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CURE FOR HOT WEATHER.

ARNY's ICE CREAMS, CAKE, and WA
n FER ICES, for which he was awarded
Medal by the Metropolitan Mechanics inetitctc,
is highly recommended for the above. WIN os
sent 10 any part OF the District free Of charge.
Send your orders TO q Bridge ST GeOrzetcv,
iy 2-eoH
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AUCTION SALES.
a. Bye. w. BoTELER, Arctioneer.

"a Bye. w. BOTELER, Anctioneer.
GALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
- on III street, between 18th and 18th SITS.
a. Auction.-On SATURDAY afternoon, o. to-
Der 18TH shall ssu on the premises, at TX o,clk
Lots Nos 9 and TO- In Davidson's subdivis on Of
square No go fronting 40 feet inches On II ST,
between 18th and Is. streets, depth Isl feet, to
20 feet alley.
The attention OF those desiring 10 invest or build
is particularly allied to these lots. They are To-
Gated in the immediate vlcOty OF Lafayette
Square, and are considered among the most de-
sirable building lots in the city.
Terms: One-third cash balance in one, two,
and three years for notes bearing interest ured
by deed Of trust on The premises.
c. W.-BOTELER,
&C l2-2t Aucticneer.
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pOOMS FOR RENT-A PARLOR AND
u several very pleasant furnished Chambers for
rent, in new brick house. Apply to
E. X. LUNDY,
sep19 No. 46 Louisiana avenue.
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SELLING OFF AT COST TO CLOSE


rTNIE Subscriber, intending to quit the mercan
l. tile business, will commence on Onday, the
9th instant, to sell AT COST, for CASH ONLY, his
large and well-selected stock Of seasonable DRY
GOODS.
The public Of Washington and Georgetown are
respectfully invited TO embrace desirable an OPP
portUnity to supply their families and themselves
with great bargains. This stock embraces about
$1,000 worth Of very desirable goods.
lie will also sell at private sale, to humane
master living in the country very valuable female
servant, about IA years Of age healthy and robust.
From such persons proposals are invited; none
others need apply. w. Nick. OSBORN.
GEoRc growN, d. c., Sept. 81, 1855.
Sep oi-eotf
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I'D thairon, Bay Rum, for sale by the gross or
dozen at astonishing dis cunt for Cab. Also, q
One stock Of new and fresh Perfume,y, such es
Pomatum, Hair OIL, Bendoline, Verbena Water,
German 4 lcgne, Extracts Of handkercbiefs, fne
Toilet Soep, Tooth Powder, Shaving Cream, &C.
John r. ELLIS,
octi 300 Pa avenue, bet. 9th and 10Th SIS.
A CARD DAN'L ROWLAND. now perma-
IA nently located on the Island, offers his ser
vices TO the public generally Agent for the sale
and purchase OF Real Estate in any part Of the
city, Us vel as for The collection Of Rents, and
Renting or Leasing Dwellings and other props-
tv, &c, Office and dwelling, No. Ia south r
street. between Az and OH SIS, Island.
sep 25-2aw3w% DAN'L ROWLAND
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NOR RENT OR SALE-A NEW THREE
Il story brick Honse In complete order, on Sth
street near N, Northern Liberties. Enquire Of
w. J. McCOLLUM, 9Th and x streets, Northern
Liberties au 13-eou
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ONE OR TWO DESIRABLE
- Rooms now vacant Enquire at corner Of 9th
and streets. oc l0-u*
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lust RECEIVED, and keep constanuy-Os-
" goods Indian ChOlagogue, Rewards Tonic
Mixture, Ooer's Fever and Ague Specific, Keen
er's Fever and Ague Powders, Kidwell's Canal
do. do, Fever and AGue do, and all the Fever
and Ague Remedies in use. Also, large and
fine stock Of DRUGS, FANCY GOODS, PER-
FUMERY, &c, &c.
o. BOSWELL. Druggist,
Md av. and 9TH St, and 4 and sts.
sep 2l-lm
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BOARD, &c.-MHS. BATES, ON THE 3. w.
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
is prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms,
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to rendsr those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. apeH
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EOARDING.

