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Karknts.

New YoRR, Sept. 25Flour is dull, with decline Of l21s
centssaes of $500 barrestraght State ST 9i western
canal 81 81; southern SIS so SIS 65. Wheat is rmsaes
of TO- 600 bushels southern white So 0 81 OF red 81 95
Corn rnisale Of 20 900 busheswestern mixed, ST a
Ss cents Pork is unsettledsales Of 500 bbsmess, So
7o Beef unchanged and rmrepacked Chicago, Sic 80
ST. Whiskey is steady at 40S4 ccnts-
BALTIMORE Sept. 25.--Four is firm, with upward
tendency, and City Mills has advanced ~ censsales of
leo mills sold for 81 s715 Howard street is
held firmly at IS. Grain wheata slight supply and in
good denlaudales Of white at 81 85 81 reds, 81 rs
81 IS. Corn dull with light supply and prices
changed-white and yellow, IS 90 cents Provisions
unchanged and but little DONG Bacon Ia scarcely firm
for days past shoulders, II l21s Sides 1917
cents Mess pork has declined sales at SCI per bb bulk
sides, Il cents. Lard nominal at liz ll94 cents.
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ny JAMES q. mcGUIRE. Auctlonser.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYI,
vana known Fiins Hotel, public
Tuesday aenoon October 3D. ~ O'Clock precc shall
sell OF lot No. ., No. Yaf fronting inches
on Pennsylvania avenue between i3 and 4
back i3s feet 10 30 feet paved alley
ments, consisting Of handsome brick house
with back buildings, brick coach house, STABLE Ac
Tho house built OF very Handsomely I'm
issd throughout with marble manes in The principal
the building The building
large and airy wide halls below
the back building contains six good roos large run
ming the full depth.
In the yard is falling csten Of besides
lent te whole enclosed with wn
and Handsomely Ornamental with s,rubbery. sE4s6N
This property avoraby known and has been occupied
three Mr. G. W. Flint
from its location, being within few seps Theatre
distance in
the better adapted for the business for which
oupied. tt1t tt# Nnf .s. ssE ..tt ET l
Tems One thtd cash. The time deferred nav
wilt be made known the sale. 't'
j. G.. MCGUIRE,
sept 1o--endads Auctioneer.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
STATE DEPARTMENT..

The Port Of HopJargjts Commerce, dc.A correspond
emit writing from Hamburg Germany under date of the 5h
nst that the direct imports to this port from the
United States show great falling off from last season and
that most American vessels brought cargoes (osy sugas
from Cuba, destined via Prussia, for Russia The exports
have also been much less than last year. but few American
vessels leaving for home ports drecmos of them leaving
ballast for English ports to load coal iron Several
ships took low long charters for South American
ports.
port sad will hardly be half large last year and
he adds: "There being American shipping houses
Hamburg it will always be difficult for flag the reg-
lar Hamburg passenger lines must first be led to patci
pate fairly in this trade"
In the article of sapere destined for Russia the Ameri
flag had the preference when coming from home ports
but generally the Hamburg flag and property being exempted
from the Stade-toll dues this cannot be the case
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BY ). Q. MCGUIRE. Auos,oneer.

