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Bontz, was sentenced 10 receive thirty nine
lashes and to be imprisoned six months.
The Gazette publishes this morning the City
Surveyors report of improvements since the
opening of spring, from which it appears that
Ia brick and Is frame buildings have been
commenced since that period. This is con-
siderable falling of from last year.
The railroads terminating here are pressing
on their business as vigorously as ever. Mr..
McWilliams, large contractor on the Alexan-
dria, Loudon and Hampshire railroad, has re-
Gently landed large number of spades, picks,
barrows, &C., for his work. The Madison, !"
locomotive, Just received on the Orange and
Alexandria road, is undergoing repairs. The
schooner Black Monster has laded a new loco
motive for the Central road.
Quarantine was yesterday established at
Jones' Point-W. B. Gregory, N. D health
officer; Capt. Joseph G. Moore, assistant.
The owners Of the steamer George Page have
entered into an arrangement with the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad Company, by which
the steamer is to run in connection with the
railroad, and at intermediate hours. Captain
James Guy is, we learn, to take charge under
the new arrangement, which will commence
as soon as the contractor, Mr.. H. r. Brad
shaw, has finished the slip between Cameron
and Queen streets, which the Company have
engaged.
Next Thursday the ladies engaged in the
Friendship Fire Company Fair held their pre-
liminary meeting at Sarepta Hall.
A writer in the Gazette, of this morning,
| says that he has conclusive evidence that the
body recently found opposite Alexandria is
neither that of DIR. Grant nor Dr. Thompson,
both of whom left Prince Georges afely.
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A SWORD FOR THE Knee THE SANDWICH
LsLANDs.-We have been shown a beautiful
sword, just completed by Messrs. Baldwin &
Co., manufacturers of jewelry of this city, for
Kamehameha, King of the Sandwich Islands
1t is certainly a very beautiful specimen OF
mechanical skill, executed at the order of the
Prime Minister, who is now i'm this country
after the drawings and specifications of the
King himself, and is intended to be used only
on State occasions. 1t is made in the form OF
metallic composition, richly gilt by electro
magnetism, and decorated through the whole
length with vine which grows luxuriously
on the Sandwich islands; near the top is en-
graved the coat of arms Of the king, bearing
motto in the native language-"UA MAU IA
EA Okla ALMA KA PoNo:" ''The life of the
land is dedicated forever to righteousness ~
The hilt is gracefully curved, and heavily
studded with precious stones including rubies,
emeralds, sapphires, and carbuncles, and
bears also the initial of the king. 1t is alto
gether rich and beautiful piece of bijouterie.
Neoark Daily AdUertiser
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,

WASHINGTON, d. C.
ssisy fourth annual course q Lectures win
1855, and end on the LIST March, 1885.
FACULTY,
THOMAS MILLER, III. D., &kosessar Of Anatomy
VIZ. P JaGssTos, NJ. D., Professor of obs,st.
RIGS, and Diseases Of women and children.
JOSHUA RILEY, M. D., Professor Of Materia Med
lea, Therapeutics and Hygiene
Jgo. FRED. NAY, NJ. D., Professor Of the princi-
pies and practice IF surgery.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ D., Professor Of Pathology
and practice Of medicine, and Of clinical med.
icne. -
LEWIS H. srRrsnn, NJ. D., Professor of chemis.
try and Pharmacy. =
THOMAS MILLER, M. D., DEAN.
Like most similar institutions in Europe the
desks from which the regular lectures are given,
and the words for clinical instruction are under
the same roof,
The entire expense for full course Lectures $50 90
Practical Anatomy by the Demonstration 80 10 90
Matriculating fee, payable only once........ 20
Idaaing expenses ~ Is 90
out charge.
The lectures viii be given In the afternoon and
evening, thereby enabling those engaged in busi-
ness during the morning hours to attend.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
B-Medical students desiring Situations al
resident student In the Washington InArmary.
Medical College, are requested 70 make applica-
ton by letter to Joshua Riley, NJ. D., Curator Of
the Washington Inarmary, who win give anv In
formation that may be desired
1t is unnecessary to state the great advantages of
residence In hospital for clinical Instruction
Those making early application WIN have prece.
dence. Six are to be chosen before the LIST OF Oc-
tober. iyQ-eotNovI
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GBoBGErowK, August IL. 1856

