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SahIEs FOX 1890. Y fi y
81 HE HE HOME iiUUMM E J1t J0!iRlNtnAAfi Rlt A ~

NORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.
TIME first plumber f the new series will,
j. be issued on the Ist of January next. /,
New subscribers can be supplied from tFa'ti
date !; but in,iicdiate application will be-
necessary forsuch rs desire In begin With
the beginning. A home 10 hardly canplste,
we think we rhay safely venture TO say,
without the Home Journal. which, besides
being n chronicle of the times. ubounds in
intelligence designed to eniiven nn Amer-
can Home It's editors Geo. p. Morris and
N. p, Willis) devote their entire time, skill
and expctience. to the task of giving earb
week, everything worth knowing. They
particularly keep nm eye on allthe wbims
hiid novelties Of the dry. Theutmosi pains
are taken to present the facts and outlines
Of al news. In the iterafy derartn eni
we aim ut sketches and readable criticism;
and in our condrnsations Of the production,
of the vast newspaper worldIof Eurppe we
endeavor to avoid the tiresuihc and the so
cal. md transfer TO our columns the pik Of
English information and briliidncy, while
| we cDdeavor to select with y true srnse of
pure morals, true wit. and genuine hutfiof:
Tn additioiIto the above, WE have made new
arrangements For fentufc that is always
attractive in family journal From seve1
raj different sources we. are to be siipplied
with the news and gossip of Nep York SO:
crety. In n metropolis like ours, centre the
more sparkling elements of the liz. Of our
country at large, and collision and attiitiop
bring out much which would else be dor
mant. hlloat, in society gossip, is small
world, of which the ordinary newspapers
make no report, and Of this we think we cmn
promise amusing photographs. In annonn-
cir g also, A new. series of articles by Mr..
Willis, in addition to his usual labors, we
claim the privilege Of leaving them TO desig..
nate their own style ID title as they np-i
pear. They are to be quits different from
ANYTHING which has ever been published in
this journal from his pen, and we are very
sure that they will be no less attractive, to
say thu least. The graphic and highlv-fn.
ishcd sketches, by "The Lady, of Shalott"
"Timothy Quaint" and Others. will be con-
tinucd. We have also new correspondents
in London and Paris, who will send ,is much
that could never reach MS through foreign
ournals. [.,:slt.s =, I Jf48.tI1rf
TERMs.-For one copy, 81 for three
copies, S5. or for one copy for three years
S5--always in advance. Subscribe Without
delay. ID. rlt raaa0 49,. rit} sstaa r,-7. p
Address, i-% g. .r's- 4H
r.. .. NORRIS g. WILLIS. one
..-.. lot, Fulton street, N. "
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tscment, which, rs have for some time past
been engaged in selling bugges in this Dis
trict, must aludc to me.
''Nhcreas am Informed that n person by
the name of McElhany has been offering 10
sell BuTgics in Lancaster District, and say
ing that they were made by me in York
Vile
Now. that nv friends and the citizens of
Lancaster generally, may not be imposed
upon with bad and unfri'hful work, take
this method # informing them that have
never employed apy person by that name 10
sell Buggics or Carriages for me, nor have
ever trusted any vehicle of any description
to his possession. and any man selling Bug
gys for me, or Of my make will have in his
possession unqurstionabe authority of the
fact over my own signature.
Jan. 3. (Signcd) b. T. WHEELER" :"
Justice TO myself requires that should
notice the above charge. |, unhcsitatingly
pronounce it .taiSe, and souhOW the least Sea-
diance Of or .toundqtion in truth. | have
never represented at any time, or to any per-
son any buggy or other vehicle which | may
have had for sale, as being the manufacture
of"B. II. Wheeler and no,o publicly
stamp Me assertion Maf Ihaue so done. tcah
The brand Of a base and unmHigoLed iaLsehood
| confidently appeal for the truth Of my nf-
firmaton to the people of this District, with
whom | may hive had any h'uincss trans
actions. Just so asI Saw the adver-
tiscmcn',.I; Mr. Wheeler, went to York
vile and dem ndcd of him his author, which
he declined giring.
| will only add, that such conduct, as
"B. T. Wheeler" has in this instance dis
played, will most assuredly meet with its
own reward: and if he thinks and hopes
thus to recommend his work by assaing
the innocent, he will fully regizc the disnp-
pointment, which his course dcservcdy
merits.
JONATHAN McELHANEY.
Jan. 23d. 1855, 48-4t.
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For the Complete Cure Of Caughs,
Colds. Influenza. Asthma Bronchetis
Splitting of Blood, and all other lung
complaints tending 10 consumption
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BLANKS BLfNKS! BLANKS
Of every description, for sale
at this Office
TO THE PURIIC.

