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SPIRIT oF THE HosyIUa PRESS.

The Union shows the folly Of the efforts Of
the New York TrtJane, in the matter of es-
saying to induce tho State of New York to do
away with the property qualification required
for eo!cred voters; and also, in another article,
explains the enormity of the efforts Of the
Know NOhings to make religious qualifca.
tiOn necessary in this country fer the erjoy.
mert CT all the privileges Of American citizen.
ship. ...t
The LHtetIiseneer defends 90 Mr.. Perry's dip.
lOmatic services from the criticisms of tho
Uni0n, insisting indirectly that they have
bsen Of much Importance to the country.
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GRAND RELIEF CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
NORFOLK & PORTSMOUTH sUFFERERs.

NohfOLk & POhTsMoUTH SUFFERERS.
TaE R0LIAN GLEE CLUE,
At The request Of number Of citizens, have deter
one GRAND CONCERT
in aid OF the above object, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, Sept GO, at cARUsI's SALOON
The use Of which has been generously rendered
by IFS liberal proprietor without charge.
The Eolians are happy 20 announce that
PROF. J. ESPUTA,
has volunteered his services fora
oL o IN AXE Ho Nm,
As also the invaluable assistance OF
ESPUTA'S BRASS BAND,
20 PIECES,
Who viii perform some Of their choicest Music
in TNH UniTorm
In addition, they viii have the kindly pro.sered
aid Of those well known Masters OF Harmony
THE WASHINGTON HARMoNIANs
AND THE
LASSELLE INSTRUMENTAL TROUPE
SO Wet and favorabiy known as Musicians In this
Mr.. JULiUs KICK, the intmI,.ble Guitarist
and Mr.. b. GRENNUp. so fsvorably known as
Ballad Singer, have also kindly lent their aid
The -EOBIANS feel confident that with the
above array o. talent, they VIII be able 10 present
such programme a. has been seldom equslled
FOR variety and bTiliiancy
Prof. ESPUTA will preside at the Piano Forte.
which has been kindly loaled By MIR. JOIN r
ELLIS for the occasion.
Mr. II. POLKINHoRx has. with commendable
neeiaity, contributed the smount Of hts bill for
printing TO swell the proceeds.
Inc rhote amount arising from the sale OF
nckets Will be placed In the hands OF Messrs
sweeney, Rittenhouse Co, TO be equally divid-
Cd tween the TIVE cities Of Norfolk and Ports-
mouth.
Cards Of Admission, Is cents-to be had at the
Book stores, Music Stores. and at the Hall door
on the evening OF tie Copcert.
Doors open al :, 20 commence at 7xcoiclock
sep 2!-3t
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INDIAN Observation-Disclosures has been re-
ceived atSt. Louis from the Plains of consid-
cradle Importance. A battle was fought on
the Sd instant, near North Fork on the Platte
river. between General Harney's command
and the Sioux Indians. The contest lasted
for several hours, the Indians fighting furious
ly, but finally they were completely routed,
with eighty killed, and fifty men and women
taken prisoners. General Harvey lost only
six men killed and six wounded The Indians
were the same party that mastered Major
Grattan's command some time since, and
slaughtered the mail party. The way-bill of
the mail was found in their possession.
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~. SECOND ANNUAL BALL q.
or THE
Eagle Club, Of GEORGETOWN

THE MEMBERS OF THE EAGLE CLUB
Il beg leave TO inform their numerous friends
aud the public in general that they will give their
SECOND ANNUAL BALL AT FORREST Halt, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 3, 1855.
The members Of the Club pledge themselves
that neither pains nor expense VIII he spared TO
make il one Of the best balls Of the season.
Prospects, celebrated brass and string band has
been engaged for the occasion.
Supper and refreshments viii be furnished by
an experienced caterer.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting a gentle.
man and ladies; to be hSd from any Of the mem
bers of the Club o. at the door On the evening of
the Ball.
No hats or caps allowed in the Bail except those
worn by the res ective clubs
COMMITTEE or Arrangements.
u bowling, u ID. Hilton, @. Fitch,
w. A. Cunningham, J B. Davis, H. o. Reaver.
sep. 25-st&, ---
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rz- Our contracts with some hundreds of