BY y. g. MCGUIRE. Auctioraoor.
SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE, RARE AND BEAUTi
full oil paintings French and sevre china. acon
Tbursdey morning October Air. shall sell,
Of and Fifteenth streets at the residence q Mr. evers
tho Netherlands (who about country
hs furniture aud household effects, comprising ~
walnut hair spring French sufa
70 oak pIusl-seat chairs s4NHeF@r
, walnut morocco covered chairs 4 .sstl-5a{
Elegant carved rosewood marble top sidebo,rd
superior solid mahogany extension dining table
Marblc-iop centre table, card tables tttl
Splendid bronze table service, comprising plateau flower
"A. frut stands, kc.
Rich gold and purple band French china dinner sci. 100
pieces was
Beautiful evres and French china cups and mugs
Crystal cut glars decabters wines
Chnnpagnes cordial, finger bowls stt
Ten oh paintings of the Dutch school by Jordcans Comes
Mohhascn, Louis Meyer, Wynaents, Others, beautiful
specimens OF art, aud undoubted originals
Velvet, Brussels, and Il rec ply carpets
Cbintz curtains, shades lounge T4e tes.4
Cottage chamber set, single iron bcdsicsds e
Vesy superior hair mattresses, bureaus
Excellent cooking s0ye radiator
Copper cooking utensils, kitchen furniture, &c.
The articles nearly
been ussd and furniture made by Roux very
rior. =
Terms $40 and under, cns and
ninciy days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed interest
JAS. G. Mcguire,
Sept 23--d Aucionssr
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ny ,. q. MCGUIRE. Auet.onesr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCHANGE HOTEL.-By virtue OF
l. dsed Of trust from David A. Hail. dated the lei day Of
Auaus, ,uy recorded the land records Of WASHINGTON
county, IN The District OF columbia, Ltbe W. b. No 95 oe-
lso 6i Ia and l63 the undersigned will SELL at public auction,
Monday, tho Lot day OF 0ctobc 1885, O'Clock fol-
lowing parcel of lying and being in the Of Washing
known OF and s. in 400, being
which by the Bank Of Washington
aid David Hall BY deed bearing even date with ihc deed q
Aforesaid and aGeeaby the description and limits
forth in the said deed the said David A. Halt, with
incpts thereon
This
and i well Known the "Exchange iiotc.v
The Onetbird paid within
from the day Of SALE aud the balance in three
and twelve
sale secured ~ deed N
the ~ The purchaser. OF
piled within
resell at the risk and the defasns purchaser
ereuon.
| Sale TO take place in front OF the premises.
ft JAMES ADAMS, Trustee.
| JAS, y. MCGUIRE,
seFls-e AucuoneoE,
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by ). Q. mc0UImE. Auc.,on.sr.

EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
II al aacon-on Monday ming October LIST, O'Clock
No 333 Ninth second this mt
and effects Of gentleman declining
Handsome walnut spring divans, with parlor chairs 10
N tt&
Rosewood marble top table fat
Walant etagere, fancy tables and chairs
Excellent Venetian blinds. shades, curtains
Velvet carpet, large quantity Of sursrior mating
Star rods aud oilcloih
Mahogany sofa, card tables 5ls # 9ssa
Solid mahogany dining table
Needham's patent sofa bed, superior artirls
Walnut marble top sdeboard dining chsirs aat' t&
Silver plated act, casters, spoons and turks
China and gass~ are, clocks china I'll a.1ae
Walnut and mahogany bedsteads s4f,
Marble top and plain bureaus. uashstands
Excellent culled,aif and hush mattresses
Bolsiers and pillows, toilet
Cane-seat cottage chairs, waiGu. cib.
Bronze hat rse, astral lamp
KisteIbock cooking 4fF7a
Superior refrigerator "Gt .a. taFst#
Radiator and aiT-tight chamber stoves Fl
Together with an e1ceen, assortment Of kitchen requisites
Tarns $50 under, so and 90
days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, hearing
JAS. Z, MCGUIRE t
Sept a5--d Aucticncer.
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Sep 80 -d,elhoc.