dDo1GEfoWE, August IL. 1880.
At an election held at the poor and work
house, by the trustees, on Tuesday last, Mr.
Duffy, the present superintendent of the es
adjustment, was reelected for the year end
ing August 1, 1856, and DR. II, Magruder wa,
elected attending physician.
The Georgetown Advocate of this morning
contains the proclamation Of Mayor Addison,
ordering the election to gil the vacancy in the
Board Of Aldermen to be held on next Thurs
day, the 18th instant. Thursday will, doubt
less, suit much better than Friday, the 18th.
the day first named; insomuch as tho camp.
meeting In Montgomery will commence on the
lTth, ana doubtless many voters who are right
on the goose question will leave with the
company on Thursday evening.
The public generally would thank some per-
son who Is skilled in Egyptian caricatures or
Chinese jugglery, to inform them what means
the strips OF paper which were strewn about
all the principal streets Of our city under
cover Of the darkness of last night. with the
words "Now q days. printed mon them
Probably it is the election returns from Louis.
vile.
The fine barque William Chase. Cant. Dorv.
is daily expected from st. Thomas with a cargo
of sugars for the Messrs. Dodge.
Our market was literally flooded this morn.
ing with fine fruits, vegetables, &c., at prices
as reasonable for the most of them rs could be
desired
The Offering of beef cattle at Drover's Res.
this week was small, not equal to the demand;
about 100 head (all that was offered) were
sold at s3.62iaS4.62t per 100 lbs. gross, equal
to 81 25as9.25 nett, being an increase OF Is
cents per 100 over last weeks pris> Old
sheep, good quality scarce, selling ut - per
head. Lambs sass per head.
NO change in tho -four or grain market since
our report Of yesterday. Wheat contin ues to
come IN very slowly. SPECTATOR.
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MAJ. JAMEs,s MILITARY DICrioN.

MAI. JAMES,S MILITARY DICTlON.
IVA ary. 900 pages, scarce, % SO
Capt Duckett's Neurological Military Diction-
airy, German, English and French, VOL,
octave, 50
campbell's Naval History Of Great Britain, 9 vol,
octave, % 50
Memoirs Of Admiral Sidney Smith, by Sir John
Barrow, + g., vols, octave, 81 IS
The Military Force Of Great Britain, by Baron C..
Dupin, 2 vols, octave, rs
Macarthur on Courts Martial, 2 vols, octave, finely
bound, 3 IS
Tytler on Military Law and Courts Martial, vol,
octave, fnely bound, IS
Aye on Courts Martial, l vol, SOC
The Military Acts and Articles Of War by Majo>
Hough, Judge Advocate, &c, vol, octsTo,
50 : - ~'o,
Glennie's Memoirs Of Campaigns, Battles, DC 1
Drinkwater's Siege Of GIBRALTAR. WI Zoe
Schimmer's Sieges Of Vienna, vol, dc
heais.s Manas. Of Military Geography, volume,
RIitish Military Biography from Alfred to Wei
lington, vol, IS cents
Lieut.. Col. Jebb, Royal Engineers, on strength
ening and defending Military Posts, Hoses
Hedges, Woods, Walls, &c, vol. MANY
engravings, IS cents
aus FRANCK TAYLOR.
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DIED..
DIED.
IN the 10th instant, CHARLES H. SMITH,

