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MARYLAND Lotteries.
cAPITAL rRfzE . oo,foa.

MAsasra2s OFYlcE.
Baltimore, lsidsl Oetassr 4, lsss.
,Hr managers Of sbe Maryland ouenes
u ees&4ies Il pscEGs u
scheme ~ica iae
Brlssst aHd hss~iJeeat Lsttay Draua.
psckss~s of sekes IN Lne nes
bear The A,hcsayaed
X RRESA>, General Agspi or ihe tonifss ~ aAt
say fsa4s.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
CaAss v,
To Bal.imoge Nd Saturday, Navebe "a leS5
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80 49, pnrAarMavT.

Hon James Campbell, Postmaster General The direction
and management Of The Poet ose Department assigned
bv the consultation ard laws the Postmaster General That
ts business Be the more canvepieny arranged and pre-
pared for his as action i Is dstbue among several be-
reaus, follows: The appointment uce in charge OF the
Fret Assistant Postmaster GRera the Contract ofca IN
charge Second Assistant pcHtnasteT General; the
Finance 0ce charge Of the Th Assistant Postmaster
saera and the Inspecton oce in charge Of the chief
clerk.
Appeiu,peat Qos.Horso Kinr, esq, Firss Assistant
Postmaster al and nineteen clerks To this oce are
assigned al questions which relate to The establishment and
dacentnrance Of post ocs changes q sites ard names
asaintueut ard removal Of postmastrs and route and local
AGENTS also tbs giving of Instructions To posfnxsters
are furnished With marking and rating stams
and letter balances bg this burean which charged so With
nr9ynx baaks and stationery for the Of the depart
sn asd with the snperinendence o the several agencies
eslahRhad FOR snppying pstc9sers WITH banks 10 tns
barsaa Likewise agnsd the supervi0n Of the ocean mail
zsship n and Of the foreign an1 International postal
arrangements.
ossracf Osfoe William III. Danaas esl Second Agsfst-
ant Postmaster General ard twauySx clerks To this Of
hse h Assigned the business 0 arranging the mail service
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r<ENsys er 1850 sn~ tnr=e s1sFta votuuae, sr it
V half gasas, fsg sale, fes crPiss oay. q " SO
Eepo FhtACh TAfLoR
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CEO. u pRAPER. E.srre.