] find in the last and previous issuc of
the "Lnnrastcr Ledger" the following adver-
tisement, which, rs have for some time past
been engaged in selling buggies in this Dis
trict, must alludc to me.
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A w ORK OF INTENSE INTEREST,
Notes on Duels and Du.
.s.-- elling.

ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
with Preliminary Historical Essay
8r Hon. Lorenzo Sabine. vol. limo
Price 81 25.
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JEW DAVID'S OR HEBREW PLAS-
PER IN NORTH CAROLINA

Messrs. Scovn d. MEAD:I have been
troubled with the chronic rheumatism for
the last twelve years. On the lst of July,
l849, | was so bad that | could not turn
myself in bed, aud the pain so severe that
bad not slept wink for six days. At
this time my attending physician prescribed
the "Hebrew Plaster and it acted like u
charm the pain left me, and slept more
than half of the night, and in three days |
was able to ride out. ! consider the He.
brew Piastcrr the best remedy for all sorts
of pains now in use.
G. w. MMINN.
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~S& DA& NSIS SAAAASA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In The Common Pleas. ..s ..
James J. Carlisle, vs) ..-.t.
VS.. Attainment
Jonathan Mackey. TT.

WHEREAS, the plaintiff did on the 18th
w day of March 1854, file their declara-
tl"n against the defendcnt who, Git Is snid)
bsent from and without thclimi of this
ate, and has neither wife nor attornev.-
lown within the limits of the same. npon
'hom copy ofthe said Declaration might
be served; it is therefore ordered that The
said dcfendcnt do appear and plead to the
said declaration on or before the 10th dny
March which will be in the year o f our LORD
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-6ye
otherwise final and absolute Judgment viii
then be given and awared against him,
JOHN A STEWMAN, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Lancaster c. II.
Is. 1851 -.
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90 SCAdL -sSv.SS.
NoEiOe.
LOOK OUT.

'JNHE Accounts and notes of HUEY,
L MASSEY & ca, MASSEY & HAM
MOND, and s. B. MASSEY, have been
placed in my bands for collection, and all
persons indebted to the above firms will
save costs by paying up before the 18th Of
February next, as longer indulgence will not
be given.
]. A. HASSELTINE.
Lancaster c. H., Jau. II, 1888 II At
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Is and Ointment.
S'izlal Notice.

rIE Subscriber would inform all persons in
.j3tcd 10 W,M. & 4. j. CONNORS that no
loage" Indulgence will be given than the Goth
lay OF Fchrwwy next. After that time every
1h,unl will o. PIT in suit and any who may
yDecs To be favored will most certainly; be dis
apFa'ptta
w. VI. CONNORS.
.g1n 81 10 ct
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WE PUBLISH THIS DAY, DEC. IL, lS45.
FANNY FERNS NOVEL,
q 8 g R 8 & = = .
A TALE OF DOMESTIC Z FE.
Aug. I6