Vh00 AEWAHD--Ran away Sunday night the o3d
inst, before - O'Clock, from The subscriber residing
hncksnr montgomery county Maryland negro
Maria Wc;ms about fifteen q age muIaito some
small tcks gu her face, slender person. inclined
20 o sandy Her parents Free and reside
., y IT'S evident that sha taken BY
rage, aud probably white man, may be eaed
bcyoad the limits Of the State Naryisad 7---~
WIN give the above reward tor her apprehension and
that get her again. q. M PRICE
Eep men, +
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MECHANICS AND LApoRERs WANTED AT NEwAsEA cry
We copy the following from the Nebraska News, of tho
Sib instant
"During the next six weeks over thirty dwelling
viii be erected in Nebraska city. We know this TO be a
progressive fact and that the said dwelling houses
of capital and Of taste THIS will he great improve
ment to young and growing city, and We can then
boast Of being more than twice II not thrice as large
any other city In Nebraska
Everybody is wide-awake and hard at work in Ne
braska city, and here illustrating the fact that
ergy and industry build cities much faster than guberna
toral patronage or legislative enactments
We want now this day, at Nebraska city one hundred
laborers and mechanics 10 whom good wages and
steady employment viii be given Let eastern cx-
changes copy this for the benefit OF the thousands who are
now starving In the great cities Of the Union for the
OF employment And let everybody who work pack
Nebrsskafho outlet for Laramie Kcarney, and Cafor-
na-the place oa places this side Of the Rocky noun
tains--NrsaAsKA cirylH
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-4sA a snB TEsAsuHr DxrAELaxsr, August ., &c.
Notice Is hereby holders
BY The act Of Iso redeemsbe November
too that the whole will be purchased by
tbs department time November neat
Tor which per cent premium will be paid addition the
oppressed in The certificates.
And 10 the bosrrs OF the stocks OF the United
States, thai PURCHASES Ut ts 600
also be made during The period following
For Stock ofe loan Of le4 premium Of per
OF the OF le1 and 1885, per cents and Tor
stock issued under the act Of 1885, commonly called
nifty stock, premium Of six per cent.
Interest viii also be allowed, the stipulated
Gates, o July day OF settlement here ona
day in addition enable the Trcnsurer dram parry.
Certificates transmitted this under present
ce should be day assigned the United States BY The party
tied TO receive the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks will be made upon
ant heaaures ~ boston New York; Philadelphia The parties
entitled TO receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Aug 4-diitNovU INTEL Star.
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NOrrCEWc have , appointed Mr. John scriyener
cctor Of for establishment Those persons ndb
ed Cor hills
respectfully will be called upon
5crivelrr hiy name
OF the Arm We will be prepared
ther dcay, IS II is natter Of great Importance 10
Sept 20--IOuf ~ CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, h Co
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Everett House.

North Side Of Union Square, New York.
THIS establishment, erected the prominent
fo Park New York affords, approaching 6oish and
completed. viii combine skin
70 render il the desirable hotel yet constructed.
The propeors Of this establishment
iho house will Dr. the first of October The
daton public.
Applcations will be parties wishing
arrangements for tbe winter months
The pabic patronage il respectfully solicited.
CLAPP s. JoSLlN.
HAwLxy ID. CLAPr, .v..s
A. G. JosLiK.
Sep 2t--d3m M
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BY ELE Il A PHI .
Tha ph;ia5,ipa;a Roufoo9

PHLADELrniA Sept. 2SThc Philadelphia Railroad Com
pany has refrigerated from its late and taken
up the old schedule Of starting hours The Post Office De-
partment has been notified to that effect.
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F.ciqht Tar Burnt.

BosTos Sept 25.The freight attached TO the steam
boat train the Stonngton railroad burnt this
ing with all its contents including the New York newspape
mails. 1t7t
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PnLApELpHIA, Sept 25.-Mlle Parodi has been induces
to repeat her concert here Thursday night and in
quence bias postponed her concert in Washington until Sat
urday night
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT..

appointment Of RegisterMr, Akin Evans to be register
of the land office at Vandaa, Illinois, the place Arthur
G. Gallagher, resigned.
Patents GroaedThe issues Of patents for the week end
ing Tuesday, September rs, 1856, as follows:
Patents - %
Reissue l
Total ~
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ny Il. 5. WRIGHT,

ny II. ). WRIGHT, Georgetown.
poRTo RICO SUGAR AT AUCTION.--On Friday next The
2eh Instant ai ~ O'Clock, r. A. D0dees warehouses
the balance of The Of baTque WIN. Chase. Ponce
EDW. Is. WRIGHT,
Sep 2G--dts Aucuoncer, Georgetown r
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ny ). q. MCGUIRE, Auc.leneer.