On the 10th instant, CHARLES H. SMITH,
In his Goth year.
The friends Of the deceased are respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral sunday afternoon at
streets.
This morning, at 1 o'clock, WATSON KIRK
HAM In the 18th year Of his age
MS friends and acquaintancrs, and the Stone
neral from his late residence, S54 New Jersey av.
enue, opposite Engine House, on Sunday morn.
ing, ct O'Clock.
On the sth instant, JOHN r., son Of Theodore
On the 10th instant, At 10 O'Clock p. m, THOS
eESSF ORD, In the 3oth year Of her age
His friends and those Of the family are respect.
fully requested to attend his funeral Tomorrow
er's residence, l4th street, between c and ID. =
On the sth instant, MARY IVES, in the AID
year Of her age, after lingering illness Of years
which she bore with christian foftitude.
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IThe Sultan's favorite dwarf, a man
about forty years old. and three feet high, q
few years ago took notion to marry, and ap.
Piled to the Sultan for a wife. The Sultan
gave him permission to 60 into his harem, and
take the one phom he could kiss. The dwarf
like all other men, was ambitious to have a
long wife. While the Sultan's five hundred
women, who knew the terms recording to which
the dwarf was permitted to choose, were laugh
ing at the manikin, he went up to one of the
tallest and handsomest of them, and struck
her a sudden blow on the stomach She col
lapsed with the pain, and, before she could re-
cover, he caught her by the neck and gave
her the dreaded kiss The Sultan kept his
word, and the tall beauty is now the mother
of the dwarf's children
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,nAkGAINs IN LACEs, RIBBONS, &c.

SAkCAlNS IN LACES, RIBBONS, &c.
Nv THE LADIES.-I win commence this day
= to sell OF my stock at cost, to make room Tor
all Goods Ny stock consists Of Straw and
Gimp Bohnets, Bonnet and Sash Ribbons, Cap
Trimming and Fancy Ribbon Laces, Embroid-
cries, Nets, Caps, Gloves, &c.
l name In part
Straw and Gimp Bonnets, 12kc. to Is
Straw Hats, Caps and Gipsies
Bonnet, Cap and Sash Ribbons all priczs
Emb'd Sets from 25c to SIS
Do Habits and Collars
DO Sleeves, l2k cents to ~ yair
Lace emb'd Sleeves anc Collar ....
Do Bands End veiIs H
Do Habits, falls and caps ..
Muslin do Eagings and Insertinss
SenDrlc 90 DO do
do 40 Bands and Fiouncinps
Muslin do do do
Linen emb'd Handkerchiefs
Plain and fg'd Nets
And a lot Of Dress Caps, which win b. cola
cheap to close them out
PenumeI,es, Soaps, Combs, Brushes and a lot
o. Fancy Notions Al. TATE
NO ga Pa. ave, betw. 10th and Ilth sts.
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MARSHAJ;s SALE.

Il N virtue Of writ Of Fiere Fae,as iss.aa f,,,r
= the Clerks cfice Of the Circuit Court a The
district OF Columbia for the county of Washinrtop
an and 10 me S',seied, shall expose to public sale
next, al the front Of the Court Mouse door y 10
O'Clock NJ the following property, viz !: All that
part OF lot No L. ip square No 762, beginning for
the said part OF said lot at the northeast Gomez of
with the line Of Pennsylvania Avenue % feet.
thence south westwardly 81 feet together with All
and singular the Improvements thereon. seized and
levied upon as the property Of Horatia X. Merry
man, and sold to satisfy Judicial No. 40, to OcssA
Der term 1sS4, in favor Of Peter H. Hooe h ia
J. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
JUST received At the Washington Store, No. Is
opposite Centre Market.
~ pieces beautiful styles calicoes, cost 10 ceau,
for6k
Gingham only 10 cents re
Yard wide Lawns 4 cents
Do do AGENTS
Besides the above DOR entire stock Of ssnmer
Goods, consisting Of plain and plaid BereUe,. do
do; Challies, Grenadines, Barge Robes, Barge
ae Lains, Lawns, &C, viii be sold without re-
gard 70 cost; We are determined to dispose Of
them by the LIST September 80 : :
Also, good assortment of Domestic Goods
winch we can sell as low rs any house in the city
The ladies are solicited TO call and examine the
ABOVE goods WASHINGTON STORE,
q. NO. u, opposite the Centre Market.
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A MAN Who COULD HELP HIMsELP-Aw ri.
ter in the Christian Witness says of the late
Bishop Griswold that one man in a thousand
ever gave SO little trouble to his friends. VIVA;
be could do for himself he allowed no one to
do for him. He was a newer of wood and
drawer Of water, made his own fires, polished
his own boots, carried his vslise, and did his
own errands.
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MARSHALL,S SALE.