Of accountable road
bills
esius znea hersr vaiae thereof ed therein.
Ap25-dsf
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sEw YORK. ERA .sEs, AVID MOUTH
ssA-rcsE ANTON UNITED STA TES MAIL STEAME Rs
r.lns comprising ras tne The WAs!siAC-
w~I1EEN&S roG Capt. y. Csyendy; HERMANN Capt Ed
nara H2rsEs
stop soa..nssn both going aid rsIing
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Ths Navy Department consists of the Navy Department
pEoFe being ha eee q the Secretary and q FIVE bureaus
attached tlareto, viz Bureau o Navy ards and Docks,
SsrleR o! CONSTRUCTION, EqEipment and Repair, Bareau
of Provsoa and clothag, Brraaa q ordnsnce and Hy
drperaphy, and the Bureau OF Medicine end SErgery.
TIE following il Of the duties Of each of these
oasces and Of the force employed therein:
seoretary's QEes.Hon- james c. Dobbin, Secretary Of
the Navy Charles W. Welsh eg chief clerk and eleven
clerks The Secretary Of the Navy has charge Of
thing CONNECTED with the navn establishment and the
cation OF al laws relating thereto intnsed him. under
the general direction OF the President OF the United States
vho W tie constitution il commandsrn-chief of the army
and navy All distractions 70 commanders Of suadFons and
cDrasers of vessels, all orders or officers commissions OF
officers both the rvy and marine corps, appointments OF
commissioned and officers, orders for the enlistment
discaErge from abe Office.
All the duties different bureaus performed under
the asthny Of the Secretary znd their orders cnnsd-
cred as ehaeatiug from him. The general superintendent
q a. nsriEe eos ter siso part q ne daIiss q The
corrs should be approved by him.
gg-eas or Wary varas aag Doeks.-Commaiore Joseph
Sa chief Of e hBreAG, four clerks, civil engineer,
end draughtsman. ~ the navy-yards, docks aad
wlarvs buildings and machinery ia naFyards and every
thing ianedaiely connected with thqn under the
paranaense ot this burssu. 4 is ao charged With the
arrangement Of the Naval Asglum-
Bsrsar n Caa qrucsioa, E4Hspaenf, rnd Repar.John
Lsutla esq., chief # TIE tlreaa eight clerks and one
drar .saA The Office Of the the navy,
ited br tree assistant eugneeEs This hnreaH has charge
Sc tae 5eidag aud repairs OF all purchase
materials, and the Pserdng of Al vees With their equip
pents sals, anchors, water tanks &C. The engineer
chisf pernteads the construction Uf all marine steam
ne the navy, and With te approval OF the Secretary,
decides Epon pians for their construction.
Bsrsaa of Prorissoas and Cgotkag.-H Bridge purser
United States navy chief Of bureau and four clerks All
the Of the navy and clothing together with
the making furnishing the same under
the charge Of this burean-
Berea# Of or5sonos and Eydrogrup1y Chss.
Norris chief c bureau, oar clerks, and draGghtsmnE
This has charge all ordnance and ordnance stores the
lnsnactars pu chase guns powder shot, shells
&C. and The equipment of vesssofwar, with everything
connected therewlth. IL also provides them with maps
books a. are furnished sips-owar f1he United States
Naval Observatory and HTdragrarhica oce Washing
ton and The Naval Acadeng knnapc aso un6sF the
general saperinenaense Of tie CHEF Of this tareaa.
Burear n Hssiciae cad Snrserg.-Dr. Wliiam Whslan
gareaa United States navy, chief Of bureau, passed
sstant surgeon United States navy and two clerks Every
thing relating 10 medicines and medical stores, treatment
sicS and wounded and gcert Of hospitals with
il the superintendence of this bureau.
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rerreSxp DAvxs OF sAri.ys.
TF~~

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. IS wan ssrrct. ". Y.
BROWN, sfsiPLEY, q CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD s. Co,
q Anssin rnars, LONDON.
p. g. WAINWRIGHT h co..
PARA.
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Oetto-eosu
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rsnAsuRg pesAnFnnNr.


