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VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON fhNhsfl~
known Fiinie Hvlrl. pube auction la
Moaday September Sd 10 o'clock precisely fhA seh
81 No q, in NO asa IssHg sipcLss
Penney hstvssa l1sh aud ls sna
back 80 feet 10 s0fest alley, With the Improvements
handsome tbruestoy als Afsk house, vita
back buildings bsirk coach bo.se, Stable
the uassials and handsomely
finished marble grrcg
gas syey pasa se bu The haainv
wide halls above aud
6udiaa eoss oon ~ilA pi
rannnl the tan depth.
In faiipg 81 water, besess eKen
lena the whole eaeosea with hins eet huek wall
and handsomely osnamsn,ad with sAsnbbesy-
This yosahy knowl aud has besn occupied "r h
gst-cass restunfnn nnd
FROM It's location, being within fs~ steps Of the Aaeh a
short distance departments n properly m
city adapted business which has been
cupied
afsr the nf properly tie whole OF ihe hard
rosewood and walnut furniture, carpets hsedAs shAndee
choice liquors. and bar htsie ~" ~ a
Catalogues and particulars OF which will be furnished previous 70
the sne.
Terms cssh the residue In
years. with Interest," seenIea by deed OF trust he
premises.
sThe property examined limo prsviaas 10 The
sale. JAS. q Me1tlhhs
July aa-eodkda AncuoEssr.
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UTAH and s73 paid for themselves These emgrants
ed Of 23 English 4o Scotch Welsh % Irish French
400 Danes Swedes 80 Norwegans IS Swiss 10 Italians
is Germans and Prussisn The report adds that most
of the esrants have lately proceeded to Utah via Pha-
dephia and New fbfh instead Of The old route via New
Orleans and ST. Louis and that the route has been
found far better than the old
DrArH ARMY oYucERs--Captain Smelling, Of the
United States army died at Cincinnati Saturday last
and Leutenout Underwood Of tho lst United States in
faniry, died Ct Fort Duncan, Texas, The 5lh ult
The LOUISVILLE rxonrs-The chiengo Democrat says
that SPEED esq for several years prior to the present
mayor Of Louisville has removed Chicago The Demo-
crat adds He is Of very large number Of wealthy
and refined gentlemen who have recently come Aher from
Kentucky, who within the last days, have been
making arrangements for the removal Of their families and
capital 70 this city"
THE TunEs THE TEtnassrH,--A Turkish enthusiast
Constannople lately cut of two yards Of the telegraph
wire which he brought 10 his house in the hope of being
the first to know The When taken ep for the oene
he admitted the fact and said al he wanted to learn was
the fall Of Sehasopol Another Turk the wire IN
in order 10 see if the wire was hollow.
TnE FIRST SUNDAY SCHOOL IL THE UsIrED SrATEs-We
find the following statement in the Albany Argus
The fact that Rev. Dr. Uphold, Bishop Of Indiana, off
ciaed last Sunday evening in the church OF the Holy In
noCentEt DFohHbt 10 OF
fac; generally known and which rebounds greatly the
credit Of city Mrs Uphold, mother Of the Bishop
English lady, who with her husband 10 this country
and located in this city the first to establish Sunday
schools In this country and almost simultaneously with
their establishment in England by the celebrated Robert
ikes Her first school started in her residence on
Columbia street in this city about the year 1920 Shortly
AFTER removed TO the English church. (St Peters)
on State street We question if this fact is known to the
American Sunday School unon--hayng never seen the
statement meae public
MODERN JOAN or Arc.zzThe following is copied from
French paper;
A young woman, who preends 10 have divine mis-
son has just been locked up in the Orleans prison She
asks to be sent TO the Cmea pretending that she coud
take Sebastopo in very short time She speaks on the
subject in the calm and deliberate All she
asks for accomplish her glorious mission Is an escort Of
sergeant corporal and ten men, shes at present com
ulitted inglodousy as vagabond"
APpoyTGEsr--We learn from the Baltimore American
that Governor Lyon has appointed James NJ buchanan
esq to the sea upon the judicial bench made vacant by
the anened destli of Judge Constable.