L CLERKS Office Of the Circuit Court OF the Dis.
trict OF Columbia for the county Of Washington.
and to me directed, 1 shall expose to public sale
Tor CASA. O MONDAY, the nth Of August next
e the ksees Of the Court House door at II ocloc
IL, he following property viz: All that piece q,
parcel q ground lying and being in the CITY Of
Washinsten, and known on the plat Of said cify
as the wss: half of square No. 753 being lots No.
., 5, 9. 10, II, IL, 10, II, and Is IA said
square No. 753, together with al and singular The
Improvements thereon seized and levied upon a
the property Of James Crutchett and sold to
judicial No. So TO October term 1854, in favor OF
Charles N. NOEL and Henry Decoursey
j. d. HOOVER
Marshal for the District of Columbia
u2d2Ot
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BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctionees.

BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneen.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUC.
tien.-On TUESDAY, the 14th instant, we
shall sell, In front Of the premises at O'Clock p.
m Lot No. 81, in Square No. 3S7, fronting rs II.
on street south, between 9th and 10th sts west,
running back LOO feet 70 thirty feet alley, contain
ing 8, 600 square feet. This lot is handsomely To-
Gated, and offers an excellent opportunity TO any
person wanting building lot in pleasant neigh
borhood, and almost in the immediate vicinity Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. The street In
graded and paved.
Terms: One-third cash balance In 6, 70 and Is
months, for notes bearing interest
A deed given and deed Of trust taken.
GREEN SCOTT,
au Cd Auctioneers.
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CHiCKERING q SONS, PIANOS.


JUST received from Boston, a further .unnlv NJ
Louis XIV. and Parlor Grand PI--t1zzz
AMOS Mycomplete and extensive as-n"n
lor Grand, magnificent Louis XIV central ana
sluare Pianos OF 9, OK, 6x and oct from the
old established and IA ned factory Of Chickerine
d sons, Boston
Also, In store, recently received, 6, 6K and ?
octave Pianos, with entire iron frame Of sau,iful
tone and elegant finish, by Brown ALE }, Bos-
ton Mr. Brown, the senior palmer Of this nrn
In the United States
BY the packet Of Wednesday next, 4 shah re-
ceive an additional supply Of Pianos from both
either for cash or approved notes. lower than =
piano can De purchased In the factory and brou ut
heie. secondhand pianos taken in part payment
&c &c, - -
New Music received weekly. --N
au LOST RICHARD DAVIS.
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III Strengthen the stomach