The Treaury DepArtmeut consists Of the oces q the Sec
retary Of the Treasury conqtr0ers, commissioner Of
The eustors six audors register SOLICITOR light
house board, and
The following brief indication Of the duties Of these
several Offices and Of the force epoy ed therein respectively
Sccretayvs 0soHon. James Gathrs, Secretary of the
Treasury 2on u. G. Washington Assistant Secretary
engineer - charge architect and three drsag
Temporarily euploved and elerks. The SecFe-
tsTy Of the Treasury charged with the general supervision
Of the FISCAL transactions Of the ard of the
cation OF the lass concerning tAe and navigation
Of the Uned States. he superinens the 81 the
eoast the boase establish she marine hospitals Of
the United States, the construction Of certain public
buildings for eustoan houses and othsr purposes
First Copgtroers Q5iee.-Elisha Mheseyt esq, colaP-
neF and hsen clerks. He prescroes the mode Of keep
ing and rendering ior the civil AID diplomatic
vice well public land and Eevises ard certes the
balances arising thereon.
Sscoad CorEfrorer's oSce--gohn N. Broihea1, esq,
Ccnptroer. and seventeen clerks rrescribes the ng&e
q keeping and FecdsrnE The Of the ary navyt
ard Indian departments ~ The pubic service ard ad
eertihes the balances ars.ng thereon.
0or " CorspisFioasr o tAs Casss.H1gh \. Andersen
esq., Commissioner a1d eleven clerks lie frecribes the
mode q keeping and rendering the Of the custos
ard dtsbusemest aod for tbs badnx and repair
Ing eom boSse &c, sad Tsv~s ar ceThss the balances
arising thereon.
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CR Lesse ccnnodioas tour and housrs
isa siGs OF House
recently papered panied
throughout Terms accommodating, and
tsrs Aea.essroam Solicitors oce, Treasury Department.
I5-LN
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HssBasAsrsas MsKIss CoRrs-
ll4agi~rmssserr Once,
Nfxxt,fnvxga 1tusAbxr
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Time bssweea Na.his.sson naa Wheelina hut n.
Rsaa;as fi< Befrsss EaAsago aad csaeaa, q Aours
ghrougn and baggage Cheeks bc hra IA
Gasaiag
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Tiris between Washington and wheeling but "a!
hours!
RaEnng t1e teoe, Washington and Cincinnati 2T Aorsl
Through Tickets and n.ssase Checks IA
western eonnenon now oter The fullest iaducrmenls
the Northwest, and the Souhwes
ao connection betwsen die trains from Washington and bs
Wssbnstsa Junction. aeiy called the Relay onse miles
Wellington and The Ohio mvsr Baggage il eaeesea through 10
Wh,sipg me Washington station and rececAed and
eh ckes for points beyond 1he connecting trains leave
Washington daily al 9, m aud ~, p M on Sundays at The
wssns Gree ser.so made with The trains Of .s CEN
near Msosi,ns through Cambridge zanesyie aud NeSak
issfed sandasky sandusky, Toledo, Dero
chIcyo 81 Louis ac .
ne Lfae Maui raioad 10 xenia, CINCNNATi, LOUIS
% & s ne ~ oss s% s DAYTON Ms" 10
taab Lafayette, Chca.o Rock Island, ST Louis, &c.
Nalelex WV orsaas &e.wheh al Washngion
are 2, o.enna 10 The aa steamer. On ma ne Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND and Cleveland Toledo Detroit, Chi
rcke sold when the Ohio is navgable between
hasns and Welsvle, tor mies,) where connexon with
Travellers notice that while This Is the only route
shortest, mo speedy and direct nearly leading points
me great West Tue distance from washiason to c"sin".
route!
Columbus, s3 65; Dayton s5 so; Cinennat SIG Louisville,
sy by s.ss%sr s from Ss insasaP"
Chicago s 6s and s9 @ st. Louis s2s 50 and 3aS Memphis,
For Frrdiek and nrpes Ferry MArnsburs Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford snnea Piedmont Oakland and fairoun
saions between Batimoe and Wheeling take O.
For trains and from Baltimore Annapolis &c. special ad
yor irthe infona,on through tickets ac apply to TIL H.
PARSONS, sgent at Washington station - = -
Master Of Transportation baltimore and =,
May 5-dd Ohio Railroad, baltimore.
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ny A. GREEN, Aucssonesr.

TnusTEEs SALE or VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
sa. .saas aa,r me ao, day q Novess 1854 auy
colsmba L'bsr A. 81 No 81 oos ,em y 70 So eo,h iaea
s: s aaa asss a ssa s @ me @ a bs
zoo susS tsss o. ans II is ss 81 ON s
o'clock m me following described real estate, with The improve
TO- in rquare number 4sa beginning
M M - 's e @ s mel q M as sa Of s
sa. eSn. M Of s & ssa ana a'na thence south on ss
of west
- % Ire s s s ans 81 @
se, eleven nshss e and OF Of an inch and elee cast
continuing thousand hundred
The properly bulldog
and y hs iss s
other aeivs business of he tss locations in The city sly
IN shs aoss susas.s part q dc ssws and Ssmeen
sas s TX ss s ~
ps,os q s s sa o. and s re- ess sua
and sns Dssk about sy ss hs o
oam conysnssy arranged banking OF other ana
apo this door = an mpIssn.os a.e,poof stone vault, wih
with Sous The seond 'h,rd and
osss. street ~ha
% the nsea y' m
gas Prom the three
occupying ,hsnssives which under,
res Of sale: ons fourth Of The purchase he resi-
Il sss 5 s1a SpaS s @
cry % ssc.rs me deferred AZ 70 be =,
hut, acting only trustees only
lf
within thereafter, shall resell the properly ner
publication the and rick Of the frs, purchaser
the day, (Frtday,) at 10 O'Clock. a. M, at
the by virtue Of The deed Of aforesaid, sha
sell the furniture and other belonging rad fr
conng Of general and complete set Of banking utensils
c0unteye desks tables, &C.
Also carpe chaadesrs stoves, maps and other things.
days. upon notes sin sy'
dorsed, bearing interest.
J. A. ENGLISH,
.snNf VIM. BAYNE, Gnt1
Trustees of Ecd~n. Withers, X Co.
Oct4-d A. GREEN, Auctioneer.F
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Proposals for R.ations for 1856.

