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READTHIs EXTRAORDINARY CASE,

DR. III SwAYNR-Dedr .Sfr: Having contracted severe
Co which settled upon Lungs attended with violent
attended by physicians Of the first respecabty but
my symptoms became very alarming; there abcess
formed In my lungs and made its way through my side and
discharged large quantities Of pus externally that
physician thought the functions Of of lungs
were totally supposed the entirely
hopeless This mornul state Of things continued for long
number Of remedies, but al failed to do any good But
there still being spark Of hope left with and anxious
parents and having heard of the great virtues Of your COM
poand Syrnp W Wstd Cherry, and its being approved Of
by physicians Of the first emmnence, concluded to make
trial Of and to my great satisfaction, cough gradually
grew better the hole in side began to he'll and
now happy to say from poor and ainest helpless skeleton
have become healthy and weigh than ever have.
All my neighbor can testify to the above fact.
. .-...+ ABRAHAM HUNSICKER.
Two miles from Shippackvile Shippack Township Pa.
Hdrtng fairly tested the cirtes OF DR.. Swayne's Wild
Cherry We feel ourselves bound to record testimony in
its behalf, as most valuable and efcacous medicine.
lEI{ik
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6S BaFronne and 157 Common street. next door to Gro
wells Old Stand, New Orleans
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DRUGGISTS, Physicians, PlantersS7
IL and storekeepers supplied favorable terms, q
with Drugs Medicines &C. OF the best quality and
purity Orders addressed to will be faithfully filed.
4[febll-1yl -s MITCHELL 4 CLARKE.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

DRoF I'll. W MUNDER takes grest pleasure In
l. snGou ncing TO his friends and the public zen
er lily, that he has returned to Washington, and vgl
resume the dn les of his SCHOOL on SATURDAY,.
October eth, 1854, at 3k O'clock p m, for ladies;
and on Friday, at ~ O'Clock, for gentlemen. He
has leased the lsrge and beautiful hall now In the
course OF erection, corner Of Ninth and streets,
which Hill be fitted up in handsome .tyle, with
very convenience, expressly for danciag purposes
fne ocation is everything that can be desirable to
PARENTS, both private and central and in point of
besnty " II be surpassed by none in the city. In
consideration that his Hall will not be completed
unit November Goth, be proposes commencing his
school at bis old stand corner of Eleventh. street and
Louisiana avenue.
Having given the most entire satisfaction to his
rmer patrons, he feels hesitation in ar ain offer
ing his services to those who wish to be perfected in
any department in the above beautiful accomplish.
m Mt. big style Of dancing needs no comment, as
ois numerous pupils in his former class will testify
MS new Hail will be opened with large Ball and
Exhibition. All those who wish to participate ar,
requested to join jmu ediately.
ISrms, DC. viii be made knswn upon application
a sir John T. Ellis's Music Store, Penn, ylysnia
avenue, near Ten b street.. sen 2Q-eolm
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.

County Court-SGte-Faystte Street-Nep
Edgfas-Statisties-Th Weather-Com
pia;nt5.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. I, 1854.
The county court for this county commenced
its fall term on Monday. The grand jury
found three indictments. John Mcdonald
charged with larceny, was tried, found guilty,
and sentenced to be imprisoned in the county
Jail for three months; since then the court has
been princip ally occupied with civil cases
The Vowel estate, the expected sale of which
was noticed in the last Alexandria letter, was
offered at public auction on Monday, and ali
except the wharf, which was sold to L.
Mckenzie for IS, 100, was withdrawn.
The grading Of Fayette street, between
Cameron and King streets, is in vigorous
progress In few weeks the entire space will
be ready for pavement. Much more slowly
moves the Improvements at the Orange and
Alexandria railroad tunnel on Wilkes street.
Smith 4 Perkins have just turned out
another specimen Of their fine workmanship,
In the shape of another locomotive, the COZ
ange," for the Orange and Alexandria rail.
road.
The Sentinel gives the following as the re-
turn of births and deaths in the city and coun-
ty of Alexandria for the year 1852:
Births.-Whites, 298; free. blacks, %; slaves,
81. Total, Isl.
Deaths, >239 Il
Our newspapers complain loudly of the ir.
regularity of the boats plying between the
District and Alexandria. AMI
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lust RECEIVED, from the New York
lk auctions a LARGE Lot of fine GQllS CON aiatinn