IL Strengthen the StOmach.-The grand
desideratum Of promoting health at this season OF
the year is to relieve the stomach Of all impurities
to invigorate, to the liver from torpidity
and to expel from the bowels all unhealthy secre-
tons. This should be done by some gentle med.
icine that in its action will not debilate the
tenn, impair the nerves, or becloud the natural
spirits, for which purpose we know of no remedy
ever yet invented that can begin to approach in e
fcacv the celebrated PREMIUM BITTERS,
manufactured from purely vegetable substances,
by Elijah Baker, Of Richmond city, and sold
throughout the country by apothecaries generally
These Bitters are peculiar to the summer and fall
diseases Of Southern climate, and, when taken
according to directions, are sure cure for Dyspep-
STA, DiarrhBa, Dysentery, Cramp, Cholic, Cholera
Nj crbus, Ague and Fever, Sour Stomach, N ervous
Headache, and almost every other affection sr.s-
Ing from impurity Of the blood or disordered stom-
ach To those who have not yet tested the superb
ority Of Bakers Premium Bitters, a family
medicine over all others known to the civilized
world we say lose no time In doing So as thev
viii afford almost instant relief Try them by all
means.
Price SO cents per bottle.
To be had Of CHAS. STOTT l. CO., Wash.
lngton, ID. c.; CANDY HATCH, and SETH
5; HANCE, Baltimore; and by Druggists every
Where. cost
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FROM FORTS LARAMIE AND RILEY-Advices
from Fort Laramie to July 16 have been re.
csived at st. Louis. All was quiet there
Captain Foote'S company had arrived, and re-
ported meeting Col. Howe's dragons fifty
miles west of Fort Kearney. All well.
The cholera was raging at Fort Riley. Col
Ogden was among the victims, and numbers
had abandoned the fort and fed to the hills
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u DR.. Hssfland's Celebrated Germs

II DR.. Heefland's Celebrated German
bitters.-Weak, nervous, depressed In spirits,
steal evils, the victim to dyspepsia, is indeed an
object Of commisseration. Yet II is absurd for
him to despair. We care not how weak, low,
critics Of HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
prepared by Dr. c. M. Jackson, Philadelphia, are
stronger than the many headed monster, which is
preying upon his body and mind; and II he
chooses to try them, we win insure speedy cure.
See advertisement lie 7-3m
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RUNAWAY WFE.-A physician named
Thompson, belonging in Stetson, Me-, applied
to the chief of police at Boston on 5th inst, for
aid to recover his lost wife, who suddenly dis
appeared from her home one morning, num-
Der of weeks since, taking with her consid-
cradle amount of money. He traced her to
Boston, and found her name registered at one
of the hotels; but she was not in tho house,
and no trace of her can be found He seemed
anxious to recover her, Offering as a reward all
the property he possessed.
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au Cd
BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneen.

BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneen.
TwO.STORY FRAME HOUSE 4 Lot
Il at Auction.-On MONDAY, the 13Sh inst
we shall sell in front Of the premises at OK OCH
p. m, west part Of Lot No. 3, in Cabot's subdi-
vision Of Square 677, fronting IL feet on north q
between North Capitol and LIST streets east. with
the improvements, which are good two-story
Frame House, &c.
Title indisputable
Terms One half cash; the balance in and 70
months, the purchaser to give notes for the de-
ferred payments, bearing interest from the day Of
the sale
A deed given and deed Of trust tahen.
Inc purchaser will be required to pay down
$50 when the property Is knocked of.
GREEN & SCOTT,
eu Cd '...l Auctionaers
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To the Families Of the District.
Johnson's Metropolitan Washing Machine 2
INV IEvHyrIoN-fPArENr yusr rs

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sI ssVEp.J
SEvERAL already sold, giving entire satisfac-
TIME. MONEY!, LABoR.M The METROPOt,.
ITAN WASHING MACHINE does not and eaa.
not (from the arrangement Of its parts) injure
clothes in the least, though they be Of the MOI
delicate texture, whilst the d is entirely and thor
oughly removed. Experienced and Competent
judges pronounce 1t the best thing of the kind
yet out A boy or girl can operate Il with the
agencies: HAUPTMAN,S Furnishing Store. 9th
street, near the Avenue; and WEBBss Steam
turning Factory, g street, between 9th and 7th
Other depots win be established 90 soon ~ ar
engagements are perfected - 49,
streets Island, Sole Proprietor for the District o.
Columbia. suA
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TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.
REPORTED ron THE EVENING STAR
Later from California.