uEApauAkTeKs MARINE CoRFs
Qu srternnster's odce,
Washington, October 3, 1885.
2EPARArE SAILED PROPOSAL will be received AT this Of
~ O'clock the s day Move
furnishing aloas Untess marines at the f
lowing stations, FOR The year 1856,
Charlesown. Massachusetts;
Portsmouth,, New Han psiire;
Brooklyn Long Island, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gospart, IA Nori0k, Virginia.
Warrington, Florida and
Washington city, District of Cola uabia.
Each ration Of posnf quarter o(
made OF snperhne Hour sapsrno line our
the New Orleans quarts thu
beans four qunrts Of vinegar
na SOAP and one aug Az pound Of sood hard dipped
The required he order ofthe
ing ocer OF each station s'te in bulk
mail consist :" h srs and mo choice pieces Of The
bc quality Of the knds nxner subect inspection
No lid will he e0tertned names
endorsed P Raonp for ,e year t5c
and addressed 90 the Quarter
ton, District Of Columbia. ~
@ p. LINDSAY
Major aDd slnartesmaster H.. =. Marine Corps
The following nsmnd apsra will publish above
until tie 9Th OF 1ovrnbi
with pointed copy "A ,hs advertisement this oce pay
Patriot, Concord New Hampshire; Gazette Porsmoah New
HHmpshlrs fos oston, Massachusetts; Times Boston,
chusetts journal OF Commerce. New York
Philadelphia, Penn isyvana; Star Integence
city, News Nort Ak, Vginia and
the price 10 be paid for this service is 10 be
ceedng seventy ve
and each
reQuent nserubn Let appear
ceip hereof ich number will be pleased
ohce as Soon as published with each successive number
Oc 9-oawiethNov
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Caution-LO,tcry Frauds.

OFFICE THE MARYLAND CossoLrp ArEp LorrHRIE
Baltimore, Maryland, July ], 1855.
E commissioner of Maryland State lotteries
duty caution pubic against the
by mail fraudulent lottery schemes
pretend agent for the sale Of tickets
wholly fictitious. 4aa
lotteries Maryland those drawn
the constitution examine approve
schemes and attend the drnwings.
All the tickets In these lotteries and az csf packages
thog aphed F X Benan
Once Of the Maryland Consolidated Loees
Baltimore, Maryaud' All others are fraudulent
For information the subject Of rhoAe address
*. Brennan,
Sept aa-dly Baltimore, Maryland
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washington Aqueduct.
orrIcK OF THE WASHINGTON AauEpucr,