e" Our contracts with some hundreds of
advertisers interfere 20 rs to prevent US from
following the example Of many Of our fellow
citizens, in suspending business in the Star
Office tomorrow, on which day We ara thus
compelled to issue the paperas usual, in jus
tice to them and to our thousands Of subscribers
We have to remind the really charitable that,
in addition to fasting and praying tomorrow,
they can send to our counter whatever dona-
tions for the benefit OF the sufferers they see
1T to make; which will be gratefully received,
and promptly transmitted, as per directions,
IL each case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-25

A MODEL LAW SUIr.--The advantages Of
litigation are illustrated in the case of School
district in Cornish, n. H., against Ariel Com.
ing for the recovery of an old broken box
stove, worth probably from so to rs cents.
The Court of Common Pleas, at Newport. last
week gave verdict in favor of the District.
giving 81 81 damages. The verdict carries
with it taxable costs amounting in all to more
than FIVE hundred dollars, to say nothing O.
the amount expended which cannot be taxed
to the defeated party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-25

ANEW PARLoR 0R.AMENT The Roche ster
Advertiser speaks of new parlor ornamenti in
the shape Of n bouquet Of flowers, enclosed in q
small glass bottle, air tight. The flowers are
immersed in alcohol, and it is said will pre-
serve their freshness any length of time. Thi,
is certainly neat device. We can now haye
bOquets in winter.
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reason OF ailare 50 10 do on the part Of said bid
der'' for bidders
No proposal will be considered that does not
strictly conform TO DE terms and direc ions OF this
Advertisement GEO. w. MANyPENNS,
Commissioner.
sep 2S-d3t& 3txwtOct5l
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<TAkE NoTIcE-The Butchers, and
H.; Nsrts, o S; attending the Northern Liber
Market on TUESDAY EVENING. The asth ,n NJ
slant, and RoRe on Wednesday morning
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

A GENTLEMAN, who has had experience in
"A teaching proposes 20 give instruction at night
In all the English branches, and Msthe mates. and
Il desired, win take class In Ancient language
For further Information, apply TO JENNINGS
PIGoTT Esq, Washington Library. i'm. or
TO Mr.. ADAMsON, at his Periodical Store. IN
street, near the City Post Once ~
SEP la-Im
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G * REWAHD.-Lost yesterday afternoon, on
VIZ Pennsylvania avenue between Iron Hall
AID Fourteenth street, a gold Suspender Buckle
and quarter of pound of White Saddler's Silk
The tiGder will receive the above reward and the
thanks of the owrer by leaving them at the Star
Office. The buckle is family keepsake.
sep 25-3t
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SLEENS BUTTONS, STUDS, &C., com.
~ piete assOrtment.-We offer large assert
ment of real Cameo, Carbuncle, Florentine, and
Roman Mosaic, Enamelled, plain Gold, and En-
gravtd Sleeve Buttons, Studs, &c, OF every pat
tern, which we Cifer unusually low
NJ. w. GAIT Bro
32i Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th streets.
sen 25-3t
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Z~FOURTH PRESBYT'N CHURCH,
O>--A Ninth street.-The Church will be open
and appropriate services rendered at IL a m and
p. m, on WEDNESDAY, the day set apart for
fasting humiliation ana prayer
The Presbyterian ASSEMBLIES CHURCH,
corner 5:h and streets.-rreaehing at IL a. m !,
and appropriate services at ~ D. m
me and ~ o'cl'k services will be held joint
y-the afternoon I'm the Fourth Church and the
evening In the Assembly's sep 25-1t*
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KSNOTICE.-In consequence OF the alb
-, sence OF the pastor, the Rey. Mr.. Eek
the street Presbyterian Church in ohserying 70.
morrow as day OF humiliation and PRAYER, with
IN 10 tne ravages OF the pestilence In Nor
ioss, portsmouth, and other places.
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IMPORTANT GRANGE OF HOURS OF
HEPARTURE