New York, August 1.-The mail steamer
Empire City, with her regular California dates
and 500, 900 in specie, arrived ut the quaran-
tine station early this morning. She connected
at the Isthmus with the John L. Stephens,
which brought down sl,o7o, 900 in treasure.
The Golden este, bound up, left Acapulco on
the 23d Of July-all we'll.
The Empire City touched at Havana ON the
9th, landing the New Orleans passengers and
mails
The Empire City came mp at eleven O. clock,
but her news ID unimportant ~
The U. s. Ship John Adams sailed from Pan.
ANA on the 10th for the Fejee Islands.
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au I'D
JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

nv JAS. z. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L Farm, situated at Balls Cross Roads
BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust, duly made and re-
corded among the land records for Alexandria
county, Virginia, and by instructions from the
parties interested the subscriber will sell at public
auction on SArUROAY, August llth, at4 O'clock
r. M, at the auction roorns, Q valuable tract of
land, containing l22 acres, adjoining Balls Cross
Roads, said tract being portion Of the Glebe
Farm, F" formerly owned by Gen. J p Van Ness
IL is proposed to divide the farm into four lots
each containing fair proportion open and wood
land and to be sold separately, with the right to
tanning "a acres, has a good substantial farm
house, overseer's dwelling, barn, and other out
buildings on II.
Auction Rooms
Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue in twelve
ana eighteen months, with interest, secured by a
deed 81 t,fst on the premises
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Ua-<o6ds Auctioneer
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III Premiums at the Fairs-Whitehurst's
stu in the ascendant.-The juries Of each Of the
Late fairs at Baltimore, Richmond, and New York,
awarded their highest premiums to J. H. w. for
their superiority Of Photographs, Stereoscopes and
Daguereotypes exhibited.
Mr.. w also received two medals at the World .
Fair, London, and premium at Crystal Palace,
New York.
Also, the first awards Of the Maryland Institute
for three years past.
Whitehurst's Gallery In this city is on Pa. ave-
nue., between -Four and-a-half and Sixth streets.
feb II
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALrxAspa1A. Aus. II. ]

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. IL, 1885.
The County Court closed its session ysstsr-
day. VIM. Asouin, convicted of petty la,.
ceny, was sentenced TO two months imprison-
ment in the county Jail. John W. Stepney,
lnegro,) convicted Of stealing meat from W. II.
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GREAT BARGAINS m DRY eO0nS-

y order TO make room for our extensive fall ..,n-
= hiiss we shall commence to-day and CONTINUE,
uhti the last DAY OF August. selling OF ouy entire
stock OF Fancy colored plaid, striped aAc figured
silks, BaTeges, Tissues, Lawns, Scar.,. sbawls
and SILK Mantillas, all ~ sesf for eas2. and an
S.hst summer Goods ., greatly red dced prices, 70
we have also in Store very p.any desirable staple
Articles, va: suferfne Linen and Cotton sheet
ing, rsle Diapers, Napkins, Towelirg, Fine
ia Wsdium Shifting Linens and Cottons, all OF
Hs oest brands, fine White Flannels, plaid and
plain Cambria, Dotted and plain Swiss Muslins
large lot Of Hosiery, Gloves and Embroideries,
Ladies and Gentlemen's Gsuze MeTino Vests,
suitable for the present hot weather.
II Purchasers are cordially invited 70 call and
examine for themselves, as we VIII ofer all arsi-
cles at less than former prices. n a
C0LLEY SEARS,
No. SO Seventh St, north Pa. avenue.
iu 2n-eoow - :
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CHARLESTON, August 9.-Cotton--sale, for
three days lsS bales; fair lli-middlipe Ca :
suck on hand 2,750 bales Rice il DULL and
has declined 1. Freights are dull.
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EOR SALE.-The subscriber has fcs ,s,e
4 four horse Steam Engine, IN GOOD worIino
ora o,der as he has no fs;;hs Use win q
He also wishes to employ . bow In HIS sbon .,
helper at the black and whitesmith business. One
VINO mas been at the business would be preferred
ington. G. RlJCKINGhHW
au 7-w2w E.-> N~>~>'