lust RECEIVED, from the New York
u auctions, q large lot of fine GOODS, consisting
in part of, viz:
Plaid and stripe Silks in large quantities
Plaid and stripe Black Silks do
Black and colorsd Brocaie do do
Plain black and colored Silks, every quantity
Variety of sa!ins for ladies' cloaks
Trimmings to match
A large lot of Bonnet Ribends
large lot Of Paris Mousseline de LANES and
Cashmeres, the newest styles
large assortment Of Bombasns and Alpacas,
very cheap
A large lot OF French Merinos
large quantity of shawls and scarfs of vari-
GUS kiads
Embroideries Of every description
Ready made Satin Mahala Cloaks and Nantes,
the latest Parisisn styles
large lot Of Cloths, Gas imeres, and yestings,
which We vii have made up to ORDER In the
best style, cheap; fits guaranteed
large quantity Of staple Goods of every kind,
Velvet Carp cts, Tapestry. Brussels Carpets, Three
ply Carpets, 1ngrains Carpets, Rag snd Hemp Car
pets, Rugs OF every kind, Sheet Oicloths which we
will cut to suit passages and halls of any size II
purchasers will consider their own interest, they
will certainly give US call
oct 2-l0tif HALL & BROTHER
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1 COUNTRY REsrpENcU T..

A COUNTRY RESlDENCE L. Lot.
n FOR SALE AT ELLAVILLE-The SUBSCRIBE
has laid OF l20 acres of land in the neighborhood
Bladensburg Depot, under the designation Of Ella.
vile and offers the same for SALE The lots consist
rom three to nine acres Of WOO dand each lot in
Guiding desirable site for building.
On two Of the lots the subscriber has erected
handsome residences, with every modern contriy.
ance for comfort. One of these houses and lots fs
onered for sale, and Is now ready for inspection
Connected With the house is we'll of strong mai;c;
nal water Complete hydraulic apparatus supplies
the bath room, kitchen, and water closet with wa.
ter, which Is obtained in unlimited quantity With
OUT going out OF doors Application may be made
70 Mee.rs. aR1!N SooT1, Auctioneers; Mr.. WELLS,
az the National Hotel, or to the subscriber on the
premises lithogr, phed plan Of Ellaville viii be
exhibited, and terms Of sale made known on sppli.
catisn IS above. "ff-
An omnibus runs three times dsv betvsen Ella.
Vile and Washington. CHAs. B. OALVKRT
auR 1T
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81. CHARLES CLOTHING HOUSE,
And Gentlemens' QutdttinR Establishment

No L northwest corner of KING and Fdirfdr sts.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
I EN- BI0NDaAEM respectfully invites the
IL attention Of his friends and the public in
general to his extensive and ell CANT assortment of
fashionable Fall and Winter CLOTHING, namely:
he latest style of Paris Frock Goats, Dress-C Coats,
and g. Over-Coats Of all description Also, French
6lac K, doeskin, and fancy cs ssimere, and tweed
Psntaoons Also, We'll orted and elegant st ,ck
If french snd English velvet AID silk satin Vests
The furnishing departme emit Of goods consists of
the very best qualities, which II. Blondbaem offers
&c purchased at any establishment within this or
any southern city. Henry Rlondhaem therefore
hop-s to meet with an esriy call from his friends
patrons and the citizens within the envi, ons of this
city.
n. R.-Don't forget the number of the house,
which 10 81, north east corner Of King and Fairfax
streets, Alexandria act e-eo1m
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CLOTHING

