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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

MouNT FERNoH.-It WIS stated by DIR. Burroughs.
III his address last Wednesday, that the present pro-
prieior OF Mount Vernon had offered TO convey that,
estate to virginia for the sum of $1GOOGO. Ii the
spirit which anlnates the ladies of Richmond were
diliused throughout the State, it would not be Cfsnr
ere our banner hoatcd over the remains OF him Shr
first i'll war, first in peace ana first in the hearts
OF his cuuntrymen.
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APPoISTMESr.-Mr. Henry 5. Jeer has been APP
pointed by the Governor, Inspector Of Guam" and
Plaster for Petersburg, vice Il. ). Peasants, Es..
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TELEGRAPH LINE TO SrAUSroS.-Mcssrs. {. NJ
Ottinger Il Co.. telegraphc builders, have been
the route from Richmond To Stauuion, with the view
of asccrtaining the prncticebillty Of erecting House
Printing telegraph line between the Two places. The
work las been decided rs practicable, aud should
stock enough be taken in Saunton and charlottesville
where there will be offices il will be commenced
This would be very desirable facility in the trHHsr
ton of business between our western friends ard
Richmond merchants.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

Commission Merchant, Rchmond, Va.
\ B. County Rights will be sold reasonable terms,
:,a 2l--ctt R. NJ A.
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LAW PROFESSOR AT WILLIAM & MARY.
Mr.. William Green of Culpepcr has been appoint
ed to succeed Judge Scarburg as Professor OF
Law in the Faculty OF William aud Mary College,
In professional learning, Mr. Green, by common oon-
SENT is allowed to excel any lawyer in the State His
accession to the Faculty Of William and Mary will
give additional distinction to this venerable instu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-13

just returned from fishing cruise He was
the twelfth one Of family Of fourteen sons
who have been drowned.
1.-THE Know Nothing Convention assem-
bled in Baltimore, last night, and nominated
z. Collins Lee as their candidate for Judge Of
the Superior Court, and Milton Whitney for
States Attorney.
1.-THE State Convention Of the +" Liberal
Party" was held at Utica, New York, yester-
day, but was slimly attended Fred Doug.
lass was nominated for Secretary of State.
THE Know Nothings of Baltimore, think
ing that VIM. p. Preston, Esq, judging from
his past course, would be an available Con-
gressional candidate, addressed him q letter
on the subject They received an answer
that they little expected, and which doubtless
fell upon them like thunderbolt. He con-
cludes by saying: 81 am thoroughly con.
vinced that union of politics and religion has
been the curse Of every country where such
union has prevailed. II is at this moment the
basis Of European despotism, and I would as
soon think Of associating God and the Devil as
religion and politics"
THE Wing State Convention of Pennsyl-
yania has nominated Joseph Henderson, Of
w ashington county, as q candidate for Canal
Commissioner. The resolutions adopted are,
it is said, strongly anti-slavery.
....Hon. Willis A. German, of Minnesots,
and Hon. Charles j. Faulkner, Of Virginia,
are at Wizards.
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ALEXANDRIA, CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. IL, 1856

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. IL, 1855.
The alarm of fire this morning was occa-
stoned by the burning of a stack of hay near
Hunting crock.
Measures for the relief OF the Norfolk and
Portsmouth sufferers arc still in progress. A
public meeting is called for this evening, to be
held at the Lyceum, in furtherance Of the OBJ
jeet. Alexandria has already made hand
some donation; but the continuance of the
scourge demands a renewal of effort, for
" charity never faileth."
The Board Of Common Council have refused
to concur with the Board of Aldermen in
submitting the question OF admitting tfe
Washington and Alexandria railroad into
town to the people. We presume, how
ever, this is only temporarily, for certainly
the majority Of our Council cannot intend to
refuse the application without consulting the
community.
r. W. Falls, agent in this city for Adans's
Express, will transport gratis to Norfolk such
goods as may be left at the express office for
the benefit of the sufferers
Flour is dull at S775aS7 81. Wheat-Small
receipts; red 81 65aS1.70; white 81. 75sSI. rs.
Corn, s0aS5c. Rye, 70a75c. Oats, 3Oa35c.
AMI
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Aid for the Norfolk Sufferers!
NATIONAL EATING.H Sc

