certain debt therein named, shall
sell at public suction tire premises, ON MONDAY,
the 2sth day Of August, 1884, at O'Clock p m, to
the highest bidder, Lot No. Z, in Square $50 with
the imProvem srts consist ing Of two story Frame
House, with o'her necessary buildings.
Terms: 0ne-third cash the lesidue in equal In.
stalments, at and IL months, with interest
deed given and a deed Of trust taken 10 secure
the deferred payments
II the terms Of sale are not piled with IN Ave
days from the day of sale, the properly will be re
sold at the cost and risk Of the purcha er.
Il CRAVEN ASHFORD, Trustee
jy 2S-F&Tutds
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A Military Rsbuke.

Bosros, Aug. 1.-THE Major General Of our
volunteer military companies publishes q no
tice, in which he censuros the comp anies that
entertained the New York Montgomery Guards,
on the 10th ult., for riotous and turbulent con.
duct towards each other
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1NEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, &c.
fax, and the Ann Piekereii, from New York and
Philadelphis, viz: : 80
AZ half chests Green and Black Tea
0S Gags Java, Jamaica, Maracaibo, Rio, and
Roasted Coffee
45 boxes Ground Coffee a.-..
~ do Adamantine and patent sperm Candies
90 do Colgate Co.'S Fancy aud Bar soaps
~ do Rscker's Farina ana Com. Starch
ITO gross Matches
Italian Meccaroni, yernice,H, Bordeaux and Olive
Fresh prunss, sardines, wslnut., Pecan mt, and
Filberts ~
Layer Raisins, Ground Nuts, Almonds, DC. e--..
zoo boxes large bowl Pipes, on consignment.
ALSO IN STORE
bales new II. ps, growth Of 1853
~ bids. Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars.
part very prime
4bo1ss White Havana, and 20 bags Of Brazil
IS bbls Crushed, Powdered, arsnulstea, Cla.i.
fed Sugar
80 DO Syruo. New Orleans q nd p. r. Molssses
bright and heavy
~ do fine old Whiskey, comprising Zsieler.
Funk, Harris Ruthrauf,s hiehIy es.
tesmed brands
10000 Havana Cigars
800 600 German Cigars
Together with large and complete assortment of
GROGERIES W
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks tn hi.
customers, the citizens Of Washington and The Al.
joining counties, for thsir liberal patronage extend
cd to bin for the last two years. and hopes with hs
large increased facilities and strict personal a;ten
icn to business, to merit eontinu aoe of the eame
La. avenue, between 9th and yth sts
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lOuNTRY SEAT FOR sAL1, adioiuine the eity
~ Of Gs,rgetown, With nns nsv bsick dwelling
containing Is acres Of land With the finest views In
the District Situated 1t the junction Of the Now
and Ridge ads, with largo ffont ON both, and Cd
Joining tie property Of Mr.. J. b. King. Terms very
hDsrsi on credit. Enquire on ths prsmises o. e
vii % exchanged fer property IN New FORK.
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TO THE LADIES.

u y. MYKR, ut tbs Sign Of the Blue end White
Il Awning, Penns lyanis avenue, between sth
and 9th srssts, Is selling Of ths following goods at
cost: --T..-. : 80 &
Bonnets Of all kinds i Flats Rihandf; Lace goods
Of every description; Embroidered Collars and Hand
Gercbiefs; Readdrese IS, Drefs Caps; and great va
riety Of o: her goods. -5sC1 49,. i, .-.-- lf.re
hsve determined to cell out my present stock to
make room for Fall Goods so that those who wish
to get the best bargains must come first
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SUMNER CLOTHING

OF FINE QUALITIEs.-Gtizgns and strangers
~ Wishing to purchase Summer Clothing Of ina
qualities viii ind our pi esent assortment to be as
large and varied as in the beginning of the season.
which we are now Offering greatly reduced in PIT
ees in order to run of our entire stock before tn
Fall trade.
Clothing made to order.
We have on hand a large and fine assortment Of
Summer material in the piece, which We win make
10 order much cheaper than the usual city prices
--- WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Next door to the Iron Hall.
Pa arenue, between 9th and 10th ste.
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OANOs 1LAD1I4S " W.
BOOKSELLERS, No. 3, COLUMBIA PLACE.
A UTH0RIZED Agents for the Modern STANDARD
IA and Minor Drama, 0leason's Pictorial, Flag Of
our Union. Uncle Sam AMI all thu "Know Nothing"
Papers. He also keeps for sale at wholesale and re-
tail all the popular Magazines, Weekly Newspapers
Daily and Weekly Heralds, Tribune, Times, Sta
tionery, &C., and all the popular cheap literature Of
the day.
j.. K. Co having daily communication with N.
York, rare Books, back numbers Of Periodicals can
be promptly supplied. -
The trade and citizens generally are respectfully
invited to call at No. 8, Columbia Place. at corner OF
Louisiana eaeuue and It'll street
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