OF BEST QUALITIES-In order to run Of on
~ assortment Of Summer Clothing, we are nov
Offering our entire stock at cost, embracing the
and finest variety OF fashionable styles to be
uud in this city.
CLOTHING MADE TO oRDER.-we have large
ard fa hionable stock of fine cloths, casmeres asd
vestiDgs Of every desirable style and quality which
We will make te order in the most superior manner
much cheaper than the usual city prices
WALL STEPHENS
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS
next door to Iron Hail. also, doors east of National
Hotel con
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" have for rent, sever al new HOUSES, with
acres OF ground attached to EACH situated on "Ken
dali Green" little more than mile ,rthessterlv
from the Capitol.
These houses are spacious and convenient, with
CELLAR, woodshed, and stable for EACH and pumps of
excellent water at hand.
The situation is beautiful, overlooking large
portion OF the city, and in full view the Capitol
The approach is by It'll and H sts.. Delaware ave.
nue. and NJ street
An omnibus line for usual fare, has been perma-
nently established on the route, and runs twice
day between Kendall Green and the President 8
square, leaving at .. m and p. m. Rstu ming,
leaves Centre Market, where it makes brief stand,
at 8]1 and 81 o'clock
Rent-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS year.
The houses not yet taken open for inspection
and can be seen by applying to WIN. SrICKNEY,
who lives on Cottage street, OF myself at nav resi-,
denc@ bear the premises
js 30tf AMoa RrNnaJI
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e. b HALL, M. ID.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

ATE Of Philadelphia, "a graduate in A,lopathy
IL and Homeopathy, having had ext nsivs OK.
perience in the rious departments of the profes
sion offers hts services to the citizens Of Washington
and vicinity.
Office No. 40 Thirteenth street between G and
h streets nfice hours until =. m; from to 4 D.
m; and to o. N.
Rs1erencss: Vim. 4. Gardner, Deem Of the Honos-
opsthic College, Pa, and the profession generally
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m ARRlE ID.

On the 9th umo, by the Rev. 8. A. H. Marks
Mr. JAS: M LARCOMB to Miss JANE CATHA-
RlNE WINDSOR, all of this city.
On tne 10Th ulumo, by the same Mr.. WIN. CAR
HINGTON TO SOPHIA E. WATSON
On the Sd instant, by the same, Mir. THOMAS
FIERCE to Miss CHARITY ANN ALLEN. both OF
Prince Georges county, Md.
On the Sd instant by the Rev. Andrew G. Caro-
thers, MI CHARLES SCHUSSLER to Mrs MARY
HUDAL, all Of this city.
On the I'd instant, by the Rev. ]. C. Smith, JOHN
L. Moss, Esq, to ANN VIRGINIA, daughter Of
JOHN G. SCHOTT, all of this city.
I'm the 50 instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Burns Mr..
WILLIAM 8. SCOTT TO Miss SALLIE KING. ali
OF this city.
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New Haven Railroad Neeting-Almost 3
Riot

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The meeting of the stock
holders OF the New Haven Railroad COMPANY
TO- day resulted in the greatest confusion az
disorder, rendering it necessary to call in the
police. There were about 1909 present, ARD
numerous speeches Of an exciting charac er
was made. Resolutions were introduced to ar
point committee to thoroughly examine the
affairs of the company from the commencemer,
otthe deficiency, and the duties and oualifct
ons Of all the officials ami EMPLOYEES an
abolishing all free passes and after consider
able opposition were adopted The mee,in,.
adjourned to the second Wednesday in y VEN
Der, at New Haven, Connecticut
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&N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mall Gold Chain, wi "a
pC Gold Breast in, representing III trunk O, /,
rec, tor log OF wood with blue enarne led leas-s
atachea-s very sm'l gold Lccket with light h y
in 1t, and suall gold Heart. The locket apd h.s,
were attached 70 the chain, which was confinel 70
he neck by the breestpin. The above reward " u
oe paid to the finder on leaving these artises-- !,
tnrse doiisrs for the chain, locket, and b.a art ,
at tie Star Office sn os
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NOTICE..