NorrhWGSt corner of Si1th Sc aai Pa. acenHe
fINBE undersigned intends to contribute his mite
Il TO the suffering poor Of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, Virginia; therefore he will open his Res
taurant for their benefit for three days, WE'D
NESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY, the
18th, 18th, and 1ith of September, the proceeds Of
which will be sent to some responsible person TO
forward the amount received upon the three above
named days for their especial aid.
A Snack, with all the delicacies OF the season,
will be kept from 10 a. m. until p. m, for the
comfort of those who may honor him with a call
for the above purpose.
FRANK SELDES, Proprietor
All hail TO the man who, for the suffering poor,
Fcrgets his own interest and opens his door;
Who contributes his mite, be il ever so small,
To the cause Of humanity, whenever il calls.
1I-2t
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AGENTS FOR THE STAR.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union rejOices without stint over the
result of the Maine election, wherein Know
Nothingisn and Abolitionism combined have
been terribly defeated, indeed.
The batslligsneer publishes an extract from
the law creating the naval reform board, to
show that the synoptical report of their pro-
ceedings is in according with that act of Con-
gress. We also find in the same paper inter-
esting articles from some of its patrons in va
rious sections Of the Union, praising its con-
sistent course on public affairs.
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NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN

ID j. STEER, Merchant Tailor, hast just re-
Il ceived large and beautiful stock Of new r all
and Winter Goods, to which he respectfully In
vites the attention Of his customers and the pub
lie.
In addition to large and varied stock Of Cloths,
Cassimeres and Vestings OF the newest styles, his
stock Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods is also
very select and complete, such as
Scarfs, Cravats, Stocks, Ties, Gloves
Suspenders, Hosiery
Six, cotton and woollen Undershirts, Drawers,
&c.
He is prepared TO make up Clothing to order at
short notice In style Of unsurpassed elegance
and at fair prices.
Gentlemen are solicited to call early and select
choice styles. DO. 4oS Seventh st.
sen lI-eo3W
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Mr.. EDITOR: Please insert the fOllowin.

Mr.. EDITOR: Please insert the following
Enigma:
| an composed of q letters:
My z, 5, II, l, 8, 3, is a girls
My IL, 8, 8, IL, Is, is the name of FIRE en-
CINE in this city.
My4. SO, 2. 8, l6, 10, 81, Is, 10, 9, 3, 4, 6,
is weekly paper in this city.
My 1, z, IL, IA, 5, 6, is boy g name.
Ny 4, 5, 6, z, IL, IA, s, 9, is trade for
women.
My 4, z, 8, 1, 3, is a river in Missouri.
My whole is monument in Baltimore.
DOUBLE JACK,
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MADAME DELARUE respectfully solici

MADAME DELARUE respectfully solicits Of
ISl those persons having to purchase articles In
her line to give her a call, most especially on
WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY, or FRIDAY of
the present week, as the profits Of all cash sales
made on those DAYS will be contributed for the re-
lief of the sufferers of Norfolk and Portsmouth
Call at the Fancy Millinery Store, 23S Pepnsylva-
mia avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets Sc ll-3t
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PERSONAL.

....Among the passengers by the Atlantic,
was the Rev. VIM. Arthur, distinguished
preacher of the Wesleyan Methodist church In
Great Britain, and, beside, a lecturer and wri-
ter Of celebrity.
1.-THE Colored Baby Show is in full blast
in Boston, with some forty black babies.
....Capt. Pendleton, Of the schooner E. s.
Pend Teton, Of Gloucester, Mass, was drowned
in that hssbor on Sunday evening. He had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-13

FIGHT WITH AN Elk The Ohio State Jour.
nal says that on Monday evening last John
Steiner, herdsman to Mr.. M. l. Sulliyant,
had n desperate fight with buck elk Mr..
S. was attempting to drive away the cows,
when the elk, who has always associated with
the cows, constituting himself leader of the
flock, and making them go where he pleased
to the pasture, shook his head stamped his
feet, and showed that he did not 81 the cattle
to go away. Mr.. S. picked up stick, and the
elk, with his hair bristled up, plunged at him.
Mr.. S. struck the animal an Intellectual blow,
and then seizing him by the horns and nose,
attempted to protect himself from the thrusts
Of his tremendous horns, AMI continued the
struggle for more than an hour, when be
tainted, and the elk, thinking him dead, left
left him. Mr. S. was hardly able, when he
recovered his senses, to drag himself to his
cabin, and there he managed-fnding that
owing to internal hemorrhage his breathing
was becoming difficult, and there was no one
one near to help him-to saddle his horse and
ride to Franklinton, a distance of two miles
His injuries are thus described:
One prong Of the antler entered his chest
little below the heart, laoerating the left lung
the other piercing the right. A dreadful cash,
some five inches long, on the right thigh,
barely missed the fe.noral artery, and the
back and body are very much bruised.
The elk has always, previous to this occur
renee, been peaceable. He is described as a
noble specimen Of his race, proud and erect in
his carriage, and crowned with pair of enor-
nous spreading antlers.
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MR.. w. HENRY PALMER's
, Il A 4 % Y % Il 4 9 q l. SSEA