TVRUSTEEs' SALE or STEAMER UNIoN.-on Thursday sen
TENDER a0s, 1885, u O'Clock by deed trust
Tearing date The 18Th day of June 1885,
No. ~, o0s 16o, seq, Washing
ton county in The District O. Conmba tho undersigned viii sc
callee The Unon present running ferry
between this city and Ale xandria. ~ A 7 Aa'8taY
This but Washington city
I62 in length breadth Of beam = feet inches depth Of hold 10
inches She al 1925
enrolment Her seventy
engine built by Smith Perkins Aeynndn
la. She either end foremost and very
ing and unloading freight. 'N3h AHt
half tue rsduc months salisfac-
torily endorsed note, benriDg interest. s
CHARLES q. MILLS,
CHRISTOPHER INGLE, ituS'ces'
JAS. G. MCGUIRE
Sep 5-dM Auctonccr.
Tho salc postponed, Of The rain,
Thursday, September 27h, At - O'Clock place.
CHAS. g. MILLS, Ar
CHRISTOPHER iNGLE, Ai"''oeS'
JAS. U. MCGUIRE
Sop al--d Auctoncsr.
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posr orrrcE DEPARTMENT.

Mem Post O0iccs.-The following new post Offices have
been established, and the following named gentlemen ap
pointed postmasters by the Postmaster General:
Stones Bag, Onslow county, North Carolina; Jarrot
Elm Grove Rockingham county, North Carolina; Rich
Guys, Ware county Georgia; William Guy, poatmas
ter.
Pine Mountain Rabun county, Georgia. James Bilngsly
Ijr postmaster.
Aspasga Gadsden county, Florida L. c. Armistcad post
Mount Pleasant, Gadsden county Florida Geo. W. Fogg
postmaster.
Linton Bluff, Darlington county, South Carolina; Jared
Woodham postmaster.
Syracuse, Mcgs county, Ohio; John p Caphart, post
Clokey Washington county Pennsylvania, re established
and Samuel Ciokey appointed postmaster.
chaage Of Name and Site Of Post O4fcesThe names and
sites of the following post offices have been changed:
oney Furnace to enap, Armstrong county, Pennsylva
place of John McCrea, resigned.
The Brackenvlc has been changed to Port Su-
van, Milan county, Texas
Post Offices observation-disclosures following post Offices have
been discontinued:
Walker, Walulla county, Florida
Walnut Greek, Nebraska Territory
Round Prairie Lamar county, Texas. hH
Line Creek, Montgomery county, Alabama
bona Ana, Dona Ana county, New Mexico.
Nee Post 06ice APpointneiy.-The following named gen
temen have boon appointed postmasters
George Cooper Mount Jackson Lawrence county Penn
syl yania, in place Of John L. Hays, resigned.
Robert Rothrock, Caledonia Elk county Pennsy lvana,
IN place OF Charlotte Parkhurst, moved away.
Andrew H. Venabe, Prince Edward q. H.. Prince Ed
ward county, Virginia. in place Of r. w. CROWN resigned
John Weikcrtz Green Mount, Adams county,
MIA in place of Daniel Keeouvrc removed.
Levi A. u. Duckett, Spring Greek, Buncombe county
North Carolina, in place Of George G. Askew removed
Nathan Camp, Fairburn, Fayctte county, Georgia, in
place Of Benjamin i. Dykes resigned.
r. N c. Ware Kingston, GAGS county, Georgia. in place
Of james q. Hatcly resigned.
Thomas w. Cboate, Wallace, Jones county, Georgia in
place OF John h. Drew, resigned
David T. White, Congers, Newton county, Georgia in
place Of Graves u. Almond, resigned.
Willis g. Cilds Cofnu Copis Jones county, Georgia in
place of Abran d. Jones, resigned.
Samuel Murphy, Mount Carmel, Henry county Georgia,
in place of Sprpi,l.
b. w. Abery, Beleview Rusk county Texas in place of
James d. Scssu,ns, resigned.
@. G. Shelton Woodville, Jackson county, Alabama, Ia
place of Robert i. Mackey, resigned.
Robert I. Smith, Wedowee Randolph county, Alabama in
place Of Il. II. W. Gwn, resigned.
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Now Open, at Odd Fellows Hail.
Dr. BEALEs GRAND MAMMOTH PANORAMA
or American, English, and Danish
Is. Is SEARCHES FOR SIR JOHN FRANKLIN,
In The Arctic regions.
In connexion with which will be exhibited exhibition s
SIEGE AND BoMBARDMENT OF sEBAsTopoi.
Painted BY Geo Hclse GAG. Of Philadelphia
Exhibition evening At o'clock Wednesday ana sato
day O'Clock. 4faase
Tickets, W centsj children, IAN cents.
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G. G. & A. ID. MoGinnis,

ArroRHHrs oouAssLLoas.Ar-LA
Baaroq, Teras.
pARTCULAR attention given the collection dsbi
1 investigation land titles.
Good references can be given desired,
sep b-wp3m
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MARRIED.

