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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31

u ~ '"-p''th'rsh'p hcrt'oi"'t ~
istrg between the undersigned and S. Dmguid under
the style of Dugud Sons dissolved the LIST day
January last
me business Will hereafter be carried by the undersigned
under the hrm and style OF D. T. & G.. A. DIUGUID The
old stand of ; Diuguid & Sons
All persons having claims against the firm If s. Diueud
sons Will present them to us for settlement and those owing
accounts will please come forward and pay up.
DAVID j. DIUGDIn,
GEORGE A DIICIID.
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,sNmE UANAMn EoMnER CaunsS,

IN : Vi
~ ANh, "lhnt and Common Wartrohcs on haud
may 10 80 '' N'' 10 Si"o' A. WINSTON
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HENRY C. DICKINSON, To-,
ED. ID. CHRISTIAN, Oohm#rs


The above Sale is postponed until Thursday the 9Th d, %
June, when twill positively take place the premises
may 27t5Jnne - E. SpFNGt
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EH aS>Hks MD BtRRAEH'H t.EABN
u REAPERS tll--Weare prepared to furnish Planters
VITA these celebrated Reapers They have been thoroug
tested y Nrg ia and North Carolina with greatsati.faco
Ihoy combine he latest improvements aud warranted ~
DE equal t. any patent tir capacity. effectiveness
buHN We !sgite Planters to call and examine them
haNs9ts TH0S BRANCH a SONS Arer,s
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w the City and wishing the Novelty in Dress Goods
10 examine stock which is just received consisting
part If Lawns Orgmdes Robes in great variety Cha Ba
TISSUES, DE LANES, White Goods &c &c
may 9t.ts JAMES A. SrIGTFR IL co
DsA<O.-a have Hnr PinuO, which 4
wli,sel at a very reduced price. Call at Mcdonald s
liooners SHOE Store nearly opposite McCorkle Jones'
may Bits h $ HOOPER
N's< A<N f,EsLtE'S FASHIONS ANDTHE
u BEAU MONDE for June received at MORSE,S
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n n. g. a. DsUGgAD, Successors TO y.

nIe III I'll ~ SONS, viii keep constantly hand 4
large stock of all kinds of FURNITURE of their
eue which they will be pleased shew the old friends and
patrons OF 3 Dinguid & Sons and the public generally.
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''k NEtROES.-The subscriber begs leave 10 inform
10 u lyhchburg and It's vicinity that he has returned
r 20 Whcrc he will remain for several months for TIC
VI purchasing Negroes tT the market, BE-
& the ages of ten and thirty years for witch he wlpsy
ie highest Richmond cash prices
ne can be ounda the Auction Store Of Mr. VIM II
~ .lett al al tines X. II. DAVIS.
J paid for. '''s'''s "' - n ID
--,oreSS l.Hnclhurr VI ffc II dtdSn
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WHITE sULpuIR

&ODA " bEk with CREAM SNRIPS-5r
- YOU have not tried glass Cold Soda Water with
Stfaweetry Pine Apple Vanilla Cream Syrups-made
H' NJ 'hLAA-lo on can taste something delicious at
-o,. ). IL. THOMPSON a. cos
may ~''S Drug Store
EOiS sAIE.-SsO,O0O virginia Rcui.,crcd
bonds $500 South Side Rail Road Bonds. 10 sh,rns ya
= 49,. 's"n aa ,''i i'oad stock PETERS, SPENCE & Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-16
w. q. MErZEROrr.