IN GeorgefotcH and Ais1dhdTsd.
IN obedience 10 the numerous requests for the In
L PRODUCTION Of the Piano forte Glasses into the
above cities, Mr.. w. II. Palmer Is willing 10 I'M
dertake one Class in each city, 10 be conducted
on the Earne principles as these already formed In
Washington.
Applications 10 be made by letter OF in person 10
Mr.. Palmer, AZ his residence, No. 233 street,
Washington. Terms s. per quarter.
~
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COAL!-CCAL!

u formed that the undersigned can furnish them
with superior aitlcle, and at the very Lowest
price. Punctuality and Just weight Is his motto,
and he assures all that may favor him with their
orders that they wilt have no cause 10 complain.
Call at the Yard on Sd street, few steps south 81
Pa. avenue. II. c. narrower.
sep IO-lm (Sentinel& Organ)
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L CAN FURNISH SCHOOL BOOKS as cheap
II as they can be purchased at any store in Wash
ington. All the new books recently introduced
into the Public Schools can be found at as
Seventh street, together with large assortment Of
fine Stationery, Blank Books, &c.
w. A KENNEDY.
sep 1l-3t& Book Seller and StationeF
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They have had disagreeable and difficult
task to perform-that Of determining who
among those of their old associates and COM
panions in arms are, from any cause whatever,
unfit for the discharge of all the duties of Of
fcers in the Navy of the United States. That
they have discharge this duty conscientiously,
none who know the Board individually, can
for one instant doubt; nor can It be doubted
that their action will greatly benefit the pub
lie service. The want of O retired list has
been the curse of the Navy of the United
States-we can appropriately use no milder
term-it has repressed the capacities of junior
officers for utility to the service, by keeping
them in subordinate positions in which official
etiquette prevented them from being called
on, while inefficient gentlemen rank them.
Many of those retired by this Board have
been in all respects faithful public servants,
who, in serving their country only, have be-
come incapable of the discharge of all the
duties to which a naval officer is liable to be
called.
Popular sentiment will endorse the action of
this Board without dissenting voice, other
than such as may cry out from sympathy with
individual gentlemen who may find themselves
disagreeably situated through its recommen-
dations.
US. Steamship San Jacinto This vessel,
the flag ship Of Commodore Armstrong; East
India squadron, is expected to sail from the
BROOKLYN navy ward as early as the 10Th Of
October, to take her place on her station.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspartmsut.-on yesterday, 18th September,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
For the Treasury Department. S2,993 90
For the Interior Department. 1903 AZ
For the Customs. ............... 19,36S 20
War Warrants received and en-
tered OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81, 29S 90
From Lands. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l91,725 81
From miscellaneous sources...... 54,32I 40
On account Of the Navy......... 79,145 66
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II AMFS!-LAMPS LAMPS!
IL Solar and lard oil Lamps
German students or economical Lamp
Pine Oil swinging Lamp
Britannia aud glass spirit gas Lamp
Splendid Bohemian glass centre table Lamp
Mica Lamps
Taper hand Lamps
Kilcher's lard Lamps
Lanterns, Candlestcks, &c
Beautiful Rtherial oil Girandoles
Bronze silver and gilt candle do.
Candle Tops, Paper Shades
Shade Protectors, Drop Lights
Vestas, Lamp Globes and Chimneys Of all kind.
!. r. McGRE6OR,
SPh-eoSw tae 81 Seventh 81.
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NEW MACKEREL. GOLDFISH, Herriaes
~ and Picked Salmon.
Landing this day, from brig Acorn, from Bos-
102 barrels new No. Mackerel, Boston inspection
6l half bbls do do do
10 barrels do No. 2 do do
10 y bbls do do do do
10 do No. 1 Picked Salmon; selected ex-
pressly for table use
100 barrels new No. Herring, a superior article
50 boxes new scaled Hsrrn9s
1000 pounds Grand Bank Goldfish
For sale, wholesale aud retail. by
Z. L. WHITE & CO,
Louisiana avenue, opposite the Bank OF Wash
ington betw. 9th and 7h SITS, No. 60, iron front.
sep 1875
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IL FRIDAY, the l4th instant, at n O'Clock q
m, win be sold at the warehouse Of the under
sigRed-
1900 sacks coarse Liverpool Salt
500 sacks factory filed fine do
In full bleaehed sacking, all In fine order, and
ten 10 the ton.
Terms at sale. FOWlsE n CO.
sep Id
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EOR SALE-A valuable pair of draft Horse.
Il about l7X hands high, very gentle and kind,
In double or single harness. For further informa-
ton enquire Of h. HI. Yoss, corner l9th street and
Pa. avenue, or Ct the subscriber. - -,
sep i-eosM .At!4 LEWIS BAILEY,
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WATCHES.