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ANTI-MAISELAw NOMINATIONS IN MISUNDERSTANDING
Massachusetts ant-Naine-law convention assembled
Thursday Worcester there being about 1900 dele
gates present They nominated f. ID. Beach, Of Spring
field democrat for governor Moses Davenport Of New
buryport, wing, for lieutenant governor William Denton,
OF Boston, for secretary Of State Arthur W. Austin Of
West Rozbury for State treasurer Wendell T. Davis Of
Greenfield for auditor and George Hiard, Of Boston
for attorney general
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THE public schools WA -operod Monday, che I'd
day OF srpmbef Ut oci"cs, The teachers ri be ~
houses receive pups who
They
eferrs Of the
The pupils hmied, parents who des,re
cpnnue their cildrn in school viii do well make
early application for admission tickets,
by direction OF the boRsd
GEORGE !. ABBOT,
Sep Q-sTplW sccresary
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THEATRIcAIs cAMn-THE ZoUAvEs NEW
cHARAcrER--The army correspondent of the London
Times writes as follows;
The zouaves resumed last night their theatrical per-
formances iii their camp inkernann The theatre
soew hat classical ii being in the open air surrounded
by small dry stone wall The simply banks of
earth running crosswse, and the stage Is one end Of
small hut somewhat elevated above the pit adorned by
rIdely painted scenery representing young females anu
sing themselves with flowers, and distant view of two
trees and pond. The baud Of Of the regiments
in attendance and formed the orchestra None but officers
admitted into the body Of the house, Mt least
else went in those who did expected 10
something into the box at the entrance for the benefit Of
the wounded bat number Of agile individuals from
the ranks crowded along the top Of the wall and
tensey enjoyed the whole performance gratis The sale
lighted up by two large paper lanterns stuck the
end OF poles. Between those who seated and
those who standing there certainly fewer than
thousand present The pieces played the Prsis
ron he Sir Hures and La Question Orient and the acting
certainly excellent vastly better than the average of
that in the London theatres where the efforts Of
two good performers marred by the stupidity of half
dozen absurd All the parts well played the act
being private soldiers who personated the
aso and did it TO the life from the wearing Of the Jpe
bofte to the play of the hands and the tone OF voice
la Permission dc SIR Hslnss mainly displays the various
lodges by which private soldier manages to Guido his
Alsatient sergeant in winning affections Of pretty
girl and throwing him into the OF her ugly old aunt
who madly Ia love with him but whom he deicstod
There was great deal Of very broad joking but in
camp and before such audience this went for nothing
They were during the whole time in tears laughter,
though the U0ices Of he performers ercy almost
the other side Of hs kH The night calm and balmy
q glorious Crimean svered the light clouds ms
never them svered before except on paper-mache
articles
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BY TEL G II A z II.

--latest from Norfolk and Portsmoah
NoRroLK Aug. 81, p. m-For twenty-four hours end
ing to-day at noon there fifteen deaths among whom
were DR.. Thomas Nash, Captain William Il. Starke, wife
ard daughter.
In Portsmouth during tho time there fourteen
deaths.
The disease is assuming mder FORM An abundance OF
physicians have arrived from Savannah Charleston
and New Orleans.
private letter states that Thursday forty deaths took
place Norfolk but only reported by phys-
clans up 2 p. Among the dead Dr. Constable l..
Balance, and John McAnaly.
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III neglected include, Ina the list OF especial har
A large md e lot ofai kinds Of cmbroderes
so pieces high plaids for boys wear
90 nbspds, select styles
many exceedingly and desirable mueies.
Fresh supplies daily received.
One proverbiaiy low price only
All bills IN promptly closed when presented
acl,s prices, dealing be relied ON in
ali cases.
thar stock Of linen goods al grades ia
unusually and cheap.
The Of goods.
stock throughout Tho entire
PERRY & BROTHER,
81 Central siores,n tuldine,
sep l--5tdf Opposite Centre Market
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ny-Xopbg Snrnoit~s' Friend socfety.-Tbe regular
win be held This tsundsy)
O'Clock, "a 81. rgtnck's Church.
particularly desirable this
meeting election officers for The ensuing viii be held
W. fIlzPATRiCK,
seps Secretary.