WASHINGTON, Sept. M Der %, 1854.
NOSGRESS, during its last session, having made
~ an appropriation for the purchase of the best
breechloading Rifles for the use of the United States
army, 'providsd that the Secretary OF War, after
fair practical test thereof shall deem the purchase
advisable and proper" inventors and manufactur
ers are hereby notified that specimens of such arms
will be received at this ONCE till the first day of
December mex. for preliminary exsminations and
II found to offer reasonable expectation of being
Der (Ssy twenty FIVE of each Of tho Sc aordipg such
espectation) to be placed in the hands Of the SOL
diers for trial in the field. The result of this prac-
teal test will aid the Secretary in making q de.
cision HENRY 4 CRAIG,
sep 3-2aw6w Colonel Of Ordnance.
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DEMOVAL OF THE TWENTY-FIVE CENT DA-
IL GUERREAN GALLERY.-Our friends are re-
spectfully Informed that We have removed from
over T. D. oilman's Drug Store to one Of the most
pleasant locati ns in the city, where we have quite
large receiving room, and the finest skylight in
andlibe al terms We hope to gain liberal share of
the public patronage. Likenesees t.ken in all
wea'hers G. d. STEWART,
oct 2-eOSt~ Proprietor,
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A CARD.

WALTER HARPER co. would take tbs meth
w cd Of aforming their friends, customers, and
purchasers generally that they have now in store,
and ready for ins pection choice and beautiful as
sortment of fall Goods, of late mportatons, compri
sing every new and desirable article in 81 ks I'm.
broideries, Fancy Dress Gods, Paris Cloaks, Man.
ties, &c.
Linen eds in Shifting, sbeet'ng Table Damask,
Bird Eye and Huck Diaper, Napkins, Doylies, &c at
very reduced prices oct 2-eo3t
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Educational.
THE UNION ACADEMY

CORNER OF l4A srsef and Nese Fork ccevssa
TNHIS institution will be opened for the mart v..,
j. on the fIst Monday In September, 1854 The
number Of pupils Is hmied. The school win con.
sit OF three classes, Junior, Middle and Sn o. Nv
cry desirable facility Is offered. Ap ,licatons should
be made immediately Preference given 10 those
y no enter for the longest time
Circulars at the Bookstores
TUE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY WI opsu NJ
the same time Circulars q above
RICHARDS,
jy 3l-d3m MRS. M. A. RICHARDS.
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Baitimo. Q Markets. &c

BALrIkeRE, Oct. Howard Street and City
Mnis dour is quoted at g. IS whest-sales
OF 10000 bushels, white at 81. 5OasI IS. and
req at IL 4Os$l SO. Corn-5,0 900 bushels sold.
Wnite at 7la75c., and yellow At 7ls74c. No
change in other articles.
inere Is . large attendance at the cattle
show. The weather is becoming ccol.
10 Iioin8s Of the Arctie-0raham's Trial, SO.
New YORK, Oct. NO tidings yet of th.
steamship Arctic.
Graham's trial is progressing.
Bishop Lee will be insugurated Bishop Of
Iowa, on the 18th inst., ut Rochester.
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NEW GOODS FOR THE LADIES

Nj AAWBLL PRO. are now receiving their fall
VI stock Of Ribbons, Embroideries, and Ladies
Ir So trimmings, comprising Ill the new design.
OF recent importations, many Of which have beer
purchased ct Auction In New York at q great sacri
tce II the Importers, They respectfully invite tn,
ladies OF the Dist let and vicinity to an inspection
To- ir stock. MAXWELL BRO
Successors to MAXWELL & Sears.
ean Y5-Anaf
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OEHLScHLAGER 4 RRo,.
ENGINEER d ORNAMENTAL DRAlt;HTS.
MEN AND ENGRAVFRS

