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NOTICE to the BOOK I RAD E.
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Would call the attention Of Booksellers and Pedde 70
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able other house in the United state
B-Agents I'll fad ii their advantage TO order our own
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them earlier period than they possibly do through
other houses.
AGENTS and Booksellers visiting City will find to their
advantage TO give Us a call before purchasing elsewhere
Casozues Of cheap Books Magazines &c caa be had on
arries BY pos otherwise BY Addressing the anderssned
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Of this 10 = ost r@ur.rk4b book ~ any age:
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ain truih ter.rs merit If the book very greN sup
nose II had been written by e;etrsined man, te
ucidy Of m style a'd the thoroughly ssHoa Character OF rs
language would have atra ed attention But here men OF
color Instructed ere how spell vcds Of three etters
while ohd-subsequeny forbidden acquire Ia Their
knov edge o. III. so-e srng the ee mrnt5 ~ NJ
write by copying printed letersanc producing work whch
literary promotion would be credltabe 20 the hrst
Epgih vrier Of the day ue that Ny Bondage will
gres success stands far above all nva At tbs
head OF the peculiar to which II beongs'
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DOOKSF LLERS' AGEN -
ID act Agents the purchase Of Books Maps Music
&C. for Booksellers in s parts Of the Union We will furnish
the Publications Of all the PUBLISHERS Of this City THsIs
PRICE (somees less VII also psek and forward parcels
from the Trade whether purchased By or otherE.e AL
such orders promptly filed and properly packed Refer TO the
publishers Of this paper. - - -
ROSS, JONES T0USEY,
lo9 Nussu.st n. Y and 25 Cark-st., Chis.go
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AmnsemenIe.
CAD ENVY OF NJ u c
"A FOURTEENTH
ALLAN OPERA.
TO THE PUBLIC.


N FOURTF ENTH-S STREET
ITALIAN OP f II A.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The Academy Of Music will be opened on the h OF October
"' FORTY PERFORMANCES,
during which the favorite Italian Operas
h' F Pf'1FNss65 FYRSfHFP EfoE Du NoRD
Sise en- ,ene ocTeeues o. costume and artistic excellence
equa the STANDARD already established At the Academy
With distinguished reputation in this country aud IN
Europe Efficient orchestra under the direction OF MAN
hi. part effort hs be spared to render the oPea
wO by Of liberal patronage tbs Director confidently spPe SIS 70
his endssvoI 10 give the lyme drama permanent footnod IN
There IN be three regular performances in each week, on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY.
." EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
for especial aon Of oftown residents inVa
Bds children schools aid Others unable unwilling TO attend
The Price Of sdmon to ParQuette First Circle fixed at
TWO DOLLARS
The boxes Of which tweaty eight sdded the
Flint Chee will CID for the season for or two nights
OF admission vaypR according location aud number Of sc .t
atoms m BeSes or Seats nav be made in person
BY letter At The Acs1,uy from o'clock A ~ TO o'clock
l. "' NON ''' '''''- '''A' @''' WIN. Il. PAINE
RUkIONs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
sept sffGI w irff ( SrSs DEF
ss 8. S Ss,sS s1a the rees Of che s the p5
bOMANCE OF DOMESTIC LIFE.
John Mhdusy Mr. Burton apt Hawksley. Nj @. Jordan
MI. sterrhoo Mrs. hughes Mrs Mildmay Mics Raymond
3be utw Farce Of THE CLoCKmAKERS HAT.
Bn smart. .....Mr surhe Mrs.. Holman
AH' THE stS sHss; Si;4
In which Mr. PTcley, Miss Raymond and hf MAfchan will
sPPeSf. v,,- .,,
DROADWAY THEATER--E. A Marshall,
- sole Lessee Doors open a 81 Psoriesaoes viii
neuee At "A oe och pfecbely-rhIS EVENING, sept ~,
viii Be performed the new play o.
ST. MARC.
~, sreM Mr. Davenport DAnJfa.......... Hfps. Ponld
Gisnardo........Mr Fisher Thsfs,.....N fa Bactsna
LOAN or LOVER
Capt Amenfor....ME EyuEe Gertrude o~rhns Mshn"fs
PkICEs-b boxes sbd Par 40 t. y ceuu, Family Cics sna
Upper Tier Is cents Privsfs Boxes. e. and &C.
ETROPO Titan THEATER.- 49,
NJ On "WEDNESDAY sep -. igSh
CHANGE OF HOUR Doors 0cl1ck sli cYnua9p,r
a. 9 precisely. with N rev Consay 81.
IA LiOSE DhOiT
lAr Which will be presented the bssss isrh Dfsa
- q T. l. o,
Tfg TYsasT PAbtA
-, byficDf H4ss
fA'fNFif
InoAY, Sept q, Sinh Appsssses u Nils sAchFL
GEo. CHRIsTY a. woods MisBfhKLs--
W No "a brosd~sJ. OPEa EyEe1 sFEainS
f1eses ~ eslis.
AEbs.iasss ualsssts1 By D. WODb
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A YOUNG LADY who is correct and rapid