7 OAF, CRUSHED, POWDERED, Ground
IL Granulated, Clarified, and Brown Su-
gars, Straps, Teas, &C.
We have received from New York, per schrs.
Fairfax, Ashland and Volant-
100 packages double refined loaf, crushed, pow
dered, ground, granulated, and clarified Su-
CARS
81 hhds. New Orleans, Porto Rico and Musco-
vado Sugars
tierces Stuart's refined Si,up
2terces Lovering's Golds Siup
So packages fresh black and green Teas, part
very superior
100 bags Rio, Laguyra, and MARI caiho Coffees
10 bags Old Government Java Coffee, very supe-
. rior
bale Mocha Coffee
For sale by +. E. WHITE a. CO,
Louisiana avenue, bet 9th and eth SITS T., opposite
the Bank Of Washington, No. g. iron front.
sen l3-A
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FRENCH boot MAKER.

JACOB WOLFSTEINER, No. is7 Eighth ST.,
y near Pa. avenue, is now prepared to
make the most Fashions BILE F rench Boots
His long experience and pra tee IN thisv ~
York, justify him in saying that his boots cannot
be excelled in this country
Has on hand a lot already made up, to which
the particular attention Of gentlemen are invited
sep 11-3m*
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DREsERvING BRANDY, Picking vine.

l. gar, &c.
half pipe White Brandy, high proof, for put
ting up Brandy Peaches
500 gallons pure Cider Vinegar, made In Yirginis
six years old
barrel pure White Wine Vinegar
100 lbs. white and dark Mustard SEED
Long Paper and White Jamaica Ginger
100 lbs. Green Ginger
Fresh Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves and Arspice
Just received ard for sale by
r. +. WHITE co,
No. 63 Louisiana avenue (iron 'front.' betw 9th
and 9TH SITS, opposite Bank OF Washington.
sep l3-St
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NEW JEwELRY.

NEW JEWELRY.
HAVING just received q lot Of new style JEW
H ELRY. sus b, as Bracelets, Pins, and Ear
rings; also, Sleeve Buttons and Studs I invite
my patrons and he public in general to call and
examine my assortment.
III. SEMKEN,
No. $50 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
Any Jewelry and Silverware made to order at
short notice. sep ID
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ACARD Having heard that Il is reported thf,
n Messrs Shekell a Bros stock o. groceries /,
now advertised 20 be sold out under a deed a.
trust 10 secure amounts due me on account Of Sxle
OF my stool them, state that they have paid re
all that was due me, and do not owe me dollsF:
and that have no claim Of the kind and had M
knowledge OF their selling out except from re-
port. yNO. b. KfSsEY
sep I2-3
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hog STOLEN Was ST. In from the yard on
II the corner Of 9th and SITS, this morning, ,
Newfoundland Brindle Pup, In which black Is The
predominant color. IL had white feet and tin on
its tail, large head, with ring around It's neck IS
Will be given 60 any one bringing the dog 10 the
corner Of 9th and q streets. sep f2-3t~
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NEW FALL GOODS.


- No. Il9 $. side Bridge, near High ST.,
eRoR6ErowN, d. c.,
Has received, and offers cheap for cash, or 20
prompt paving customers, an assortment OF sea-
sonable Stable Goods. viz:
100 pieces new style English Prints
50 do Merrimack do
30 do Manchester and Lancashire Gingham
Is do plain color Nous de LANES
S do best make black silk
30 do CHECKED Muslins, cheap
20 do white Cambfics do
IS do Swjss and Neil Muslin
10 do Richardson's and Barklies Irish Linens
SO do extra heavy blesched Cottons, IKE
SO do medium do, soft finish
The above Shirtings are manufactured 10 order
and can be highly recommended
New York Mills and other good brands.
SO pieces heavy IA and Sd brown Cottons
IS do heavy blue Osnaburg Prints
The very best goods made for servant women
~ pieces white, red and yellow FlaRnels
~ do bid and bro. Canton do
50 dozen Linen Cambria Handkfs, SC 20 81
50 do ladies', misses and mems Hosiery
With an assortment Of Table Damask, Crash,
Huckaback, Bird Eye Diapers, Msrseilles
Spreads, sheetings, Jeans, Cassimeres, Sat-
tinetts, &c.
Purchasers win find Il decidedly to their ad-
vantage TO call before making their purchases.
Large additions made during the month.
sep10 Lbs.
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NEW PAPER-uANGfNG AND UPHOI.
STEERING ESTABLIsHMENr.
THE subscriber having AIKEN the Store, No 3ol
IL Seventh street, between III and I SITS would
respectfully inform his friend AID the public gen.
eraly that he has just received a splendid supply
OF the latsst patterns OF papers, and all other ar
cles In the above business which be is prepared 10
dis pose Of or the most reasonable terms Beins
fully prepared 70 exec Re all work in his line III
the shortest notice. he naters himself that he Will
receive share q the public patronage.
N. 70. Carpets cut and made 20 order.
sepi2 N. T.. NORTHAMPTON
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COMMUNICATED,