A TALE OF DOMESTIC L FE.
400 pp l2mo, Cloth. Price, Sl,25.
EVERYBODY knows FANNY FERN
~ every body has laughed and cried over
her sparkling, dashing truthful, genial writ
ings; everybody will wish to read this her
first novel, and every one who does read il
will pronounce it her greatest work. Say $
an able critic who has read the proofshect,
"RUTll HALL. is Il work which not only
exceeds anything which FANNY FERN
has before written, but which, in many re-
spects, surpasscs any other work whatever
For intense and sustained interest of nara
tive, for originality of conception and treat
ment, for scorching scarcasm and wi'hcrinu
rebuke of prctentions and hypormcy. for
elevation of moral tone and winsomeness of
religious inculcations, for vigor, freshness.
simplicity, directncss and fascination of
style, we have never seen its equal,
The story takes possession Of our heart
Mt once; we follow RUTH through her
trials with as much interest as though she
were our own sister; she breaths not n
sigh, she suffers not sorrow, which the
reader does not feel as accutely as though
the first came from his own heart, and the
second was one of his own sad experience.
The characters nre such rs we are constant
ly meeting in everyday life: and how bold
ly and skilfully they are drawn, how pow
eriully the story is told, how touching is its
pathos, how sparkling is its wit, how ire
sistable its humor, how severe its satire and
how true It's moral, no adequate idea can be
gained except by reading it."
RUTH HALL will be for sale by book
sellers generally. To any one sending us
the retail price we will send copy of the
work by mail, post paid.
Published by
MASON BROTHERS,
2S Park Row, New York
Jan 3 45 tf
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The pills should be used conformity with
the Ointment, in most Of the following
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J. G. will attend the Courts Of the sur
rounding Districts.
Sept. ~ 1853. 46-tf
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Jan 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-20
ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. q, 1856


The noble work Of relieving the plague
stricken goes bravely on. The liberal amounts
contributed at the town meeting, on Friday
night, have been considerably augmented by
contributions from citizens. Yesterday, the
churches donated their collections ic the re-
lief fund, and, this morning, the committee of
collection are busy with their good work.
An affray, which threatens to prove fatal
took place near Hunting Creek, yesterday
about noon. At shooting match, two younl
men, named Jefferson and Breen, were en-
gagged. Disputing the fairness Of the shot
Jefferson refused 70 surrender the stake who
had been won; whereupon words and blow
passed between the parties which were ended
by Jefferson inficting upon Breen several SO
we're flesh wounds in the hip and bullock, and
a serious stab in the abdomen. The wounded
man was removed Immediately to his father
residence, where surgical assistance wa
promptly rendered. Officer Chipley arrested
Jefferson, and, after a cursory examination,
he was committed to Jail for further hearing
this morning.
The paragraph in the Washington letter to
the Sun of Saturday, which states that "the
Hydraulion has not been out for few days for
want of hose" is an error. The Hydraulion
has good supply Of hose and all else nsces-
sary for the extinguishment of fires; but the
want of place of meeting and decent accom-
modations for their really beautiful suction has
SO disheartened the members of the corps, that
after exhausting every effort to induce the city
authorities to extend to them the aid given to
three tout of the four) other companies it is now
impossible to keep up. an active organisation !;
and it is be regretted that those having con
troll have not paid moro attention to this mat
ter. AMI
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PERSONAL.