On the 2i, inst St Matthew's Church, by JAMES
DoHEAs, EDWARD DOLAN Of Providence Rhode Island,
MAPY ANN MAHg, youngest daughter OF JANIS MAnER
OF this city. ta5stat
On the Goth inst, by Rev. H. DAY. Mr. CHARLES FENTON
to Miss MARY WILLARD, both Of Prince William county
guia.
by the The 9Th inst, WASHINGTON BELL MARY
GATES, both Of Alexandra, Virginia. as,sa5
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NOTICE TO TRAvELI.EKs Foa the Easr-


INFORMANT CHANGE or HOURS OF DEPARTURE
YHE changes IN the departure Of from Baltimore yo
= Philadelphia ard New York. 10 take
a4,n instant require that ALI THROUGH TICKETS FROM
WARRINGTON those places by The two trains
envng washington al ., u, M, and ), p. m, only.
Inc q, A. M aud i'll
inson TO baltimore usual,
between Washington and Baltimore
The
viz: ts.,g0s ri. 80 $3.50 - '0''V'',
Z, m, before, 80 49, '''' 'u
or PASSENGERS FOR THE WEST win continue 10 ,aka
thS o. a. M, and 43O, trains FROM Washngton makp e
connection As he washington Junction e. Relay our VITA tito
VILE Dayton, Indanspo'is st. LOUIS Cleveland Toledo Detroit
For these, and for all other Important places In The WAR
baggage win be checked for Wheeling direct. 1850
n g#6.s.a JOHN II. DONE
Master OF Transportation.
Sept e3-det A lAt Ees'.' Agen, at Washn,stou.
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CAhD.-WALTER HARPER would respectfully notify his
n cnd custonsrs, generally that he haa
and beautiful Of
at acs fahloa and from
stocks In New York.
u will afford much pleasure to exhibit varieties all who
may favor with o c lssTl..s.tt
Pennsyvhna avenue, between 9Th and 10Th streets.
Sept ls-3isodf #f
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u5-First Prssbytcrian Church, Ia street.-Rsv. Dr.
Sunderland may he expected deliver discourse this
this morning. at IL O'Clock on The Lessons Of Proyidsnal Judg
meu,s.n &
SenlE
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BY ). G. MCGUIRE. Auc,,onssr.

- BY y. &. MCGUIRE. AucttOneer.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
II public aucuon.On 1uesday morning, October O. 10
o'clock residence OF hagudcr buildings
Gndshy's Penn, avenue aoh
comPrsnE- uya
Suite u walnut plush colorcd parior furniture
Rosewood man bie-top centre table
Walnut writing cabinet what not tt3
Chinese ieapoys, reception chairs, fancy tables
Bamboo, extension, and reclining cl,irs
Pair Of four light gilt gas chandeliers
French plato pier md oval mirrors
Oil paintings, China vases, clocks NJ
Walnut cxiensiou dining table
Mahogany sofn, chairs sidcboard
Brussels, three ply, and vsnitinn carpets
Excellent mating, ocotb, rugs
Mahogany French bsdsteHds, wardrobes
Do dressing Bureau washstands
Handsome
Elegant green and gold Gnameled chamber suite
cotngc walnut and oak
Superior iair and husk t8at.s.
Boisics and pillows, blankets, sheets
MaFseilrs quilts toilet
Window ebsdss, cornice curtains az M.
French China dinner and tea ware, glass
Silver plated cnstors fre tIfE Et..
Hall and chamber fixtures
Fnpstitr coax stove and fixtures, Tin safe,
Together with q chem
Terms a3t and uuds
for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest
sep0a-d Aaciopesr.
+ + 4 F +
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TO THE PUBLIC,