LITE OF NEW YORK CITY
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITI-
~ lens OF Washington, GEORGETOWN, and the
surrounding country, that he has purchased the
emile sio:k OF MUSIC, PIANOS, MUSIC
rLhTi;S DC from Mr.. Geo Hilbus, OF tue
iiusic Depot, southwest corner Of Penn avenue
Iith and streets, and Intends 20 opcn the e.,
punishment, for the coming season, with the
arrest ana most com plcte sock Of Music Pianos
end musical merchandise 20 be found in any
similar establishment south OF New York
w u VI having engaged the services Of Mr.
blbus, Will still continue the publication Of
music, as well as the tuning OF pianos and other
Instruments, Will Keep pianos for rent and e II on
the most accommodating terms, making the pay
ments agreeable 10 purchasers in every case
Old planes taken in exchange for new instru-
ments.
Orders from the country, either for music
pianos, or tuning, promptly executed
Music sent TO any part Of the United States by
mall, postage free
Orders for military or cctillon bands will meet
with prompt attention.
Tickets for all fret class concerts obtained AZ
this establishment
subscriptions received for all the musical Jour
mails publis he'd In this country and Europe.
sc l3-6
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ELEGANT CURTAIN MATERIALS.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND HAVE
w ready for exhibition and sale an immense
variety Of goods in the above line consisting In
part Of
kich French, English, and German Brocatelles,
all coloIs and contrasts Of colors
Crimson, claret, green, blue and other colors
Broadcioths, new and recherche neterial
for curtains, with Brocade Vandyke border
ings, In sa'iE brocatelle, to trim them
in all the colors that are novel and In coed
taste
Also, cases Damask LANES, In rich and prettily
contrasted colors, extremely low priced
l case Eton d'Afrique, a new and rich article,
suitable for dining rooms, saloons, or hall
windows, very effective and elegant
Also, case real India satin pamask, (antiuue J
In al. the colors and tiuts now produced In
China
Also, . cases (of 10 cartons) embroidered Swiss
Lace Under curtains
The variety and elegance Of these goods alone
are worth the trouble OF visit to our stock, the
prices OF which are extremely low.
ALSO,
III and extensive assortment ofsll the necessary
centre and side Cords and Tassels, Cornices
Bands. Gimps, Innings, and other belong
ings requisite
Feeling the importance Of keeping under the
head Of general House furnishing Dry Go cds
store supply OF such as I'LL be attractive, and
at the same time convenience to housekeepers,
we have commenced the present season with the
determination Of dealing only in such goods as
will be OF advantage TO our customers and credi.
table to dealers. In all the sales we make
our prices are warranted TO be as low az any other
house In the ountry IL not, all we ask is to be
told and deduction will be made instantsr
sc l5-3w CLA6ETT, DODSUN co
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN, Sept. Is, 1856.


There is but little news of public charac-
ter stirring with US at the present time. The
health OF the city is excellent, and business,
though not unusually brisk, is steady, with
signs Of increasing activity.
The Democrats arc making preparations to
60 to Rockville on Thursday, to participate in
the great mass meeting which comes off there
on that day. The delegation from our city
will be quite large. The Young Mems Blu.
chanan and Breckenridge Club intend takinr
cannon with them, for the purpose of giving
their Rockville brethren grand salute
We learn that there have been some nine
teen sites in all offered by our citizens for tho
new custom-houso and post office building,
amounting in the aggregate to at least one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars worth of
property
lzen, English, Esq, has returned to his
home from tho Springs greatly improved in
health.
The African Methodists arc now erecting
the foundation walls for a new church edifce
near the corner of Beall and Montgomery sts.
The Rev Mr.. Crampi, delivered to the con
gregation of Trinity (Catholic) church, on last
Sabbath morning, his first discourse as their
pastor The discourse was highly interesting
and impressive, and gave groat satisfaction to
all present.
There is just now an unusual quantity of
wheat coming in from the country In wagons
The quantity coming in is not short of from
5000 to 1000 bushels per day, all of which
finds ready sale among our enterprising mil
lers at 81 4Oas1 SO for red and white. The
flour market continues firm at 81 for good
standard brands
Arrivals-Schr. VIM. Spear, James, Balti-
more, to Geo Waters; steamer Diamond State,
Kerwin, Baltimore, to Hyde 4 Davidson schr
John IL. Williams, Lump, Philadelphia, to
SwantOn coal company; schr- Gold Hunter,
Colts, Philadelphia, to Bogue & O'Neal schr.
VIM L Hern, Souls, Port Deposit to F Wheat.
ly; schr Osceola, Rhue, Washington, N. c.,
to do; schr. Embark, Donohue, Philadelphia,
to Hyde Il Davidson steamer Columbia, Har.
per, Baltimore, to do. SPECTATOR.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer

Bv A. GREEN, Auctioneef
ENACGLLENT HOUSEHOLD AND Kitch.
Len furniture at Auction. On MONDAY.
the 2lst instant, shall sell, ut 10 O'Clock m >
at the ate residence Of K. w. Latham at the
cornsr OF Eighth and north s. street, immedia.e-
~ north q the fatent Ofice, an excellent asso5t
menf OF Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Marble-top Dressing Bureaus
DO do Pier and other Tables
Two large tfothlc Gils-frame French plate Man
Rosewood Velvet-cushiored Sofa md niya,s
=. DO Castor Arm and Parior Chairs
Mahogany Incumbent Union and GAarlor Chairs
DO French Bedsteads and Spring Mat
Mahoganv Marble-top Wash-cicS It's and Toilet
Mahogany Extension, Dining, Centre and other
Fine Gilt 8 as Chandeliers
Solar and other amos
Alabaster Mantel Clock aud Mante Va.cs
mahogany and Walnut Bookcases and secreta-
Painted Cottage Get
hlgh- post and other Bedsteads
Feather Beds and Bedding
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
r s tapestry, Three ply, ard Brussels Carpets
Hear'h Rugs and Mating
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware among which
are fire Cot glass Tumblers, Champagnes,
Plated Castor, Spoons ard Forks
Cooking and other Stoves with 4 good ,ssor,-
ment Of Kitchen requisites
With many other articles which we deem nm.
necessary to enumerate.
Terms cash.
By order Of the Trustee. A. GREEN,
sc io-d Auctioneer
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AUCTION SALES.
Bv JAS. C. McsUIRE, Auct.oneer.

bV JAS. G. Mc6UIRE, Auct,oneer.
a. &c K l. L NJ FURNITURE AND
~ heHseheld Effects ut Public Auctten-
On THURSDAY MORNING, September 2stb
at ~ o'clock, at the residence Of nj SNYDER ESQ
In . Corcoran's Building" On [ street. betweeJ ,
18th and 10th streets, l shall sell all HIS Furni
ture and Housekeeping Effects, comprising
Excellent Mahogany Pianoforte, Stool, and Cove ,
Mahogany hair-sprfng seat Sofas
Arm and Parlor Chairs
Handsome rosewood marblc.top Centre Tables
6uilt-frame French Plate Mirrors, Slate and
Brackets
Beautiful bronze and gilt Gas Chandeli
Flne Damask and ace Curtains, CoTnice, &c.
Walnut Whatncts, Fancy Chairs
handsome Marble and China Vases
Elegant Velvet, Parlor, and Stair Carpets
Oilcloth, Mating, Rugs
ussels, Three ply and Ingram CARPETS
high and low post Bedsteads, Bureaus
Washstands, Toilet Sets, Tables
Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows
HAIR and Husk Mattresses, Comforts, &C
mahogany SideboaId, Extension Tables
Dining Chairs, Window shades, Lounges
China Dinner and Tea Service, Glass Nare
0astors, Silver plated Ware, Table Cutlery
hGfi2e!ator, stoves, Kitchen Utensils. &c
Terms: $50 and under, cash over that sum q
cealt OF sixty end ninety days, for satisfactorily
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
sc Io-d JAS G.. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
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MONSIEUR GAsZYNSKI,

MONSIEUR GASZYNSkI,
PROF ES3OR OF DANCING
HAS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE TO
l. the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Wash ca
ington ard Georgetown that he will open EhA
his classes for this accomplishment In the I'm
n ost fashionable style, in Washing on, az <Hf =
Temperance Hall, T. street. between 9th III IA
ard 10th, the proPrietors having expressly
fxed In he mess elegant manner FOR bis use, also
for private Parties, Balls, Lectures, and Concerts;
and in Georgeto IN at Forrest Ball.
IL 81. has testimonials from all parts OF the
Union for his cap3bility as a teacher. Mr u Is
engaged In the College Of Georgetown, in the
Ladies' Convent, add In the principal Seminaries
OF Washing ton, and In the best circle.
HIS classes will be commenced In Washin gton
on tie Sth OF October. Every wednesday ard
Saturday for children from O'Clock p. m ard
in Georgetown every Tucsd and Friday from 3
O'Clock m
PRACTISING SOIREES
in Washington every Wednesday and Saturday
from TIL 10 O'Clock p. III, at Georgetown every
Tuesday ard Friday Ladies and Gentlemt n
will receive Instructions in all the most modern
dances
Application for terms can be made at the resi-
dence Of M. 6. No. 407 Il street, between 9th
and 10th, or at the Hall. sc 9-2w
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DIED,

On the 14th instant, FREDERICK w. A.,
eldest son Of Charles and Harriet C.. Mallard
aged 10 years and 8 months
In San Francisco, California, August 10TH in
me 2ist year or her age, Mrs AUGUSTA VIR-
GINA, widow Of Robert G. Keefer. and dauoh
ton. " " A
On Tuesday morning, September 10th, after a
snort Out severe Illness, WILLIAM JESSE, in
fant con tf James b. and Alexir Williamson,
aged one year and eleven DAYS
Al O'Clock en- Monday evening, September
totn, JAMES nj youngest son Of George W. and
Catharine J Hilton. aged 21 months
Inc friends and acquaintance Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this
lIuesday) evening at AZ O'Clock from the rest
streets $3.50
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionee,.
NElLTON CASTLE mAHOR FARM A,