4 CARD.-MRS. ALLEN THOMPSON, for
n merly Of F street, has removed to the south
east corner OF Pennsy lvania avenue and 4 street.
where she will be happy to accommodate gentle
men with furnished rooms, with orwiihout board.
&C 1l-eoitx
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MRS. POWELL HESS

~ dc Just received a large as @@@
sortment OF supe rior Gold Specta-
clss and Eye Glasses, which we offer unusually
lew.
Also, silver and fac steel Spectacles, she'll Eye
Glasses, &c. nj. w. GAIT BRO,
32i Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS
oct ll-9t
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LAND WARRANTS LOCATED.

FTNHE subscribers viii locate Land Warrants
IL 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 will themselves take the land, giving
for Il another warrant for the same quantity.
One Of the firm resides in the West, and win
give the business bis personal superiniendAnce-
MILLER & BROWN,
9TH St, opposite Post o1ce, Washington.
kx,r
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NTANTED-A GOOD SERVANT WOMAN
w to do tee work Of small family. Apply at
i35 Eighth street Recomu endations as to char
acter and capacity Will he required
oct 1i-3.%
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KETANTED-A READY FURNIS HE'D
w House, above 18th street. Apply at No. 81
Twentieth stctet, corner f North II Street.
Oc iI-2t&
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CLOCKS-CLOCKs-CLO,KS!

lust received and opened, some very beautiful
~ styles CLOCKS, which will be sold low at
J. ROBlNSON'S,
$40 Penn avenue, opp. Browns Hotel.
1n-Pnlm
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TINE Undersigned have d $ olved all partner
4 ship in The Painting business from this date.
All deb,s due TO the undersigned are TO be Iad to
Mr.. GEO. II VARNLLL, and be is held account
able for all debts contracted to the firm up TO this
date. tt crefo.e, persons indebted TO US will pay
him, and those to whom the firm are indebted
will call on him for payment
6ivel under our hands this Ist day Of October,
1855 mo. w. MANKINS,
GEO II. VARNELL.
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FALL PARIS MILLINERY.

MISS f. +. MCDONALD, (srccessor 10 Mrs
WI Ann III Clarh,) having Just return ed -
from The orth, will open on Thursday. TIE q
ilth Instant, at her Fashionable n illinery ~
saloon. most splendid and fashionable sort
ment o. the latest New York fashions, such as
have not been seen as vet in the District with a
fine assortment also Of Silks, Sains, Velvet, Rib
bons, Flowers, Feathers, &c. &c.
All the branches, such Bleaching, Repair
Ing, &c, done in the best and most eA ped tious
manner. The Ladies are respectfully requested
to call on that day. No II Bridge street, 3 doors
east Of the Pos Office, Georgetown. oct lO-3t*
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
rEORGE ii. EARSELL respectfully informs
VI his friends and the public that he will con
tnue the business Of the old stand q the late frm
Nc. SIX Louisiana avenue, between h and 9TH
streets, where hopes to receive the calls OF the
public who msyr quire work In his line Of bust
ness to be promptly executei. g. Ia. V.
Having retired from the firm take pleasure In
mer customers and the public generally
oc 2-2w$ JNU. W. MANKINS.
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WANTED-GOOD PANTALOONS AN
w Vest makers. Also, PreSseIs, to work
the week, in factory. Permanent employ me
and fair wages will be given. None ED PIP
bat competent hands.
J. ID. LAkENAN,
Foreman FOR Wall Stephens, 81 Pa. avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth Streets Gel
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