TNHE Changes in the Departure OF the TRIMS
II from Baltimore for Philadelphia a4d Netc
York, to take effect on MONDAY the oath inst .
require that ALL THROUGH TICKETS FROM
WASHINGTON 10 those places must be sold by
the Two Trains leaving Washington at 9 a m
and p. m. only.
The : 4 a. ~: and IL p. IN. Trains viii continue
To run nom Washington 20 Baltimore as usual
and will stop at the Way Stations between Wash
ington and Baltimore
The Trains from Baltimore for Philadelphia
now leave as follows. viz:
Atsa m and $50 ?. m, instead Of and n
a. m, and p. as before.
UTPASSENG Frs FOR THE WEST win
continue 10 take the 4. m. and 20 y N. Trains
from Washington, making close come tion at
the washington Junction, e. Relay House,'')
with the Trains from Baltimore for Wheeling,
Columbus, Cincinnati, Louisville, Dayton, In
dianaPolis, st. Louis, Cleveland, Toledo, De-
troit, Chicago, &c.
For these, and for ell other important places in
the West, THROUGH TICKETS are sold at
the Washington Station, where baggage will be
checked for Wheeling direct
yNO. II. DONE,
Master OF Transportation.
THOMAS II. PARSONS.
sep 22-d6t Agent at Washington.
Intelligence, Union, and Sentinel-6t.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-25

" When the day breaks" what becomes
of the fragments?
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ACTiNG MIDsHIPMEN passing through
"A Washington, en- route for the Naval Acade-
my Annapolis, will please call at our establish.
ment and leave their orders for their OUTFIT 322
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS
WALL K STEPHENS,
sep 25-3t Contractors Naval Academy
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PLEASANT RESORT.
SPR NC GARDEN

(F0RMERLY FAVIER'S GARDEN1
On M Strtet, bssteeer Ssreafseath 4 Eigkssesfk.
nfhNED every day IN the week, and on sun
" day. No spiritcns liquors allowed but Cof-
zee, Chocolate, Ice Cream, &c, viii be for sale
Weber's Brass Band will perform every Mon
DAY and Thursday evening, beginning al about ,
O'Clock. Admittancp free an 1e-arn
HeRSE ESTBAY.-Csme 20 the premises Of
H the subscriber, on Saturday, a dark bay
which the owner VIII eFquiTe for at the corner OF
Q and 9th streets, First Ward, or three miles
from the city, on tie Plney Brrheh Road proving
property and paying charges, when The said horse
VIII be delivered 10 him. =. ID. FlNCKEL.
sep 2i-3t
OYSTERS! OYSTERS: in every strie OF
W cooking, are now served up daily at
sep H-I GATHERS SALOON
NOTICE I'd TRAVELLERS FOR TEE EAST.
- * go = -
IMPORTANT GRANGE OF HOURS OF
~ q a an 4 ~
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RNOTICE.-In consequence of the re-
49, commentator of our Corporate Author
tiles, that " w ednesday next the 25th instant be
set apart as a day OF fasting, humiliation and
prayer" cur Office will be closed on that day,
aud persons having notes then falling dle at our
Otice, will please attend to them previously.
Signed, RIGGS & co.
seD 2i-2r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-25

VNHACKEkAY's "NEwCOMES,. Com.
Il Piete.-The Newcomes: Memoirs Of most
Respectable Family. Edited by Arthur Pender.
mis-, Esq. 2vo's. So. 1875 u = -
The Araucanians; or Notes of Tour among the
Indian Tribes Of Southern Chill By Edmond
Rayel Smith, OF the u s. Navy Astronomical
Expedition in Chill. 81.
Just published, AT for sale at si-2
TAYLOR & MAURY,S
sep2f ear Bookstore, near 9th street,
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Hs BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,
FLA WAsHINGToN, Sept. "a, 1s55.-The Cor
porate authorities of Washington having recon-
mended Wednesday, the 18th instant, as day of
fasting, humiliation, and prayer, this Bank will
not then be open for general business. 1t is re.
quested that notes due at Bank on that day be paid
on the day previous An officer, however, will
remain at the Bank till o'clock, p. m, to receive
payment for such notes as may not have been at.
tended to. sep2E1
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FIRST GRAND MILITARY, CIVIC, CLUB,
AND FIREMEES BALL
Ben Franklin Target Company.