IDENNsfLNANlA avenue bet~esn I2 n Ar
i 18th streets, north side, ever V SIS J.a-I.-
store Me SIS. I. II. G. a oehl,chlager ",
respectfully announce 70 their friend ana -.
pnolic that they have opened an office a. Il.
above place, whore sill orders In The v.rio
branches OF Drawing and Engraving will be- prom.
y and carefully attended to We particular, G.
the attcntion OF persons wishing Designiu. D
engraving on Wood, as this Is the only offcs r..
present In Washington where such work can be 9,
oouto0. ser 25-lm'
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I DE r GARMENTS.-Shsker flannel, cash
~ mere merino, ssxony Scotch wool, suse me
mo, Isle THREAD, silk and Gotten UNDERGAK-
MENTs. Shirts, Collars, Linen and Musl IN Foeoms.
1t BIGR'S,
sep H. Willards' Hotel.
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DIED.

On the ith instant, Mrs. OATHARINE GIBSON.
IN her 18th year, native of 81. Mary's county,
Maryland but for the last fifty years resident OF
this district. -
N-Her funeral will take place from the residence
OF her son, R. Gibson, on the corner of and I2tb
streets, at 10 O'Clock, on to morrow (Thursday)
morning. TO which her friends are respectfully in,
yited to attend.
Intel. and Union copy1
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GEORGETOWN FINALE Summary.
GEORGET0WN, D. O.
Rev. VIM. j. CLARK,

ms:. A. VA n. o & 1i:.rl' e.uup...
THE duties Of this Seminary will Be resumed on
L FRIDAY, Sept mber 1st.
The course Of studies actually pursued In this In
strution embraces q higher and more thorough
rsnse than that pursued IN any other Female Sem.
mary in the Union.
The lecation Of the Seminary Ia remarkable lpr Ii
salubrity The buildings are large, the rooms cape,
cious, and the grounds fog recreation are vsry an
pie.
Terms ior boarding pupils, $500 per session Of 10
months payable on he LIST September and LIST OF
february. This charge includes boarding, tuition
In English and Mathematics, room rent, fael, lghx
and Washing. Music, French, Spanish, &c. Drawing
and Painting extra.
Day scholars from IS to $40 per quarter, according
70 the classes which they enter. -
Reference is made to Dr.. Grafton Tyler, cxbtain
eco I: de La Roche, W. g. Ridgely, ESQ, W Hunter
hsq w s. e. Taylor, Esq, Francis Dodge, Esq-
robert P. Dodg', Esq, and Dr.. o. NJ. Linthicum,
9eorsetown, d: c.; and to Jos. b. Bradley, ESQ,
aaron Q Dayton, Esq, and Mr.. Fitshugh Coyls,
jy l4-tf Intel 4 Union,
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BURNS & COCHRAN,
SUCCESSORS TO BURNS & BROTHER

Pa. are''ue, bet0esn AZ and 9Th SIS.
AVE now in stere land are Ia daily receipt of
IL sdtitions) large and we'll selected ~An
stocS Of BOOTS and SHOES, suitable for
boys, and children's wear, of every grade -
and quality, aud Ct every variety of style, which
have been made to order by the best manufa turers
IN New York and Philadelphia, end of the fines;
material.
Without enumerating, their friends end the pub
lie are invited to call and examine their stock which
will be found complete in every department, and b.
offered at moderate prices. sep 2S-eo3t
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III o. HOOD has Just returned from the
1le North with good assortment of fine gold
WATCHES, rich gold jewelry, pure sILVER-WARE,
&C., &c, which be now offers for sale greatly re-
duced prices and every article warranted as repre-
scented at time Of sale, 90 that every one can buy
equally safe and cheap. Give him call, Pennsyi-
vania Avenue, between four.and a.half and sixth
street. Sign Of the large spread Eagle.
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dor sALE-DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON THE
~ lsLAND-Consisting of two HOUSES fLOTS,
feet, with four large airy rooms and summer kitch
en- attached, and other improvements consisting of
stabling, &C. on full lot of SO by 122 feet running
back to 80 lest alley. The other is frame house
OF four rooms situated On Lot 81 by Is feet 10 In
All information will be eiren by applying in person
or by letter to "SYPHAX," at the Star ofice
N. R--The hfst named mouse and lot would suit
any one engaged in huckstering, &c.
SOD 26-lm
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THE STORY OF THE BIBLE, from the first
dawn OF Revels ion to the completion of the
Sacred Canon, with the interesting details Of its
trsns alton and circulation from the earliest eferts
until the present tims vol
The Australian W anderers, By Mrs lie.
Pro.ress and Prejudice, novel, by Mrs Gore
Eddy on Bee Culture and the Bee Hive.
sep 90 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NEW WOOD AND COAL YARD.