BUILDING AssoCIATIoSs.-Ast there are many
Of our citizens concerned in such societies ex
isting in the midst Of them, the following arti-
Gle, from the New York Sun, will prove tf in
terest:
1T is stated that the committee appointed
by the last Legislature to inquire into the
workings Of the Building Associations have
collected very interesting information. Ac-
cording to the evidence before the o. mmittee,
there are $50 of these associations in New
York and vicinity, with an average Of 800
members each. A payment Of So monthly
from each member makes the aggregate yearly
receipts 81, $40. 600. Estimating that the most
of them have existed three y ars, and that
the dues were paid regularly, the total pay
ments, not including the interest paid on shares
redeemed" would amount To S4S6G. OO0
The actual necessary expenses of all the ass .
Citations should not exceed S225 coo a year, or
an average Of 81, 800 each, which, for three
years would make the total expenses 1915 600
This deducted from the aggregate receipts
would leave the sum Of 4,075,0O0 to be ac-
counted for.
The committee, il is said, estimate that
ever 80, 600 Of the mechanics and laborers of
New York bavo contributed to this amount.
and they think that not q 1.-THE of the total
can be recovered. The committees report
will be looked for with great interest, and it
Is hoped they will suggest some method by
which the officers IF these associations will be
held to stIick accountability for the DISPOSE
ton which they have made Of the money en-
trusted to their care by the industrious poor
A few Of the associations have been managed
with some regard to honesty, but the revolt
items regarding others are said to reveal the
most shameless rascality."
The affairs Of the several building associa-
tons in this city have been managed in such
a manner as to preclude suspicion Of unfair
ness; at least, we have never heard of any
disreputable charge affecting the good charac-
ter Of the directory.
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II OST-A German and English Liturgy, Of the
IL Ev. Lutheran Church, hound IN morocco, 1
volume, which the subscriber will reward the
finder for returning TO him at the corner Of q nd
2Oth streets, next door 10 German Ev Church.
oct SAML. ID. FlNCKET.
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WANTS..

WANTEO-A YOUTH FROM Is TO IS
w wears old to learn the Drug business Ad-
reference, name, &c. n. B.-Compensation rerg
small the first year. oct 12-It&
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NTANTED.-SiX GOOD DRESSNAKERS
w can find employment by applying to "
WILLIAM, on Pennsylvania Avenue, between
7th and h streets oct I1-2t4
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s. p. HOOvER'S IRON HALL BOOT
SHOE TRUNK ESTABLISH MENT.