A YOUNG LADY who IA a correct and rap'd
~ vfitr and rood Fsnrh scholar wishes emplOs uen A.
aCOPYfST AMAsUFNSIs or rR ANSLArOR. in which BE
he. had considerable experience PGbh"s o. ouFnNs
who oua wish add the Interest Of their lamns by tren
.on popular Freroh authors wond do well 10 notice bis
Any pc having such orders may rely their being executed
.c,ufsey sud promptly reasonable terms BY addressing
c. A. b. Box iC6, Genera PostOfice.
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Nor,b-v,stern Settlement Company.

Northwestern settlement COMPANY re o9JeS
NEDNESDAY EVENING, sept 10 al C0neention Hal, NO
rs cost ret between Bleecker and HOus AZ 4.
&C oek All avail tbeInseves Of the opportu
FARM IN Iowa, NiscOnsn or Minnesota at
toe price Of shi iDgs per with all the
sssOcis which cannot fail 20 greatly
enbsie, the valae, Won do well 10 att nd this meeting
and f Of the superior Inducements afforded by
tbis ubiI stion JAMES MAChEAN, President
THo,. EDGLkLY, SecretAry.
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THE LAST TWO WEEKS-At the Chinese

i Rooms, Broadway, R. SMITHS GRAND TOUR OF
EUROPE AND SIEGE OF SENASTOPOL. Crest excite
meut addition usual the whole OF the
Fleet will the attack and SevsHopol falls 10 nsht Ad-
25 Every evening at O'CLOCK and SATURDAY
afternoon at 5 o'clock
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DR.. J. Clawson elley will Lecture on ID SEAStS
EVENINGS 18th and lshi and a. the D7mt DsgesaIy
se,r.r Z sd o. spd 2d-sS. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
EVENINGS the 18Th sud 2h Of september oommencng sta
ceoet Ladies Gentlemen invited 70 attend Adms
- fr-@
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Wisconsin Farm and Village AssociatiOn.-Tl

WltcOhhIh fHIiH .IIu I1I.'fso " - "a 'ond
pu Sic n,etfe Unior Building, No 1863 Bowery ON WE'D
kEsDAN EVENlNG NEXT, Sept 49, at y o'clock for the
psrpose Of forming Association with the above or similar
tte The objects BY Of capital 10 secure an eg
bic Of low Price and BY nstamsnt good village
DeVgabe and within the bounds
syizs ION Thu Is ansded sddr With toe Board
tfcoDsuted with good aries but each person
ins lave voice in electDg officers and the framing the
cons ituCn.
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lust published:
MIRROR Of CRONSTADT. SEYASTOPOL,
4 IMMATURE PICTURE OF THE UNITED