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posT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

The responsibilities ofa Pos'aaserWhen postmaster
has voluntarily assumed the responsibilities Of Office be is
liberty abandon them either BY closing bis Office
by transferring its management and funds to irresponsible
person. If the department receive notice time that
postmaster wishes TO retire from Office, will be inn
ediatey taken to select and appoint suitable
but until is appointed and has been qualified by
giving bond he continue in Office either personally
assistant although the time for which he may
have been appointed has expired.
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schooI.nook Announcement.

CRAY BAILANTYNE 49e Seventh have received
OF The books used the variaus
public schools This
vicinity Introduced the
city, Coneils Primary ard intermediate
PerkDs's Arhmeiick Bui0n's Gammars, &c,
sold wholesale and retail at the lowest prices
Sept l-taf
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OFFICIAL.

Treasury DEPARTMENT, August 3, SAC.
Notice given OF authorized
and after the lst November
lsS thai Will be purchased by
department The 3oh November neat
which per premium paid addition The
expressed in ibe certificates.
holders OF Of The oher loans OF the Cnlea
purchases Of amount Of s3o 600 Hi
dosing period the following
OF 10 cent for stock
OF sa7 i64s premium Of l6 ard for
commonly called TeAasinden
nifty stock, premium Of six per cent.
wiz also be allowed The stipulated IN tbe cr
Gates day of here with
addition, enable Tasner drss reach the
department uoder aa present
United States by the eHi
tied o the purchase money.
Payment for made BY drafts upon the asfisi
Boston, New York, Philadelphia ,he parties
enlbed 10 receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
,4.# #..@a4 Secretary Of The Treasury.
Aup a--diuNay3O Intel. h Start
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Gy-Methotist Episcopal Church, Eighth street.
REV. James A. buncsn) having returned 80 the city
witt be service II O'Clock, and ~
church.
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PHILADELPHIA, September Judge Kelly charged the
ury at noon to-day the Of the coored charged
with the recne of Wheelers aTes. There is verdict
yet.
At Burlington the investigation into the of the late
disaster is progressing Probably conclusion to-day.
DEATH Of Gov. Brotrn, Of Missouri.
ST. LOWS Aug. 3l-Wiison Brown, lieutenant governor
OF Missouri, died on the 9th inst,
Loss Of the SrbnsrRe Cable for Connecting Newfoundland
aad Nora Scotia
HALIFAX Aug. 3lA despatch just received in this city
from Sydney that owing mismanagement in the
LAYING Of the submarine cable between Newfoundland and
Cape Breton when forty miles out from the Newfoundland
coast the lost The vessels had been engaged
days laying The cable when the accident happened The
despatch does inform ia what the loss
casnned and II also silent the probability of
erpg the cable The company understood have
had insurance The cable to the extent of $4,000
Another Serious Railroad Accjdont Ten Persons Badly
Hurt.
PrTTsHuRe, Aug. 3l.This morning, about two O'clock
the express the Ohio and Pennsylvania railroad go
ing West cow and three of the thrown
of the track about twenty miles from this city. One
completely wrecked and persons less
wounded four Of them seriously. j. w Glenn, OF Allegheny
county had log broken Theodore Adams, OF Harrisburg
severely but dangerously hurt Daniel Fisher Of
Flat Rock Ohio, had brokers and Joseph Reinhat
of Nevada Ohio, badly injured. The train going
very fast at the time of the accident.
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RAILROAD LsssFp.--The Buffalo papers announce with
st SATISFACTION the Buffalo and New York City railroad
- oeen leased to the New York and Erie railroad for
Years the lease 10 which took effect the LIST in
Inc road will be under the entire control Of tho
iosk and Erie Company, and bs operated by them
'@rt of their own road.
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lily u. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

trALUAnLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.0n Thursday,
September 90, s. in front Of The premises viii sti
part 6, 32 beginning l sucei between
southeast nng|c OF said thence
100 feet nch soui IS feet EAST The Begin
the ecnrsfing splci
brick house and back building fixtures csien,
,po Tint pan square, the brick thereon,
beginning 10 feel from the southeast angie Of said
IS inches, south 20 feet feet inches,
the beginning
Tsis central position and proximity Pennsyl
yapa l be and increasing yauc
The w sold separately.
Terms Oneoarth cnsh residue in and years,
Deferred payments TO be secured by deed oi ust
on the premises. Tile perfect.
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE,
Sept I'D huchohesf.
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INTERIOR pEPARTMENr.