B. +. hOONER'S IRON HALL BOOT,
SHOE TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT.
THAVE JUST OPENED A LARGE ASSORT-
l. ment Of Ladies, Misses, and Chill -ss,
dren's SHOES, for Fall ard Winter x8l
trade, which l will sell cheap for cash sat
ALI In want will please call. 49,
Ladies' Bronze, Black and Colored Heel foYed
Caters,
lingtcn foxed Gsiters,
Ladies' Morocco heel and without Boots 81 90
10 81 so,
Ladies' Morocco and Kid, Black ard Colorsd
Slippers, SOC. to SlI0,
Misses and Children's Caters and Boets OF all
descriptions.
S. p. HOOVER, Iron Hall,
Get 10 between 9Th and 10th SITS
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ENARM FOR SALE-A DELIGHT U L
l. COUNTRY sEAT.-A highly cultivated
Farm Of about eighty six acres is offered at p-i-
vate sale, on the Rockville turnpike, about five
miles from Georgetown. There are two dwell
ings barn, stable, corn house, smoke house, &c;
4 mp Of delightful water at the door; two apple
orchards in full bearing, with variety Of pear,
peach, and plum trees.
purchaser If desired, and immediate possession
given.
rare opportunity for any purchaser wishing
70 obtain healthy summer residence or market
farm. Address or applytO
G. s. WALLACE,
sep 19-eoiw Opposite City Hall.
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ITO RENT-THAT LARGE BRICK HOUSE,
Il 29S z street, with back building, brick stable,
very large clstern, and force pump in kitchen to
convey water TO the second story. Ing ire of Dr..
MUNSON, on the premises. DR.. VI is about to
remove to $40 Pa avenue oct 6-eOtf
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An INTELLIGENT LAD, II YEARS OF
n age, desires a situation as Clerk or MesSen-
ger In Store; Best Of reference given. Address
e, }" S'ar Office. oct I2-1t$
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A CARD.-GEORGE KOLB, late SuperIn-
"A tendent for Wall & stephens, Sd door east Of
n National Hotel, cln be found for the present at
their establishment, No. 312 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, where he would
respectfully invite his fEieLds and customers 10
call. oc 1T
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DOOM FOR RENT-A pleasant r DOM in the
y third story, with without furniture Apply
to GEO WILLNER'S Paper. hanging Store, l6i
Ninth street. sep 2O-tf
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LITTLE GIRL, FROM 10
w TO II years OF age, 10 take care CT a Child.
Apply at No 5l6 18th street, one door from Pc Il
sylvanid Avenue. oct ll-lt#
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FOR RENT-THE RESIDENCE ON 14TH
= street, two doors north Of F. 1t is in the i'm.
mediate neighborhood OF the Presidents House
ard Treasury Department Apply 10 CHUBB
hOIHEhS. oct 12-dH
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, a
w situation as Seamstress and Nurse, O. Cham
bermaid and Seamstress. CITY reference given
Address M. A K.n at this Office Get Pitts
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"3NTED-TU RENT FOR THE YEAR
w 1856, with the privilege OF purchasing If Il
suits) 4 small Market Garden, containing from :
20 - acres. within or mics OF the city. Apply
1t Room No. 20 first floor Post O1ice Department
&C 0-4t%
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OF valuable and pleasantly-located Dwellings
and Building Lots, for sale in shares only Fee