....S. s. Cox, Esq, formerly editor of the
Ohio Statesman while On his journey to Lima,
Peru, to enter upon his Quits there, rs secre-
tary to the American legation, was stricken
down with the fever on the isthmus, and, by
advice of his medical attendant, has returned
to this country. He is now under treatment
at Elmyra, New York, and has, We learn, re-
signed his Office.
....Hon. John Perkins, jr., and Hon. c. NJ
Conrad, La, and Townsend Harris, ESQ, Con-
sui General to Japan, are at Wizards; and
Hon. Jas. c. Jones of Tennessee, is ct Browns
Hotel.
1.-THE majority for Winston, the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor of Alabama, is
about 1000.
1.-THE Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, United
States Senator from Illinois, passed through
Freehold few days since, en- route for Long
Branch.
....Solon Borland, Editor Of the Arkansas
State Gazette. is seriously i'll, though thought
to be recovering.
....Dona Isabella Alvareslo, An inhabitant
of the hamlet of Andalusio, in the Campagna
district, died on Sunday, the 14th July, at the
advanced age of l29 years.
....Le Baron Winespeare, Charge d'Afaires
Of the King of Naples at Washington, was at
Montreal on the 18th inst en- route for Que
bee.
....Capt. w. E. Starke, U. s. Marine Corps,
died in Norfolk, on Saturday, of appoplexy.
....Among the arrivals in New York on
Saturday are Hon. Robert McLane, of Md,
Judge Meeker. Minnesota; Col. John L. Cham
bers, Of Ga, Col. Samuel Colt, Hartford: DR.
Hitchcock, Cal; Z. Stocked Russian Legation:
w. Bodisco, do, j. Minor Bolts, Va.
President Pierce arrived at Staunton
Va, on Thursday night, and was received by
q committee OF citizens, headed by the Mayor.
1.-THE New York Tribune learns that Mr..
Fillmore is having the most brilliant success
in English society His fine personal appear
ance and graceful and dignifed manners con.
tribute quite as much to this as his political
distinction. Queen Victoria is alleged to have
said that he is the politest American she ever
saw. All manner of dukes and earls are in
viting him to their country seats. His is ac-
as private secretary, by Henry E.
Davies, Esq, formerly counsel to the corpora
ton of New York.
80. The Secretary Of the Navy returned 10
Washington, or Saturday, in improved health.
go. The Louisville Journal oontradicts the
reported death of Robinson, Of Helen Jswstt
notoriety.
80. Baron Solomon de Rothschild is dead.
go. Robert c. Winthrop and VIM. Z. Eu,- |
il, decline to take part in the Boston fusion |
movement.
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jTELEoRAPHIc NEWS.
nEpoRrED roR THE EVENING STAR.
The Fever in Norfolk and Por smou.h.