V,HE BEN FRANKLIN TARGET cOMPA-
l. NY take great pleasure in announcing to theil
friends and the public generally, that their
FIRST ANNUAL BALL
Will taSe place az Carusi's Saloon, on MONDAY
EVENING, October Sjh, 1S5S.
The members Of the Company viii spare nell
ther time expense In making their arrange
ments, TO give general satisfaction 20 al those
who may honor them with their presence.
Esputa's celebrated Band has been engaged for
the occasion.
Tickets 81, 70 be had Of anv Of the Committee
Of Arrangements, and at the door ON the evening
of the Ball I'D u -e a. ..gs--. *
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Mile Teresa Parodi
Begs leavsto a nounce that she win give
ONE CT AND CONCERT,

On SATURDAY EVENING, September %,
AT CARUSPS SALOON,
On which occasion she viii be assisted by
Signora AMALIA PATTI SThAkOsCh.
the distinguished Contra Alto; and
signor LEONARDO,
the eminent Baritone.
MAURICE STRAKOSCH, the great Pianis',
Musical Di ector and Conductor
Admission ONE DOLLAR. Seats msy be se-
cured, begianing on Wednesday, at Mr.. Davis's
Music and Piano Store. sep asst
fSeatinell
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Tho President, on his departure tomorrow
for the Pennsylvania State Agricultural Fair,
at Harrisburg, will be accompanied by the
Hon. j. CLANCY Jones, On behalf of the State
Agricultural Society, who invited him, and
Sidney Webster, Esq, his private Secretary
We presume from what We have learned that
the precise day of his return TO Washington is
uncertain.
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PAPER HANGiNGS, &c

SeUeBth Street, merit door TO odd FelIotcs Hall.
I MARKRITER would call the attention of his
30 friends and the public TO his selection Of new
patterns Of PAPER Hangings, Window Shades.
Borders, Curtain Papers, COrnices, Bands, Tas-
sells, Cords, &c. Acknowledging past fsvors, he
will endeavor TO merit continuance OF the same.
sep 25-ecGt
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DIS, oLUTION DE CoPARTNERSHIP

hISt ULUTKUN CF CUPANTNERSHlP
~ The partnership heretofore existing between
VIM. FL. Brereton & Samuel Brereton, Of the firm
Of Brere.on Bro engaged In the Grocery bust.
ness, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Persons indebted to the late firm are earnestly
requested to close their accounts with VIM Henry
Brereton, who assumes all liabilities, and by
whom the business will hereafter be nducted
at the old and well-known stand, on the corner of
F and 9TH streets, opposite the Patent Office.
WEI II. BRERETON,
sep 25-2awlm SAM. BRERETON.
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5sL~S,AID FOR THE ORPHANS ATNOR-
J>Ss FOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.-ST
MATTHEW'S CHURCH, Notice is hereby
given that their will be Religious Service for
the occasion on TUESDAY EVENING next,
18th instant, to commence at * o'clock precisely
/. The Rev. JOHN p. DONELAN will preach, and
the Choir will perform the whole CT Rossini's
celebrated Stabat Mater, with other suitable Sc
ctions. During which, a collection will lie
taken for the object above specified.
sep 2i-6td
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NOTICE.-An persons are cautioned against
~ negotiating a sight drafl for $500; dated July
1855, drawn by Hamilton 6 FAINT, Esq Banker,
Washington, on Messrs. r w. CLARK, Dodge e.
Co., New York, in favor of Thomas Roach, since
deceased, payment Of the same having been
stopped.
JAMES c. wHEEDEN,
Administrator and Treasurer Of the
sen 25-3ix -
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
I OST LAND WARRANTS.-Land warrant
~ y o. II 63l for 100 acres, issued TO Mary nj
Adams, and No. 1851 for 100 acres, issued to Lu-
cretia Smith, under act of March 3D. 1885, also No.
% ,923, for 30 acres, issued to r. Carpenter under
act of 1850, having been lost between this city and
Philadelphia, notice is hereby given that at the
proper tisne application will be made to the Com
missioner OF Pcnsiors for duplicates OF the same
The above being filed ont ia my name with a
power of attorney attached, authorizing Mr. Benz
{. Eastman, Of w isconsin, to locate them.
G, C. WILLARD.
sep 25-Tu5w
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE ISrgRIoR