t'aE subscribers would respectfully inform their
i numerous friends and the public generally that
in addition to our Wood and Goa, Yard near the
Phoenix Planning Mil, Georgetown We have, for the
better accommodation of that portion of our Gus
TONERS who reside in Washington opened Q yard at
the corner OF Twenty first AID streets
At either Of the above places those in want Of fu.
viii at all times find coed supply of all kinds of
WOOD and COAL, at the lowest market prices
All orders eft at either Of the above pieces will
be attended to with promptpess and dispatch
ssp 27-dlm TRAVERS 4 SLOWER
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O. MISSES GBRYov, NO. go CHES-
NUT STR K ET, PHILADBLPHIA,E u
WILL OPEN "PARIS NlLLINERY"~HNS
3ER 5TH. s.n o.
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p. H. SIMS
PLITMRTNG ESTARTJSHMEN

fTNHE undersigned having completed bis arrange
i ments, caused by the late i-e, would respect
fully state that he has opened his establishment On
7th street. near the Canal opposite the Market and
is now ready to furnish and put up everything ap
pertaining to his business at the shortest possibl
notice. P. II. SIMS,
Plumber, 7th street, opp. Market House
k-1mx
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( yARDEN TO LETT offer for rent that produc
" tive and valuable GARDEN In square 3s7. to-
getner with Its choice stock Of roses, plants and
rait trees. And II the same he not rented by the
sara s:ock ior ssle ANDREW WYLIE,
sep lo-u It'll street near Pa avenue
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NEW BOOKS.

THE Last Heiress, by Mrs. K. d. N. eouthworth
i In vols, Soc each
Hsrper's Magazine for Oct-26c.
Putnam's Magazine do do
Godey's Laoys Book DO do
Littelps living Age, No. 641-l2l%c.
sermons by Rev. Thos II Stockton-$l
For sale by e X. LUNDY,
oct Bridge street, GEORGETOWN.
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DIOR RENT-The STORE on Pa avenue. betv
Il 9th and 10th streets, at present occupied BY
the subscriber as Millinery establishment 1t is
one OF the Oldest business stands in the CITY, aud
has an excellent run of country custom If desired
the tprirg. -
The Stock and Fixtur,s of the store for SALE
Apply to MRS. SARAH HAMILTON.
sep 2l-eo2wh
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The Small Note Law in Ohio

CINCINNATI, Oct. 3.-The small note Law r.
Gently enacted in this State went into opera.
non TO- day but little attention was paid to /,
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-rhs
ME handsomely located and msgniAeentIv bu;ir
ID YELLING, on the corner Of 9th and D ste.
now we'll furnished, will be rented in whole or in
part on application on the premises. Persons TAX.
ing 1t can be supplied With boarding, and will find
II one OF the most convenient residences in Wash
ington. ,Y--1 JNO p. CRUTOHET
sep 2l-eo2v
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E)R RENT-PosseRsion given Immediately, a two
L story Frame HOUSE, with five rooms and pas
sage, fruit of different kinds situated in hasItbv
pait of the city, on the corner of and Tenth SITS
east Apply near the premi.es to G. L. Baldwin.