The Fever in Norfolk and Por smoI.h.
BAIrlSoRE, Aug. 10, p. Mn addition 70
the Sec.hs and new cases in Norfolk, we add
DEArHs.--7. Keeling, (clerk 70 Mickey &
Grifhth,) Mrs. RHEam Y. Taylor twise Of tho
cashier Of the ssvfBssf BAnk,) I. Michigan,
and Capt. Wood.
NEw cAsEs.-Josiah Ship And r. c. Bar
clay, both having the black voDitJ are con-
sidersd hopeless. The wife and several chill
dren of s S. Stubs, date mayor, wSe v also
DOWN. Dr. N funing, Charles Constable, John
Hayman, (priatsr,) Mrs DIR Bsrsuj, <nl
George Chambers.
The fever in Portsmouth continues una
bated. fast finding new victims in the few POI
sons who remain NourishneHt and rucsOs
are very much wanted.
A violent thunderstorm passed over Norfolk
90 Friday night. The aims house vas struck
by lightning, but not destroyed. Tao bald
ings, belonging respectively to 5. ID 'rch and
Borum Mclean, 10 the fair grVunds, we're
struck by lightning and burnt.
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BvJAs C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANO
~ Forte, Handsome Furniture and House
hold Effects ut Public Sale.-On TUESDAY
ience % J c Fremont, ESQ on G 4 between
ID and IN streets, shall sell all Of his excellent
Furniture ard Household Efecis, comprising
Superior Rosewood case Or nd Piano made TO or
der ia Vienna
Suite Of Cary. WALNUT Parlor Furniture, covered
with green and gold Brocatelle, consisting
of Sofas, Arm, Sewing, Reception and Par
lor Chairs
Rosewood Morocco covered Spring Sofa and
Two handsome carved Walnut glass-front Book
cases
Walnut and Mahogany Secretaries, whatnots
Marble top centre aud Sofa Tables
Elegant rench Plate Mantel and Oval Pier Gins
ses, in rich gilt frames
Pair Of Gilt Gas Chandeliers, China Vases
Gothic Armchairs, Rush seat Fancy Chairs
Cove ed walnut extension Tables
Ma, ble-top Sideboards
Walnut Rout Tables
Brussels Parlor, Hall, Stair, and Chamber Car
pets
Mahogany hall Chairs, Hatrack
Do WardTobes, marble t.p Washstands
Iron, French, Cottage and other Bedsteads, with
handsome damask and lace canopies
Superior eurled Hair and husk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows, Counterpanes, Blankets
Psyche Glasses, two walnut cane seat Lounges
Walr ut Crib and Bedding, Toilet Sets
Window Curtains, Shades, Rugs, Oilcloth
Superior Refrigerator, Hall and other Stoves
Silver plated Casters
China, glass and crockery Ware
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen
Utensils.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that amount
credit Of go and 80 days, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
I'D Auctioneer
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ID ENTs REDUCED TO SUIT THE TIMES
II ESQ a year will be received for the rent OF
those new and convenient Cottages al Kendall
Green, with two acres Of ground, stable, wood
she'd and other conyeniences attached Pump of
pure water are near the door and communication
Is had with Georgetown by way Of n and Seventh
streets and Pennsylvania avenue, morning and ar
ternoon, al the usual fare, for the accommodate
Of clerks In the Departments.
To secure the advantage Of this greai reduction
OF rent immediate application must be made 10
the undersigned either by letter or al his house AZ
Kendall Green, after Office hours, where the vs.
may be had and the houses Inspected al any lime
Several Of these residences will be sold on ube-
raj terms. wM. STlCKNEY,
No 4, Kendall Green.
N. B.-Rezts paid qua .teriy ~ ADVANCE
an AMI
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MARSHALL,S SALE,

IN virtue Of writ Of Fiere Faciss Issuet from Inc
Il Clerks Once Of the Circuit Court the Dis
,rict Of Columbia for the county Of " ashtngt'n
and to ne directed 4 shall ek pose TO public sale
for cash, % MONDAY, the 27th Of August mex
NJ, he following property, viz: All that piece ~
pared 81 ground lying and being Ia thu city OF
Washington, and known on the plat of said city
as the vest half Of square No. 7S3, being lots No
4, 5,6,7,s,s. 10, III, ~, 10, Ia, and IS la said
SO uare No. 753, together with all and singular tie
improvements thereon seized and levied upon IS
the property Of James Crutchett and sold 10 satisfy
judicial No IS to October term i6Sl, In fsver q
Charles N NOEL and Henry Decourse,
d HOONER,
Marshal Tor the District Of Colu Ma
an 2-d23
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III Premiums at the Fairs-W hitehurst'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 III. w for
their superiority Of Photographs, Stereoscopes and
Daguereotypes exhibited
Mr.. w also received two medals at the World's
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 half and Sixth streets.
feb IL
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IL DR.. Hoofland's Celebrated German
Bitters.-Weak, nervous, depressed in spirits,
steal evils, the victim to dyspepsia is indeed an
object Of cOmmisseration. Yet 1t Is absurd for
him to despair. We care not how weak, low
nervous and irritable he may be- the cordial prop-
critics ofHOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
prepared by DR.. c. NJ. 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 will insure speedy cure
See advertisement lie 7S3m
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ROARDING-MRSM NJ. C. GREER, No. $50
- Pennsylvania avenue, near the Capitol has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen, which she will rent
with or without board, at moderate prices. Also,
transient boarders can be accommodated with
board by the day or meal Her table Is at all time
supplied with the best the market can afford.
du S-eO2w (Balt SUM
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NATIONAL H0TEL, NORFOLK, VI.
II, b, WALTERS, Proprietor.