II n "A
~ PubIfc Auctio EXECUTORS; safe OF val
uaeie arm The undersigned, executors OF the
laSI VIII and testament o. the late VIM. Es,bv-
VIII sen at public auction, on SATURDAY, Sep,
.emSer 2oth at ~ O'Clock NJ, the auction rooms
20 me highest bidder, that valuable fam. LIVING
paiiaiIy In washington and Prir ce George coun,
~, Known as " ChilIon Castle Manor contain
ing IN all siXty-two acres Of land, more or less
this IaIrn Contains fair proportion OF wood
aha cleaIea liad the latter is now under culfi-
,yrS,uon, with choice lot Of young fruit tree.
4 ne improvements consist OF a small frame Dwell
i ~ mouse ans large well built and nearly new
naIn. Inc pace is well watered, with a pump
VI e1ceient wafer at the door of thu welIin1
ms Vaiu asse farm is distant about three miles
rom me satTe Market, with an excellent road
Ieaolbg 10 II, and Offers great inducements 70 per
sons oCsirlhg small farm near the civ
IeLnis = ne fifth cash; the residue in 2 g
IL, 10, 10, II, and "a months, with interest Sc
cured by fietd OF trust on the Premises
II the terms ofsale are not complied with within
SIX DAYS thereafter the executors reserve the riobt
70 IeSeA, az Ire risk and expense Of the defaultinp
purchaser, upon one weeks notice
81. N. EASILY,
j. w. EASBl,
AGNES Nj. EASILY,
Executors CT WIN. Easily, deceased
sc II JAS. e.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

Mr. Buchanan spent Thursday last at the
Ephrata Mountain Springs, one of his favor
lite summer resorts.
Senator Douglas had an enthusiastic recep-
ton IL Chicago on the 9Th from patriots Of all
parties
E. D Gray, Esq, resigns the Presidency of
the Fillmore club Of Culpeper county, Va,
and declares for Buchanan.
Hon. James C. Glidden, formerly Wing
speaker of tho Rhode Island Assembly, is an
avowed advocate Of Mr.. Buchanan's elect ion.
George Taylor has been nominated for Con-
gres, by the Democrats Of the Second Now
York; Congressional district, comprising the
first twelve wards of the city of Brooklyn.
There are German Buchanan clubs in
nearly every ward in Philadelphia. Stephen
s. Rsmak, Esq e., has spoken in at city every
night, except sunday, for the last month
making addresses both in English and Ger
min.
The Albany Evening Telegraph says that of
seventeen Irish Catholic papers in the United
States: not one supports Fremont, and sac
teen giUe a hearty support to Buchanan. The
other is neutral or refuses to support Buch anan
on account of the Heating affair.
The Rev. Killem Beccher is electioneering
for Fremont in New England, and shrieking
for sympathy in Canada. On Wednesday he
was at Montreal, and lectured on "PatIiot-
ISM" Next day he had left for Vermont
The Richmond Enquirer says the Hon John
NJ. Bolts. who is stamping Virginia for Fill
more, " can be convicted of Republication on
the evidence of his own declaration, in the
speech which he recently delivered" in Rich
mond 1t says +" the speech will be publish
cd, and that if Bolts is not arrested under the
act for the suppression Of incendiary language,
the law is either dead letter or our prosecu
ting attorneys are not true to their duties"
Marine Dtsastey,-Fron, our Loyd's Agent,
Wells Beach, Maine, Sept. 10.
Poor old Maine
Has submitted again
To the fanatics Gu ain,
And the liquor laws reign,
| With its murderous stain
the missed stays last Monday
At top Of the tide
Went stern on to Wells beach,
Knccked hole In her side,
And strained every timber;
But tenth Of November,
Old Buck and Brock,
Who examined the wreck,
VIII float her and At her and sail her anew,
Discharging two thirds Of her lubberly crew;
Replacing the milk-sops
g. With Trustworthy tars,
Who will never abandon
The strtpes and the stsTs.-Bests1 Post.
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
IERUSTEES' SALE OF BEAUTIFUL,