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Once Indian Affairs, September "a, 1s55.
SEALED proposals, endorsed " Proposals for
~ Indian Goods, /" will be received at the Once
of Indian Affairs, Washington city, until no
o'clock, a. m, on Wednesday, the 3lst day az
October next, for furnishing goods for the In
with various Indian tribes and other Indian pur-
poses, asfollows:
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ALL Wool M0USSELINES,
ENXCEEDIN6LY WASH.
IL INGTnN STORE

ALL WOOL M0USSELINES,
EACEEDlN6LY CHEAP-AT The WASH
H IN6TON STORE
Irish Linens fom 12k cents 10 81 2S per ward
Col French Flannels, less than cost,
Bleacte1 C5ttohs, very superior brands for
family use, from * TO lSx cents,
Linen handkerchief. only - Is c,s 10, soze,
Napkins, Linen Il able Cloths, Table Linen,
And erea, variety OF other Goods, which we
are selling very low 20 change the business
WASHINGTON STORE.
No 10, opposite Centre Market.
sep zS--a lOrganl
E0R BOsToE-The Schooner Abhv IIrAs-
u ley has arrived, and win have quick -
despatch Tor the above port. For freight CT
apply to HARTLEY q BROTHER-
sep 2l-5t l0l Water street, Georgetown.
ME! LiME!-Always on hand AZ Wash
~ ington Lime kilns, a superior q ality Of wood
ooinI Lime also, fine quality Of Calcined Plas-
yer, cement, and Heir. kilns between The upney
ana lower Bridge, near Georgetown
epHlClwx w. II. Cooley Il CO.
Just RECEIVED, and keep constantly-os-
-. goods Indian CholagOgue, Rowand's fonIc
Minnfe, Ooer's Fever aud Ague Specific, Keen
er's Fever and Ague Powders Kidwell's Canal
90; 90, Fever and >Ague Go, and all the Fever
and Ague Remeoies In use. Also, a large and
me stock Of DRUGS, FANCY GOODS, PER-
fUMERY, &c, &C.
o, BOSWELL, DRUGGIST.
Md. sv. and 7th St, and az and f SIS.
sep 21-1m
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Appointed.-Akin Evans has been appointed
Register of the Land Office at Vandalia, ILL.,
nois, vice Andrew j. Gallagher, resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-25

The Departmsnts.-Last evening, orders
were issued for closing the several Depart
ments in this city tomorrow, in accordance
with the recommendation of the city authori-
ties that the day in Washington shall be spent
in fasting end nrayer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-25