Dollars each. Apply to JOHN FOX, Union
Land Ofce, Seventh street, above Odd Fellows
Hall. sep 24-tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

a DOC LOBT-NOTICE TO DOG THIEVES DOG
"A merchants and otbers1 reward will be paid. at lo3
Crosby street, for the black bull terrier pup about
NIX
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ALDoRN1A piAsoHDs-rH1s Few AND BxAUri
III asele eIn Ak1s De Nod Nth purchasers o. ewelry
bs-tjsAG ,AD shsD fron be real diamond rhs
- se ckhin I resch q svsry sns Ciumsr fsn" pins
v go - DRp - " -; Hbgp ~ n ~ stods
- pins. evus<ss s~ksaa, puuAns srAess> Dc Article
- cr1sN - wssh ~ asove eAsnopds In ayls 49,
~ al = aav go az ~ United ssAns. bv saetens
susA sA1ssssaS La, SAo0n1. ~ DsoaAvAy
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WorIn sTREET, LtTE AsTiiosy NAY nE Dis
MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN, HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM
"A Caiornia and OF abundant means ~shes TO M
s~qusn'sDc Of young Indy with the intention making her
biz WIFE kbe must be well educated and OF good dlspos
tinn Address note TO N. j., roadway Pos, Office
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF AGREEABfr DTsPosT
"A tom respectfully connected. and doing good
wtnd me 70 f1 'hs acquaintance o. young lady Of
sshee ana Possessing an sneoionste disposition, viii
70 ms'riuony The advertiser Ia fond Of muse
snssur and l. Desirable si The lady should accom-
Lntbed pianist No young isdy need be.sfe ~eng
fnb asn made 10 full Nth and sincerity Please asess X
broadway fosi o6ce. Communications be strictly con
q
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Wall HUBERT W. fESNOfkR, PROPRIETOR.
WITH A SCORE or FRIENDS We LAST EVEN q
w partook game supper furnished by our old f.eD
Messrs. BROWN JONES a. their es,aDishment for
merry Dr. Townsends sarsspsrila depot q Nassau street
lie table groaned under the OF the choicest
game, willie he wine flowed and all the
snd disappeared In life and the yenlson, rabbit
70 nothing Of the turkeys chickens actually stepped
out II sight hey had The
worthy ~ook They In themselves the
and refined tasc for for the fasdou Ourfend
brown Of the Bath House Hoiel Long Island
know q Of the careful NJ
Jopes formerly steward OF the Metropolitan
ensisbe reputation good feeders reaai
more than simple notice With such combination genius
TALENT and shmenis hey have bshed
ealing saloon No e. Nassau street. the want Of which Of
tn been eh by business who find Il
eir dinners down town, but who the cheap dyspep
I've tAbH houses" The ief, beautiful apartment
- Cry .s Palace and the attendance unerceponab~ white
ne cooknE nAs nights supper wss specimen. would defy
the palate Of the most fa adious sprure We
est success confident hat the public 40
amply parouise th~is ssoon, where aniu
All he d~lnces OF The season, well the
usl, cooked and sersei ia superior manner
WORTH STREET, LATE ANTHONY NAY ne Drs
w iinrusher hereafter BY markell nghI-Mr pgKDy
proprietor II the n Moaps buiflnrs She
bsJ corner of Worn rect and Broadway "a
wads improt ID renecne ampA be lumined Hpnf.s
evening nert The principle " r~lcc Ing light
glass silver lined through cheerful
smiling refreshing thoughts all
suited by the enierrrtsins landlord
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER %, 1855
SHIPPING,