DEAR Mr.. EDITOR 1t seems "my COM
plant" which occupied 4 little nook in your
local columns week since, has provoked an
old crusty bachelor to attack me, for no other
purpose, suppose, than TO show off his would
be wit, at the expense Of our sex" Dear Mr..
Editor, as you neglected to defend US, am
compelled to notice the scandalous article,
much as / dislike controversy, believing that
the production emanated from some foolish
young man, who is no doubt one Of the
''starers' referred to in my previous commu-
nication, and 1 really think, be he young or
"Old," he ought certainly to have a good
horse-whipping for his impotence. But let US
hear what "Old Bachelor" says: elf our
fair city bellies would but use the scissors and
cut their dresses the proper length, they would
have no need to lift them to keep them from
drabbling in filth" Well, Mr. Impudence,
suppose we cut our skirts, would that remedy
the matter ?-as any one of common sense
knows that the condition of the streets has
been so awful, that even adopting such cour-
teous suggestions would not materially benefit
US, unless we chose to make Guilty sacks Of
ourselves Might we not recommend, since
our fashions are found fault with, a similar
clipping by those monstrosities Of coat tails
which our bucks seem to admire so! But Old
Bachelor continues in the same strain.
Il wish to say to you privately, Mr.. Editor,
"a strange system of privacy, truly,) that
have seen these saucy city bellies lift their
dresses, at times, when the streets were as dry
and as clean as house floor; "a singular COM
parison,) which cannot but look upon as an
act of shameless immodesty
1t is well Mr.. Bachelor hides himself under
an anonymous shelter, while uttering such
barefaced assertions, else l might be tempted
to use my parasol most effectively in self-de-
fence. Depend upon it, dear Mr.. Editor, the
" Bachelor" has a spinster sister who can't
boast the ownership Of pretty foot and ankle,
and being eaten up with envy, she has taken
this underground method of g slapping' at
her more fortunate sisterhood, who, while they
are indifferent to the arrows of malice, consult
their own convenience, pointing; in reply, to
the motto, evil to him who evil thinks"
Having eli pped 60 Old Bachelor sufficiently,
l beg leave to say, in conclusion, that you
have my thanks for the courtesy and gallantry
evinced in stirring up the authorities to
sense of their proper duty, and be assured of
my everlasting good will. CLARINDA.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

A we find IL currently reported In market this
"A day that William Bell, dyer, died Of yellow
fever last Monday, this Is TO inform the public
that the gentleman who did die, as Is reported Of
yellow fever, lived with the German dyer round
the corner, on street.
VIM Bell, thank God, Is alive and well, and
with the assistance OF the French Dyer, Mons.
Grandieap, is ready to execute all orders In Dye
ing all colors In the most brilliant (French) man
ner on all descriptions Of sink and Woolen Goods.
Also, Grape Shawls handsomely cleansed, or
dyed every shade OF color in the French style
Gents Goats. Pants, and Clocks cleansed,
dressed and dyed on Mr.. Bells superior London
STYLE at BELL & GRANDJEAN'S.
40I Pa. avenue, between N and 9th streets, and
next door to Emery's brown stone building.
sep 13-3t* (Intel&News)
WHITE BRANDY, GREEN GINGER,
w &c.
\ cssk White Spanish Brandy, high proof and
y pipe White Wine Vinegar
8 bbls Green Ginger
25 do pure Cider do.
100 lbs. White and Brown Mustard Seed
Nutmegs, Mace, White Jamaica Ginger
Cloves, Allspice, &c.
Suitable for the picillng and preserving season,
in store and for sale low by
WILLIAM NJ GRIPS,
81 La. avenue, between 9Th and 9TH SITS.
sep 13-