MAD'LE DE BoYE
ul HAS REMOVED
TO Mrs farris's Boarding House, southeast corner
Of and Thirteenth streets. sep 2a-At
SUPERIOR TABLE AND POCKET CUT
- lery, Razors, Scissors, &c, positively low az
the HousekeePers' Furnishing Store. a9d Seventh
street. G. FRANCIS
sep22
Two PHYSlCIANS.-A Physician about Co
:, - leave this city, wishes 10 dispose Of his
morse ana Buggy, Library, Instruments, &c.
once. sen D. a,s
- EANANTS OF BOMBAzISE.-weh have
~ on hand large lot Of Remnants OF the above
goods, which cost from s. Nc. to 81 SO per yard.
They will be sold very cheap Come and see
them. WASHINGTON STORE.
sep 2-d No 10, opposite Centre Market.
SOMETHING SEw.-Japanned Iron Clothes
- Stands, durable and convenient article for
the nursery and ordinary use, with a general as
sortment OF Housekeeping Articles at 40 Seventh
street. a. FRANCIS
sep -
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ICE! iCE!-Just received Per brig Mason B.
Davis and schooners SuwasSet end Henry Nav,
40 tons first quality Boston Ice.
l.. ]. MIDDLETON,
Office and Depot, corner of F and 18TH sts
25-e12yy
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ANsCOTT GUARDS, ATTENTION-You
"a "a are hereby ordered to appearat your arInory
III M Columbia Place, TUESDAY EVENING,
~ ~ September 25ih, at O'Clock, in full winter
uniform, for parade.
Every member who feels an interest in the vel.
fare Of the Company, is expected to be present.
ID A. JAMESON, Captain.
JOHN KEYwORTH, o. ). sep N-2t*
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,@sMaRf LAND INSTITUTE ExHIBI-
G~E-a TION.-Speciai Notiee.-The Hall of
the Institute will be opened on MONDAY, Sep
TENDER 9th, ard continue open daily, from a.
n. 20 70 p. m, until Thursday night, for the re-
premium at the Exhibition. Objects Intended for
exhibition only need not be brought in until Fri
day and Saturday. 1t is particularly requested
that Goods for competition, IL ready, win be en-
tered carly in the week, TO prevent confusion on
Wednesday and Thursday.
The Railroad Company will carry to Baltimore
and return all articles for this Exhibition free of
charge. ]. +. MEREDITH,
sep 2i-3t Superinteodent
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51-,NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
ss~~Ea Those persons who have ALREADY sub
scTi5ed, and al others who wish to take stock in
the new Building Association, are requested to
me ct at Temperance Hall on nett SATURDAY
EVENING, a "a o'clock, for the purpose of or.
ganiZiBg the association. sep A-td
7s---s-S-, 1.-THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES
De F n II COMPANY respectfully an.
nounce 20 the citizens Of Washington their fnten-
ton OF giving 6 RAND BALL on Tuesday, the
9th Of November next. A programme will here
after be published. sep 22-eotf
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| ANEW LOT OF Perfamery Just opened at
q, JOHN +. ELLIs's. -
ss.r.,sr near 10Th sc,
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STAINED AND ENAMELLED GLASS,
- of al styles and sizes, furnished in patterns
TO suit purchasers. Z. H. SIMS,
Plumber, $40 Seventh street,
sep 25-eO2w opposite Intelligencer Office
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CLASS No. L.
Maekiade Blankets and DRY Goods.


400 pairs 8 point white Mackinac blankets. 10
measure 60 by ~ inches, and weigh 8 lbs
$500 pairs 2H point white Mackinac blankets 10
measure "a by Go inches. and weigh lbs
1000 pairs 2-point white Mackinac blankets, TO
measure 20 by Sc inches, and weigh X lbs
1000 pairs Y point white Mackinac blankets. 10
measure 80 by 80 inches, and weigh X lbs
: go pairs 1-point white Mackinac blankets. TO
measure - by 40 inches, and weigh 3 X lbs
300 pairs g. point scarlet Mackinac blankets, to
measure 60 by ~ inches, and weigh lbs
800 pairs 2K point scarlet mackinac blankets to
measure 81 by 66 inches. and weigh lbs
100 pairs 3k point green Mackinac blankets, to
measure GO by 81 inches, and weigh 10 lbs
300 pairs 3-poiut green Mackinac blankets, to
measure 50 by ~ inches, and weigh 8 lbs
200 pairs 2n point green Mackinac blankets to
measure 81 by 60 inches. and weigh lbs
100 pairs 3x-pont Gentinella blue Mackinac
blankets, to measure GO by 81 inches, and
weigh 10 lbs
400 pairs 3-point Gentinella blue Mackinac
blankets, to measure 90 by ~ inches, and
weigh lbs ....'
300 pairs 2H point Gentinella blue Mackinac
blankets, to measure 81 by sc inches, and
o;,rb a
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