L,OR HAVANA AND NEW oRLEANs-CARRYIvG
IL the United Statrs mail, the Eeamshp BLACK WARRIOR,
J. d. Bullock Commander, win begin receiving freight on
Tuesday November o. and sail for the ports
pay November TO- al NJ precisely, from her pier, 81
North river, foot Of Robinson street. LIVINGSTON,
CROCHEROH 4 CO., Agents, 81 Broadway
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- 4ass--i---
RESTAURANTS.

-NTOTTCE.-THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY AN
~ nonnces 70 his fends and the eating and drinking
muniy generally that he prepared receive ss daily
IA N. 70 p. H., the verandah, 80 William street
Wall ROBERT w. fEsS0YER, Proprietor
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hADAME MEyER HAS REMOVED TO f9l SEVENTH
avenue. hsswecn twenty third and Twenty fonrsh STE
tell past present and future events likewise
Arragea Journeys nusness prosprcts, sickness
psn frtesds prouSry lost or stolen Madame Meyer
In Hng.h frenrh and German and gives guarantees
hr ar.
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EoUNn-IE BROADWAY STAGE, VOUCHER or
draft the Royal Bank OF ireland dated %. The
the BY APPLYING at Lhe Herald Office.
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yxsOR sALE-A RARE CHANrE-THE STOCK AND FIX
of retail grocery and liquor store now doing good
business situated the Of Broome and
varck streets The having stores wishes to dts
pose OF this Apply TO John O. seebeck corner Houston
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hIACHINERY.-FOR SALE TWO FLUE BOILERS.
NJ each % feet long, 5 fec, diameter with
tues ~ inches In diameter inside Of head made OF best
warranted In order and 70
H ibs steam OF each 900 lbs; fronts match used
i0ut year. and will be sold together or separate
JOHN STUART 1876 broadway,
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I,OR sAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED-THE SUPERIOR
nrst class steamship KEYSTONE ST ATE, Capt Harda
VIII leave Philadelphia o savannah on saturday. Nov At
ocock NJ Fare SO; Storage 81 Agents Ia New York.
SCRANTON TALLMAs 10 old slip, where state may
be secured The fE or GEURGiA Will leave above
W eduesday. Nov. T..
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no DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIEs-F.h GALE RE.
specfniy the attention OF purchasers several
ona nde cnncerrs for sale IN Brooklyn wiAmsourg
AIk drusgsss glass and fixture DEALER 10 Nassau street.
70 TEACHERe.-sCHoor DESKS AND SEATS FOR
sale cheap: mahogany, very Handsome nearl' new Pa
Ay bis latest Improvement slso. outline
teaching geography. spply N. BARKER 30 East FIJI
fen'h street, third DO from Union square.
no CoNfEcTIoHERs.-RoCK CANDY. IN LOTS. FOR
sale white and red beautifully crystslized; viii be
lacked boxes desired and discount allowed for Ave ten
twenty pots. Mandatory li6 Eighth avenue
10 MANUFACTURERS OF PAPER HANGINGs.-F0R
sAe close machine for printing coiors;
DO hrce d. do po;Shns; d. sroandins; DO burn
)hps do trueng Edo hand presses, Bogsrdus' paint
NIL; small do. The above and variety NJ other tos All
rprrais together with quantity Of paper dnished and
and coions mAterfAiA renches ahnfur ixiug
VII BIZ so4d low 70 close up Apply 70 THOMAS SMITH.
kunanec. Asyium street hartford Conn
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r. PA" fr<s-fAnS vsrrsnss ssra pei" Ard hAl~so~s
uaxe~ rt~f Ntsss Esfy eaitorp yasV a<Ss
De- ssf bslfs pvnsot ysa1 sf.s
4 ssr. Ne tutsa s.sss rsss~~ss1 ~
INWARD sf~su1-
sssns. hss fur-r q. y ssvy. snd suN~nsy sa3
e<ss~sr~r n Lac ~ Ss.i svs-L
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L,OR SALE-A LARGE DIsTILLERY PARTICULARLY
SPARTA recy ling with apparatus stock and elegant urn
Sarc. a very good Chance Price 10000 Apply 70 VIM
SCULWETEK Notary Public, n Chatham street.
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IvOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA SEMI WEEKLY
UniIed Mall Line-The magnificent AMI fast going
steamer JAMES ADGf X. y. Y; turner co amsnder VIII
O'Clock precisely For freight apply on board where
All bulls q aang WI! be signed and for passage a. me Office
s25. The splendid steamer NASHVILLE berry
der, will succeed, aud leare Saturday, Oct
The 6avote steamer CAROLINA having resumed her re-
gulsr TO the various landings the ~ Johns river
Fiorda) will leave Charleston every Tuesday connecting
with tho New York Through tickets 70 Jackson
Vile. 81; To Plalka. Saa
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TO DRUGGISTS, DAGUERREOTYPisTs, PHOTO.
grsphss glass manufacturers, &c patent medcucs nes
poeheIs nre works metal workers. and
-Broane Iodine, hyponph,de soda s.ls gold pure ether
sulphuric acid colodon tlrng Wanna lime ratins
blsmuh cadmium manganese nickel wtronua xssre. cys
ntde potassium. tnus paper nsect sder, dg blue
dercd French dek ashsxos, umg Afng pasfee, &c FIR sale
bv Oh. ruUoHTWAHGER - Maiden lane.
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fronting the Kills. has 'front.' Of rs feet on the water
ty 2N Depth with privilege, the grounds
and house and small well, &C.
With trees fences and walls In good order; hundred
et steamboat landing Inquire ut 268 Fulton New
York, the Shers office IN the Commercial Buildings
jersey City. b. +. BEISWoRfH
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L,oR CALIFORNIA VIA HICkRAGuA-pAYso or SAT-.
Ing changed to 9Th and 2ih Of each month Through in
advance maTe9 miles shorter than any other
RI splendid double engif Steamship STAR ~ fHk IVES y
z burden Capt Miner will leave pier No North
river O'Clock r. NJ tT Punta Arenas. Friday. sovcm
ter Ito connecting with the steamship Ccre. 2oo tea.
b. dsn) the Nicaragua Transit having b1t twelve
miles OF land sporston by FIRST ella. csrAg.. Foo 10
To- nation passage, apply only 10 CHARLES MORGAN
No 2Bowlhs Green. Stamped letters taken FOR ga