OFFIcE WASHINGTON AQuEDucT,
Washington, March z, 1855
DROPOSALS invited for graduation and brick
other the washington aqueduc
Proposals. sth of May, will opened Of
that day.
Maps pro6cs. specifications fhe work will be ready
animation and after the a0th day of April next.
bridges, &c. described in plans and specifications
be completed under The
all unfinished work will
be subject appropriations by Congress The engineer
the work TO be done apd
progress for each appropriation and
what works shall stopped available.
sioppage particular work for want Of
reserved will he paid IL in the Judgment oil
engineer work has been properly executed so far as has
gone.
PAYMENTS checks the United State.
treasury monthly estimates OF the engineer eservng O
will be sdiion of all contracts that the work
men shall paid wages monthly and in specie.
All bids should be eeacd and endorsed proposals for work on
the Washington Aqneduct" -
The United right all The bids
deemed and 10 such
malt considered conducive 10 the OF tho
work. -
one responsible persons effect he they under
take bidders w his their bid be accepted
obligation days, with good and sufficient
completion undertaken said
certificate Of the United States district
district ocer OF
general known the Engineer De-
parnen War; the guanors able make good their
4
Bids will opened presence bidders if Of them
choose to be present. -
Capt of Engineers, in charge.
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IrOUNTEENTI INsrALMENT.-Just opened the four
,centh celebrated housewife cottons." II
is with difficulty keep supply with the increasing
They regarded the best cotton extan
for ladies' and chdren's
shaker coh shirng, SUPERIOR nj l2x cents
yard -. :,
sng They all the qualities that denote great
Durability.
all mills produce of the three brands named above
stamped each guarantee of their spc
rior excellence.
Also large supply kinds heached cottons that
Of fiestcd excellence Of fabric.
Probably the largest and cheapest stock In
this makei, a usual law ptices
MOURNING GOODS OF all kinds constantly on hBnd through
the entire year. =,
IL connexion that the amount OF all
kinds mourning annually through
our hand il offer really decided bargains.
pieces Of cheap and fine French mernoes.
EMBRolDERlE5A large and stylish lot opened This
morning
100 pieces furniture calicoe-, lax per
yard. Il
large quantity cheap 6neb and white fanuels.
Opening goods daily.
Those persons purchasing other
examine they be convinced
there = NJ advantage resulting from price only.
commenced
articles pcos and r dealing be relied on in al
fEkhf BhoiHrh,
tores,r w building,
Opposite Centre Market.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

e name Of viii be upon books uDess
me payment the suhscrips,oa be made a
Distant subscribers the postnee
Of which VIII be paid BY by a
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is Published weekly during
siona Of consess, and semi weekly cuu. recess.
Subscriptions for period less
pfopoflioned TO The above annual
UyPosTMAsTERs aet as our agents and
by sending DAILY Subscribers ESQ enclosed;
sEni-WEEKLY Subscribers with SIS enclosed, viii 30
uiied copy grafh.
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Everett House.

North Side of Union Squarc, Neu York.
THIS establishment, erected tho prominent and delight
ful Park yok affords is approaching hnsh, and when
completed combine all that skin devise and supply
10 render il the desirable hofsi yet constructed.
respectfully that
house open s October next for the
dntipn nj public.
Applications win received from parties wishing make
ARA mentsfo he months.
i'' p'''' cLApP JosLN
HAwtpy y. CLsPr,
A. e.. JosufH.
Sep 2,--d3m
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II. II. GILL u II ,

Has his Office resd franklin Row.
Thirteenth He will connue devote his atien
United States Supreme Court,
devoted much time the law concerning patents he VIII
opinions csea before
Office, appeals tho chief auSr assistant
Columbian viii
preparation nd trial Of concerning patents.
He written opinions and arguments for
the departments and
prosecute claims before any board established for ihe
adjudication.
Antn Ar
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L,ALL and Winter Styles Of Gemtlensen's
II ready made clothing, Wholesale and rstaiWe
Of the
clothing be found in m rsarkei every
hing Rnd fashionable for The season.
With all The taste and elegance r which clothing celebrated
NOAH WALKER Co, IL
marble Hal Clothing emporipm Brown. IlqIcl building
SEPT 3e-lwif ~ @ F-'f
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NEW Fall and Winter Goods.--I just from
IN goods
wear Of cloths, cassnercs vcnes
which and inspection,
prepared manufacture in
styles NJ slait notice. WILLIAM TUCKER,
Sep ly--eolmif No. 426 P1nnsylvania
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Public SaIc.-Valuable Building Lots at Pied
mont 4E.s Il.