A IMMATURE PICTURE OF THE UNITED
IA STATES-AMERiCA: POLITICAL, Social AND Re
ICroUs By Rev. z. schaf d. ID. vol, limo 81. (Sent
BY m.'.-postsse paid by publisher.)
:" The plee with information, ana gives picture
OF the United stste be Of Ia dkpe ling
European ignorance OF this country Dr. schah well known
10 be an earnest profound thinker candid and clog 1ent
writer and under whatever his Judgment M ght
have been pronounced upon the American ehdreRes society
IN Y. Commercial
I'VE warmly commend this book to our readers" IT,.
"Ith the best work upon this country that koow Of
Just published by CHARLES sCkloNEsJ
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FRENCH DICTIONARY for the MILLION
Il The subscribers have just published new ana improved
edition Of the weknown and popular - - -
MEADOWS FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRONOUNClSO
DICTIONARY.
The work has been eaeu revised compared with and cor
reced III. celebrated worn OF Mel Chspsu BY
EELIX L. kOESTLER, Author Of Practical and IAeo-
reticAl EIenc GTsmuer
1t printed from set Of Electrctype Plates, on larger
and better letter the old edition and 10 respect
superior boob with advance il the puce IL contains 7J
pages undoubtedly the Dictionary for the sac ana
prlee In the market.
Retail price 81 for which copy will be sent by mail, tree OF
expense n psrt Of the country
ROE LOCKWOOD 4 son. American and f0reiso
BooksyIe and Scho0 Book Deposit0y. No. II broa5vay
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"A DUAL ExEsoIsEs ~ WRITNG TIE ESGLIsH LNGutSE'
Bv d. B. Tower and Prof w. =. Tweed. OF fufs College.
Writing susge eoseyis and only BE- stained
BY practice TIE Exercises this book practical no, pro-
found; adapted the habit q writing dramatically la
Com position the pupis attention required for 0Y one pro
thus simplifying the work BY new method OF
dyTdHgcneEt
The whole work s entirely IA psn sud eSeeutlln and
puts ~, subject isht and proper footing Let
svcfy one Interested ~ Education Examine u
Published by DANIEL BURGESS CO..
Prl.n u c,nf. No. 90 John.si Now York.
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cost ou0 found.

I OST- BY J ID. 4. MENSINC, an ACCOUNT
BOOK the North River Bank Of value ea, 70 tho
owner NLeev-r Vii cave tho same With Mr. c. STaAUB
the ihsuks 81 he
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Richie ,i-un a, Boyutou's Warming aud tenti-
kaiipE " srrhOuse No. S74 6rosdwayThe special atten,
n 4 the trsle others invited 20 assortment Of
HEATING and VENnLATlNG APPARATUS, comprising
every variety the latest and approved patterns Of Fur
Ranges Regsers Ventstors including i've sues
Of Boyn,oDs Patent Self Ieaog Funace-sn entirely new
srticle worthy the attention Of those interested
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Emigrnnt Intetnscnce Once ana Labor Exchange
D. deDoved 6Om No. q Cana-st to the corner OF Gentle
and Canass Newlork The Office Is established by the
Commissioners Of EmsraOn whore Slways be found large
pupbsp Of LABORERS and SERVANTS At vvy low rates
and have their orders filled by Writing TO
me Superintendent and sending the 70 pay
a.e passage Of parties required charged to
pIeyera JAMES p pAGAN, Superintendent
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ruH NEw-yoRK TRIBUNE

Ss,sS cr tAs Aeraftnrr Of each Mail SicamsI fot Lv
s,--l ~ reT snrnn, postage m0inded snsie copies
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Gorsrs. Carriages. &r.