HAVING purcb ased the shove wei known es-
i adjustment, respectfully inf' m M N
friends and the travelling pubic. that the -
house has been thoroughly reno a'-o ana S.-s
newly furnished tbroug bout, and Is w o en- for
the reception Of perman' Mt and tra's nj ard,
ers return my sincere thanks to INV frit Hns ano
the public generally for the liberal patronage en-,
tended to M for the lat twenty-'bIte year &C
resnsctfuiy solicit continuance of the same, as
surfing item that nothing viii he IN undone e
make them at HOME while sojourni x al Tie "a
tional.
N IA four-horse stage Coach le ives the Ma
tional Hotel every Tuesday, Thursd ~, and Sat-
urday for Elizabeth City, \. G.
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New YsrA = ar zsrs.

New YORK, Angus, 20 -sto ks are lover.
Money is abundant. III " SAtes g.. Of 1851,
sl.I7t.
Cotton is unchanged. Flour Is ati1e hover
lies of S, 500 bbls. gsod Ohio at $3.50 nth
ern is heavy and unch ,"ged Wns't q a
trife lower; sales OF 4 500 bush,l, S .u,Lein
white n 50 20. Corn is somewh Il tower; sai 5
of 81, 900 bushel. mixed at Sie. P.rh Is
higher; mess $50 Is per barI Beef . 6rr.
Whisky il unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-20
JrA Remarkable Remedy-For a,

eats, burns, connds, spraiHs. Also, Rheuma-
hsm, Neuralgia, Headache, Corns, Tooth ache,
Womb Complaints, bites Of insects, sores Of any
kind whatever, use Prof DeGrath's ELECTRIC
OIL, from 80 South Eighth street, Philadelphia
This article Is pleasant and soothing.
STOTT CO., Agents. CISSELL, George
town. au 1916
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nIThe Marble Hall CIothina Emporiu

ITThe Marble Hall Clothing Emporium
Browns Hotel Building, offer unusual induce
ments to purchasers Of Ready made Clothing for
Gentlemen and Boys wear In order to present
our customers with stock Of Goods not to be
equaled FOR the coming seasons, our present stock
Of Coats Vests and Pantaloons will be sold at pri.
ces that cannot tail to please. Cashmerett, Drap
De Eta, Cassimeres, Alpaca, Drillings, Linens,
Marseiles, &c, Of superior cut and workmanship.
aug NOAH WALKER & CO.
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LAND WARRANTS LOCATED.

l. either in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois or Iowa, and
and give correct description Of the land located
II, upon examination, this description proves In
correct, they win themselves take the land giving
for II another warrant for the same quantity
. One Of the firm resides In the West and win
give the business his personal superintendance.
MILLER & BROWN,
7th st., opposite Post Once, Washington.
Nv l3-eo3m 10
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STEWARDS SUNLIGHT GALLERY.

nAGUI taken or 20 cent and
IL upwards. and flied e. sp endd cases We
have The ruest light Ia the city, W ~ Tor scft-
ness and Distribution II shade 5 not surPa sed "
eQuGlled in the u Hied State
We invite all who want rood Pictures To cal
al 3li Pa ave ne, between 9th an lHn Streets;
over M w Gait q Bro. IS Jswefry store.
an Aim
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Baltimore zarksts.

BALTIMORE, Aug 2o.--Flour Is heavy this
morning. Small sales Of Ii ward street q
Ss 75-holders generally ,skisg IS 81; Cry
Mills is held at IS 50 So 81 Vie 4 i,aU !.
Receipts OF 80 900 bushels. The market cl1 CT
It 81 IS 81 % tor good Ia prime white; HDl
81 S0sSI 80 for good To prime red, decline
o.; about cents per bushe'. c .rn is gerr-
ally unchanged. White $500; 3elloS
a2.p3c,