IN Thnsday October 25 1885, will be offered public sale
Piedmont Hampshire county, Virginia, O'Clock,
hundred building These lots situated in the immediate VIZ
cny Of Baltimore and Ohio raread which through the
property which erected number OF
buildings capable Of employing 800
Piedmont pleasantly suated bend Of The Potomac river
opposite Georges "a miles of Cumberland
and 206 miles from Baltimore by railroad.
Within this has Then u contained
two rhanc. now contains lao budns including two churches
machine Q5 100 house, $50 feet diam
and another It's feet diameter hotels sioes
The End healthy with active, indus
tous intelligent population Of 900 TO 200 The
Georges railroad in Maryland connects with the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad Piedmont. HI
Provisions plenty and prices low
This lies Central valley of Virginia. Two trains
passenger daily through the each
Wheeling, which hours
oniy rapidly increasing OF for
number Of the Cumberland mountains and offers in
bo and mechanics being surrounded
and the slopes being heavily mbsred afford
building materials Large quantities hrs and other
clay, nls0 abundant.
vigorous extend Alexandria, Lou
doun and Hampshire railroad To Piedmont
The sale will be made and particulars made known
al the time OF SALE
Plans Of the property and other information be obtained by
applying to-
j. Pugh Piedmont Thos O. Williams George Buqdae,
Baltimore A. AshheId, York. the Office OF New York
No. 9l Walnut street, Philadelphia
G. MATTHEWS, Aucuoneer,
Nos. AZ and ~ South Charles street, Baltimore
Sept 3o--2awt23Oct
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These stop Southampton both going md returning
IROrOSED DATES OE SAtI.iN,;-les5.

Stopping Southampton both going and returning ey offer
proceeding London and Havre advantages
other route, for the economy Of time and money
Passage from Nep York 10 Southampton ssi Bremen.
saloon, $40; frat cabin, saloon, SRI
second do. $50. -
newspapers through the pc - Wee
No bills oi lidng vii! be signed the day OF sailing.
An experienced surgeon IL attached 10 each SHIP
Forfreigh passage, apply to .
C ii. SAND, IL South William IT., N. "
O. A HElNEkEN X Co., Bremen
CROSKEX 4 Co. Southampton.
WILLIAM ISEIIN, Havre.
Mar G-dly
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Law Notice.

Brown, STANTON, WALxyH.
INM. r. BROWN, FRED. r. STANTON, and j. KNOX WALK
Err Tsactisine the
Washington,
Offices Washington Mem
phis. parties always place.
letters addressed 10 them will prompt attention.
April 1s-tfeod Intel. and Sentinel coPy.l
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rENsUs 1850, ooe large auarso volume, bo"na In
Sen q ~ ''''' ~ FkiNcK TAYLOR
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rIDAKS, MnntiIlss, shavIs rnd Scarfx.--A large
ply Of all new and stylish in goods OF those classes
opened to-day;
10 pieces cloak patterns, assorted colofr
2n Gde Cloths the lot adapted Tor dresses
advantage purchaser price
snppsren observer when selecting articles
am.d
New supplies daily
who have paid their bills presented July
viii do prior making additional purchases,
Good articles low recs and fair drslinr may be relied on In all
PERRY & HHoIHEH
NCenlrni 5toresr west building,
sspt2s-ietdif opposite Centre Marked.
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ships will not be accountable for gold silver
METALS unless bills OF
iadna the thereof expressed therein
Ap25-dr
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ny JAMES Q. MEG GuInE. Auo,lonesr.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNsyE-
vaniA known Fins Holei, public aUciionOn
Tuesday saernoon October 49, ~ O'Clock precisely shall
sel of lot No. y4 fronting 81 feet inches
FunnryvaBa avenue between 18th and 4h and
running back l50 feet 30 feet paved alley with the improves
consisting handsome and brick
with bach. buildings brick coach house, stable, &c
The built Of the best materials and handsomely fin
shed throughout with mahls mane in the principal nd
building. The building
wide halls
back building contains six good with large piazza
ming the full deph. s ~ t#r5 .st
In the yard failing csern Of water. besides excel
the whole enclosed with Dneeet brick wall
and handsomely ornamented with shrubbery.
This property fvoraby KNOWN and has been occupied for the
w. Flint rst-clgss
nom ocalon being within few steps Of the National Theatre
Of the executive departments properly
city better adapted for the business far which has been
cupied .h Sss
Terms The and ppy
will be known the sale.
N sp J. G.. MCGUIRE,
Sent N-eod&d5 Auetoneer.
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"a r. NEW YORK, EKEcNs EN-, AND SOUTH
-S<<@.&34 hMPTON UNITED STAT E5 M II. BrEAMERH.-
srxtIT The chips comprising this line the WASHING
otN2&RS TON, Capt. y. Csvendy; HERMANN. Capt. Ed
ward tiagni