DOR SAT.E-A handsome SORREL PONY,
abou, 1. hands shI knd and senei will stand without
pine he has lons fus and tail and IL very
Asea fuAEfuN sna HARNESS .aliahle for Doctor Ap-
nv 90 J. D WILLIAMS. No. Sdd ah.a.
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American Institute Formers Cuba regular meet

s WI b RED It On. Repository N 81 Broadway on III IS
nav -. A. rooa Exclusive subject: Preservation Of
Erit ard Vegssbs" StruIgers are always especially vel
cone Admission - 20 al. So -
The At meeting will be till after the Fair viz: NV b.
=. noor H. MEIGS Secretary
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COOKE SITUATION WANTED-By a Pr,

- estsut " emp Who perfectly understands her business
SOUPS Meats Game Desserts Has good city reference Can
be for days Apply at No t6 4th ay between 9Th and
l0,h-sts
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~ srunton in family or in school TO TEACH her NATIVE
LANGUAGE She understands French and little Eogsh;
csr give Lessons IN Needlework ard {. capable Of ding The
Il.ee OF House keeper. Address No so lsth-st
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A LADY wishes to obtain good situation tor a
~ v.,v,,c.rent Gfl a. COX and - ASSiSf In WASH
ING and IRONING has The Bet of quah stions char
setter Sc. Can be for few days At No " West Sds
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b. respectable Protestant Womaa; hrsi rae
SHIRfMeKER and sssist al Dressnaking best y
city Ieftrenc-. be No. los Benryt, corner OF
Fike-st scr days. If not engaged.
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GENTS WANTED-In every State. % SELL
~ sHFET and POCKET MAPS OF the most useful and
youulu ehsrses All letters of inoy fully sn,~oIed By re
turu ps l. catalogue apd seci incc~ed- some
az u's engaged mskrg from IS 70 so daily and any
active man canrot fail Wcu the business Address
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yNANTEp--A situation bv respectable Girl
w nsEAMsTREss ard CHAM sERIaIDi unser'snis
II hi Dc utng aud Fitting asO al Kidd. OF PAN se~ins
The 4 reference. # required Can b. seen nor NO
csvs Ca 81 No lis Eas, llh second eoor ront room
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4 SITUATION WANTED-By young Man,
~ as BOOk-KEEPER Good references given and re-
auue5. Address Box No. lc5 Tribune Ohice
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WANTED-A situation as HOUSEKEEPER,
w or 10 TAKE CHARGE OF a LAUNDRY, by middle
sged Woman who profrs the best New York recon enta
lions line addressed to E. s.. Tribune Office will receive
proupt attention.
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T,HE work i. printed on fine white paper

VNHE work Is printed on fine white paper
- and new type and in appearance viii be sec
ond 10 none in the United States.
A Southern Bank-Note Lat is essential in every
Bank, CountngHouse and Public Office. Let US
unite in advancing our common interests, and not
permit Northern and Northern Detecters 20 fuc-
tuate our money matters ~ they may wish, while we
are quietly following their dictatiop.
The work viii be carefully revised tho day Of
publication, and all important financial changes,
they occur noticed. Every exerton viii be made 70
make Il correct and reliable guide TO the Banker
and Merchant
Hotel proprietors, Brokers' Auctoncers, Commits
sion Merchants, and others desirous.of having their
names and business widely circulated are informed
that limited number Of advertisements win be in
serted Special rates for advertising by the year OF
for shorter periods may be known by applying to
any ~ my agents, o. at the Office in Atlanta, Ga.
Specimen numbers viii Be sent on application BY
letter. free Of charge.
All communication intended fr The "Bank. Note
Last" Atlanta, Georgia.
SAMUEL SWAN.
JAsGs RoBERrsoT, General Agent
Icy Subscriptions received by j. f. FRANCE,
agent for Washington, d. c., and Virginia.
sep 25-3m
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BAILIFF,s SALE.

RY virtue of an order of distrain from
- Ann II. Dermott TO the subscriber directed
against the goods1nd chattels Of Charles A. Lgget
have seized and taken the following goods TO satisfy
horserent due to the said Ann r. Dermott to wit D
counters desk, stove and pipe, looking-glass,
mattress lot of otl-coth, lot of paper boxes TO-
geher with all the shelving and stnro-xures IN the
store occupied BY the said Charles A. LigEet, which
shall expose 10 public sale The premises situate
on Louisiana avenue, between Seventh and Eighth
streets, on Tuesday the 30th instant ut Ii O'Clock
A. NJ, 10 the highest bidder for cesh 10 satisfy said
house rent JAMES r. TIMMS BaiiH
oct 27-d3t
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EOO ACRES or LAND FOR SALE