Agricultural Biuision Of the Potent 0sGce-The Process
Of Caring TobaccoThs also extract from the treatise
OF Mr.. j. f. Edmunds Of Virginia. the Cutvaton and
Management Of Tobacco and viii be read with interest by
the cutvators of this plant
warming preparing the fires the day sf-
ter housing 1 prefer what is commonly called the bed
logs OF green and the feeding Of dry seasoned wood.
By this arrangement the fires rendered governabe
The bedlogs should be nicely fitted the barn floor
lengths reach across the large ends placed ontward
guard against the tendency Of heat the centre. keep
the warming fires from ,hrtysix to eight hours the
mercury ranging from 100 lis degrees Fahrenheit This
will gener ally bring the leaf to the drying The tail
end Of the leaf begins handsomely curl and then the
planter be ds amuke. IL he careless and his res
made hot. the aromatic oil passes off With the sap
smoke and he has house of red dark inferior tobacco
If his fires kept too low the tobacco gets into clammy
state aud the oil escapes There is much danger
red by much heat than for the want of sufciency
The fires should be kept steady and regular with grad
decrease heat that in hours the
ry will stand $50 deg to l60 deg Fahrenheit 1t must be
Kept about that heat until the tobacco is cured"
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The hand IF caadia--A Description Of The Manners,
horai', and ca-toms " IL aabtoaa.Exrsets Of re-
cent letter from eorreapbndsnt residing at Gambia
Prom the isolated condition of this island sad little u
W general society Influenced by European any other e6
pecni customs, notions c ALEC few strangers Of
eisnce and iniaenoe visit is ports to give any extraord-
that the broad distinctions Of Turk Greek kayah, Ea-
opean, Ac, very prominent and distinct The Ignorant
fanatca and ndolent Turk, aud the cunning, erngng
sesb, and downtroaden Greek Rayah, met with at
almost corner and the eosmopoiite jew and stiff
served European occasionally joste each other the Ma
rua while may probably be Of the
snd onerprisipg onsn with his vessels and merchandise
check by jow with grim visaged and solemn Arab
merchant, discussing the quality and prise Of cargo Of
barley.
10 be brief. The Turk Of thia island with his eros
vices, lax morals good filth in his business transactions
hospitality apathy ignorance, and sincere veneraen OF
Rsyah Inscriptions, intensely selfish aspiring far beyond
his condition. and crafty, with the spirit of the age
and both stand in prominent contrast with each other In
fact the Turk OF this island Is the Turk Of where while
the Greeks class industrious and frugal with but
few yees The Greeks selfish and sometimes ad
deted intoxeaon especially when wine abundant and
cheap Homede very among them and they are
ignorant from the fact that schools only to be found
in the cities. Naturally the Greek OF this island
intelligent people, and only require the introduction of
free schools on the American system to make them known
for intelligence
can American in this magnificent island, the very
confines Of civilized Europe, with population Of 225
900 persons In this age OF intelligence and human
son, observes strange fact, that throughout its hole
OF three hundred miles there is not print
ing and consequently neither newspaper, book, nor
g For its location resources &C., this island is
rvaed and if divested OF its nightmare of Turkish rule,
it would its ancient OF hundred cities and
million OF inhabitants almost in the OF the present
century.
among the great body Of the Greek kyabs there but
little social intercourse; and teoregn consns lead
elusive, and quiet and what called dinner
ties, soirees, balls dc OF very are occurrence For
the number of the population believe comparatively with
other sections Of Turkey fact part of the world
there is not much vice or licentiousness
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JIouxE FOR RENTING large aud convenient dwelling
II opposite Post Once This house has
,;o~v building Apartments
broad alley. The hand
farui~tsp an modern furnace
bshrP washing " !.
of Desirable IN Washington having
health corfnYt md
viii BE- rsrst reasonable private family.
Apply 10 Msior J. L, smiih, fua AUDITORS Ofao~,
Avs 2a-lhw3Nt
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For the Benefit OF the Sufferers at Norfolk snd
Portsmouth,
PIC given The Parkn ncrt Monday seprem
brr 3D. O'Clock, aid in relieving The snicr
iuss Of afflicted Tle moderate
chafss hy WIN be made mud 10 be hoped that The cit
Washington will generously respond the cali ana aid IN
relieving the sufeyinss ofonr distressed ncgbers.