TO THE PUBLIC.
OUR FLAMING MILL daily operation and prepared TO a
mi, work o. all descriptions IN manner
nave IN store large lot Of superior English ah AZ
plcks also and - white pine, Carolina and Eastern Shore
Eastera Shore Joist all lengths
Of white lumber seasoned ready working All Of
which VIII be sod at the lowest market price cash. 10 such
customers choose
Sept. 23-eoiw FITZHUGH COYLE & BROTtIER
OCCIDENTAL LOTWc have 40 pieces fine white bird eve
dapers cents per yard, well worth an, superior
for chdrsns
Twenty pieces Of the hnc numbers Of extra fine.
Cheap Scotch diapers, all widths and qualities.
Table diapers and damasks,
stylish patterns. wv e&
Napkins, towels, and towelings 10 endless variety
Linen shectngs and pillow linens, many bargains.
Pure Irish linens all qualities, Ireland
10 our orders by this means them pure nil and
good. -
We make the effort sell parest cheapest linen goods in
the market hence trade in the linen department vastly m
creased. .tt5t8&t tn &t#t8A5ss - =
A large LOT Of medium and blankets.
Fourteen dozen bed comforts.
Our slock Of goods those for general furnish
ing consumption, daily iepenished.
Constantly on hand at all
complete stock OF mourning goods asonishngly prices
One price only which precudes selling
to those who pay their bills when presented
Good ARTICLES low prce5 and dealing be relied
fts gt9a f} ai7 4fa3fa1 iut.s-
PERRY n BROTHER
4AeG sA# Central StoTes,'' building,
Bepll-lcteou Opposite Centre Market
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Grand Relief Concert

Grand Relief Concert
BENEFIT OF THE NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH SUI
FERERs.
THE dsnian Giee Club cizens
have determined 10 grand
object, a
1hs Euening, September NJ,
At cARUsI's SALOON
The which generously by liberal pro
pr1etor without chaYsc)
The Eoians happy that Prof j. Espu,a
uuteored his services for a solo the SAKE horn.
Az also the assistance of Espua band who win
perform OF their choicest music in full uniform.
In addition, they will have the kindly proered
known masters OF harmony,
THE WASHINGTON HARMoNiANS
THE LAsALLE INSTRUMENTAL TROUPE,
SO well and avoably known musicians community.
Mr.. JULIUS kECK, E
The inimitabie gutast, and
MIR. d. GRENEUP,
so vorab known ballad have also kindly
aid.
The confident that, talent
they viii be able present such has
eGIalled variety briIiancy.
j. Eputa will preside nj the which
Mr.. John Il. Ellis
Mr. H. Poknlorn has, with coinmcndablc ihcay contributed
the amount oftis bill for printing To swell the poceeds
be ared
divided the cities OF Norfolk and
Cards Of adissi"n 25 to be had
Stores aud at the Hall door The evening of the
Doors at o'clock concert TO commence at ~.
Sen 26--l
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NEW Fall aud Winter returned from,
IN the North with elegant stock goods
consisting Of superior oc,hs csssefes and vesng
all Of which snd resdy Tor nsp&eton
now prepared 70 manufacture hs bee and
styles ~ sho notice. WILLIAM TUCKER
sep i2--vcimA No, 10 Penusyivsnts svtuue.
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MADE fn Western Virginia, where Wool liz cheap
fabrics pfentiihlly.
We have received supply very superior and bright
plaid inseys, for woInen's
Aso coany made white wtd flannel article
drawers shirts. f
They direct from the factory Virginia.
esitatngly them the goods
pect tn perfect
goods will
charged 10 this market for fabrics vastly
10 bales and dtab tuied cloths, superior quality.
800 pairs blankets assorted.
cotous. - 800
Dealing largely goods qualities decided excal
lence for servants safely purchasers
unusual inducements.
One provsrbiaily low price only
Good articles, prces and fair dealing
tI4Cf
PERRY & BROTHER,
t5E#5etl Nd " Central - building,
Sep ll--lo,df oppo,ite Centre Market.