TTTFf-IUhTffTN
mile on the railroad, and about midway between
Washington city and Baltimore. 300 acres are IN
wood and timber the balance In clearing well fenced
and small cabin on the place
This tract will be divided 10 suit purchasers Terms
will he made easy. Any one DESTROYS az purchasing
viii call upon the subscriber, No 54S Pennsylvania
avenue, between First and Second streets west Wash.
ington city. II. N. GILBERT,
JeW-eou Land Agent
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BUCKwHEAT,

EA RAGS, % pounds each
eyD 81 bags 100 pounds each, new hnlled Buck.
wheat iusi received and for sale wholesale and retail
1T the lowest market prices.
Also, a good assortment % Horse Feed and fresh
ground Corn Meal, for familxpse at the old Railroad
streets CLARK a BRO,
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AUCTION SALES.
BY G. w. BOTELER,
A ucfIauaar

TuyRUsTEE,s SALE OF LOT No. 20,
u in square 626, with the Improve-
ments, nj Auctions On Monday, November l2th
at o'clock r. M in front Of the premises by yirtu,
Of deed of trust from John T. b. Suit to the sub
scrber bearing date the third day Of July 1882 ami
recorded in Liber ]. A. s. No A. folios 100 and lel
Of the land records of Washington county in the
District Of Columbia, all that piece Of ground lying
and being in the city Of Washington being Lot Nc
20, IN square No. 626, and known as Walter @. JOIN
square feet more or less, together with the improve
mcnts thereon, which consist Of two frame7 House,
with brick Easements, each house containing sx
rooms.
This property fronts 25 feet on Massachusetts ave
nue., running back ITO feet TO New Jersey avenu
between north and @ streets The Houses will .
sold separately or together MS may be desired.
Terms: Six hundred dollars cash balance in 81,
twelve, and eighteen months, for notes bearing into
rest, satisfactorily secured.
,6 80 JOHN Y. DOM, Trustee
@. w. BOTELER,
oct ED Auctioneer.
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IN r.. WALL would respectfully an
LIE nounce to the citizens Of Washington and
vicinity that he has just received and opened one Of
the largest best and cheapest assortments Of Shoes
and Trunks that has ever been exhibited In Wasl
ington. His stock has been selected with great
from the best manufactures, az to combine neal-
with durability. Having the best store iacilitie',
and purchasing his goods at the lowest cash prices,
he is enabled to present rare inducements to purci a.
sers, and feels warranted in extending an invitation
to all who in quest Of good Shoes at low prices.
70 give him call, as he is determined to sell at the
very lowest market prices He does not consider it
necessary to 20 into enumeration, his store il
filed to repletion with Tie latest and most desirable
styles Of Shoes Of every grade, quality, and price
The community ut large Is cordially invited to exam
inc his stock Of goods he is always ready and will
ling to display the same to persons, whether they de-
sign purchasing Immediately or otherwise.
TO THE FARMERS.
In connection with the fine goods, the attention #
farmers is particularly called to his stock Of servant
wear, which is unusually large, and will be sold ca-
tremely low. y. II. WALL,
Sign Of the Blue Front
No. "a, Louisiana avenue, opposite Centre Market,
between Seventh and Eighth streets
NJ b. Don't forget the Blue Front
oct. lt-3taw3w hsa@+F8
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Registers Office,