Professor Bergmann's band will be in attendance
Sent I-nt
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rREAsuRY DEPARTMENT.

Custom House Duistoa. application 10 Bond Stores Gel
lars Ya.dWhenever it is desired to have any building
constituted private bonded warehouse of the second and
third classes the occupant make application
in writing the collector other chief officer of
the port describing the premises the location and capacity
Of the same and setting forth the purpose for which such
building proposed be used whether for the storage Of
merchandise imported consigned to himself exclusively
for the general storage of merchandise in bond This app
cation ene il confederation be accompanied by
certificate, signed by the proper officers of in
companies that the building offered is first class
freproof store according the classification OF insurance
Offices at that port II is the duty Of the collector, upon
receiving this application and certificate, to direct the
superintendent of warehouses other officer discharg
ing the duties of such superintendent to examine and
inspect the premises and to report in writing the particulars
in relation the location construction and dimensions Of
the store the provided for securing custody Of the
merchandise which may be deposited in the same, and all
having bearing the subject On the receipt
Of report the collector required to transmit the
to the Treasury Department together with the application
Of the party the insurance certificates and statement Of
his views and opinion If the reports satisfactory
and it appears that the public interest will be suberved
thereby, the application granted The occupant
is then required into bond in the prescribed FORM
in penalty and with such security the collector
deem proper certified copy Of this bond is to be for
warded to the department, with statement to the
sutcenov Of the penalty and the responsibility Of the
obligors for its approval which having been sgnied to
the collector, the building may be considered duly
stuted bonded warehouse Applications for the bonding
yards and sheds warehouses of the fourth class
required to be made in similar and under like
regulations.
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by y. Q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

c,PIgNDIp COUNTRY SEAT NEAR WASHINGTON, AT fuB-
l nc s b % beonsns 10 Thomas
Marshall adjoining The village Tonnalyown on me aeoss
II sstyee and half acres divided mic small and
The dwrips brick by 49, a5 by 81 each Two
with tie necessary ouLuiidines al new ana built uadr,
architecture, win fixtures throughout and al any rmc ra can
hs Il WI ss above dswaer and an
inland aud somewhat Of water view .. -. I,
place rented store al an annual rent Of a
IN" Is one Of The best being very teky
pumps close % ns house The garden y
maple, to the ,arnpks beautiful residence and
would sui gentleman doing business IN town wishing country
'e1 Terms a. sale. las @. mcguire,
Aas as~eodls Aueioneer.
BOARDING Day viii be rsopaaed Monday, Sep
residence, No is7 Pennsylvania avenue
Aug 29-eodlw
Misses Rockers
Boarding and Dry ses0oiter Young Lade t' street. seTee
u,uE dne- OF this Institution will Monday, Sep
10 Circulars be had on application 10 the pnci-
pals at The bookstores
Cottage Home school for Young Ladies,
Aassachusets arenue 5et,oeea 10Th and llth streets.
THE sixth academic year win Mon
day. seple"be The course Of Instruction y mrnngea IN
Miss NJ. A. Cor, Principal
Dorman, Teacher Of French
Mr. Gibson, Teacher II Drawing and Painting.
Mr. Schcl, Teacher Of Music.
Circulars may be obtained al The bookstores
Aug 2a-eolm
AUTUMN sUPPLtEss stock complete In all &C.
II par,mentsIn probability ofer the ,hor-
fancy and staple goods OF reliable quail
the District
portion stock being manufactured 10 order and The
obad s best Sources enables us 10 offer decided
purchasers
roverhiaiy low price only
judges OF goods find 10 their advantage
q, ex anime prisr making their selections
have snled their bills presented
July will be expected do prior beginning nsw bill we
ar. entirely serious In this matter .
punctusl credit cotdniy
supplies, II but Tor aeif
xrsu6esior. IA.
he taken from the store approximations except 10
invsids nor viii they exchanged or taken back.
Good articles prices dealing be relied in a
PERRY e. BROTHER,
siores,r building,
Aug 3o--sdif Opposite Genre Nsrhei-
UpUxE RENr,Thc large aud convenient dwelling
III City Post Once. This has
building wci servants the
broad alley. The hand
fansstsp all e modern furnace