HcsIstef'S Omce,
~ October Is, 1885.
Two All Whom IL May Concern. Notice
u is hereby given that licenses issued 10 Taverns,
Retailers Of spirituous and fcrmented Liquors. Wines
Cordals &c, Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, Hats,
Caps, Boots and Shoes, Medicines, Perfumery,
Watches and Jewelry Lumber, Wood, Coal, and
Commission Merchants; also TO keepers Of Hackney
Carriages and 0mnibuses, Billiard Tables, Ten Pin
Alleys, and Confectionery, and for hawking and ped
ling, will expire ON Monday, the 5th day OF Novem-
Der next and that said licenses must be renewed a
this Office, within ten days after that time.
SAMUEL Z. DOUGLASS,
Register.
oct ls-dtnoy5 [Star.l
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COAL! COAL!
~ III Il undersigned, having on hand n
large assortment Of red and white ash Schuyl.
kill and Iehigh Coal is prepared 70 supply his Gus
toners and citizens generally cheap for cash
Persons desiring to lay in their fuel would do well
Oak, Pine and Hickory at the lowest market price
for cash. -
Also, Cumberland Coal for sale.
j. HtINSBERGER,
$40, nth st., corner 18th Ut. and Mass. avenue.
sep 22--8tw2m 4
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Stock Transactions.

Stock TRANSACTIONS
New YORK, Oct 27-Stocks are heavy. Erie
Railroad, so IA; Cumberland and Toledo Rail
road, 50 81 cents; Reading Railroad, 81 5-s !;
Canton Co., "a cents; Cumberland Coal Co., rs
Is Galena and Chicago Railroad IT.
Sterling exchange, 100 cents.
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FARM FOR SALE.

OUR PROSPERITY, OUR INGRATI-
tube, AND OUR DANGER,
a FAST-DAY Sermon, preached In the
n + Street Presbyterian Church. September 2eth,
1855, by The Rev. Y. d. Gurey, d. D. for sale al the
bookstores Of Messrs Farnham, Taylor A Maury
Gray Ballantyne. Adam, and Morrison A Co.
The proceeds arising from the sales 10 be appro-
priated TO the orphans Of Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Virginia
Price 10 cents. oct H.
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

. CupOH EJpftNyS,
NNHE undersigned having been solicited
u by many Southern friends TO extend the pre-
sent season, have determined to keep the Mountain
House open for their accommodation until the 10th
day OF October. 4
The three tournaments for the season win take
place the 2stli of August, the 18th and 26th OF
September. sgt
tsg- The fare will be reduced five dollars per.
month, and two dollars per week, after the lst Of
September.
aug "a BLAKEM0RE a INGRAM.
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NEW STYLES CAMEO AND OTHER
JEWELRY.

JEWELRY.
AM just receiving fine assortment Of
IL the newest style and first quality Of rich Jewelry.
rether with good stock Of pure Silver Ware, and
variety OF other articles, which selling al New
York city prices, and saving Of from is TO 30 per
cent TO those that are in want Of such goods.
Every article warranted ss represented ut time %
sale .k II. o. hood,
Sign of the Large Spread Eagle
41s, Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9Th sts
Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired by an ex-
pericnced workman. H. o. HOOD.
oct 16--
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-27
TIME BEST BAKING STOVES in THE

rUyHE BEST BAKING STOVES IN THE
u country are 70 be had Of JOS. y. H0DGS0N,
No. 405 Seventh street. in which he challenges
petition. = EJ e
Also, n large assortment Of Parlor, Dining groom,
Chamber and Office Stoves at low prices.
Also, the best Cooking Range ever offered in this
bility and economy.
ALSO.
good assortment Of Britannia, Planished Tin, Js-
pan, and Ironware Of my own manufacture, at ex-
ceedingly low prices. sep 24-df6
SW ANS BANK-NOTE LIST AND
DETECTER,
Published seni-monthiy, at Monfgomsry Aid.,
Al 81 90 Per Anuum, in Advance.
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CHI. EIsENBRANDT,
(SuccEssoR TO HrLnus A Hfrz,)
Importer, Publisher, and Dealer i'm Ameri-
can and European Music. Pianos,
Strings, &c.

UNHIS popular Establishment has beer rcfttcd in
- the most modern and tasteful manner. com
bining all the comforts and convenience that such
an establishment should possess together with the
most complete assortment Of American and European
Music Pianos, &C, to be found in the metropolis.
With desire 20 meet the wishes OF the musical
public, ] respectfully solicit their patronage.
oct 26-3t GEO. HIIBTS Agent