By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
IKUSTEES' SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
Il Country seet.-By virtue Of deed Of trust
rom Geo. L Massey, as trustee, and Ann Brown,
bearing date on the thirteen b day Of December
1853, and recorded in Liber J. A s. No sc folios
$685. 5U, 5O1, sos; 500, and $40, OF the Land Re
cord for Washington county, In the District Of
Columbia, the undersigned will sell at public auc-
tion at the auction store Of J. C. Mcclure, to the
highest bidder, on tn URSDAY AFTERNOON,
June 18th, 1856, at O'Clock p m, the following
highly improved and beautiful country property
viz: All thai piece or parcel Of ground lying in the
county Of Washington and Dis riot aforesaid be-
Ing part OF the land whereof Anthony Holmead,
seuior died seized, and pant Of the tract called
Pleasant Plains" and part OF the land which
Anthony Holmead, tr., conveyed to Boltze!l ard
Mayhem, which they conveyed TO John Pickrell,
the piece parcel CT land aforesaid living on Il
east IF The Washington and Rockville turnpike
road, containing acres and one sixteenth Cf an
acre, more or less, being Lot No Of Geo Tayl RS
subdivision, and beginning for the same on the
east side Of the said turnpike road at the end Of
70 ~ percheS measured southerly from the inter
section Of said read with the Rock Creek church
road, to a road or private way called Taylor's
road, leading from the said turnpike road TO an
other part Of the said tract Of land owned by SAID
George Taylor, and running thence with the Sc id
washington and Rockville turnpike read north
three degrees, west % 46 perches to the Lot sold
to j. &. Lewis, thence at night angles with the
said turnpike road 20 sc perches, thence at right
angles with the said last line, and parallel with
the said frst line Is i6 perches, and thence at
right angles with the said last mentioned line and
parallel with the said second line 2S 40 perches To
the line Of the said turnpike road and the place
beginning, being the same land and premise
which was conveyed to the said Ann Brown by
John F shanette by deed dated April 10Th 1883,
and duly recorded Together with the improve
rent and appurtenauces, which may be seen Iy
visiting the premises.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in 6, II,
1e and "a months to be secured by deeds Of trust
on the premises. Unless the terms Of sale be COM
piled wi hin Ave days from day Of sale the Tru,-
tees reserve the Tight 10 resell at the cost and risk
Of the defaulting purchaser.
Ali cOnveyanccs at the purchasers expense.
ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON, rr,,,a,ou
RICHARD II. CLARKE,
M 21-2awts JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Auct'r.
ITThc above sale il voidn bly, post
poned until SATURDAY, July 18th, ire hour
and place.
ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON, r.s.o
RICHARD II. CLARKE, AiuSes'
je 27-2awts J. G. Mc6UIRE, Auct'r
ID The above sale is farther postponed
until TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August a6th,
same hour and place.
ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON,l
RICHARD H. CLARKE, us'es.
jy Sc 2awdds J. G. MCGUIRE, Auct'r
AZ The above sale is further postponed
until FRIDAY, September Goth, at O'Clock p.
m same place.
au Is 2awads C MCGUIRE, Aucpr
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500 REWARD.

- ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
h living in the village of Nottingham, -
Prince Georges county, Maryland, on Mon
day night, the Sth instant, NEGRO GIRL NG
MARIA, who calls herself Maria Chew -
feet ten or eleven inches high. She is very like
ly, and has pleasant smiling face. she has a
remarkably fine suit Of hair for one Of her color,
and Is, altogether, fine looking girl.
I will give The above reward Of one hundred
dollars for her apprehension-no matter where
taken-provided she Is brought home 10 me or Sc
cured In jail, so that get her again.
THOMAS 8. TURTOR
Nottingham, Sept. 10, IsS6-se Lift
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OLD ESTABLISHED
Washington Stove Depot |!

Southeast corner Pennd. Avenue and 1lth street
In STORE AND RECEIVING WEEKLY, A
Il large stock Ct the universally admired -
'A THE fSVfN CIhLE: ~
TUBULAR OVEN, 81
which, for economy in consumption CT fuel, SIM
pliciy OF constru tion, easily managed, easily re-
paired at trifing cost, Baking, Roasting, Broil-
Ing, &c dedles competition.
800 References can be given who Will testify to
the above qualities Of this,
THE COOK STOVE.
All ask Is an examination to satisfy he great
est economist. JAS. SKIRVING,
267 Pa. avenue.
The following il one Of the many recommended
tions sent to me by very popular gentleman OF
this city, the original OF which may be seen by
any one calling at my store:
WARRINGTON, July ID, 1886.
Dear Sir-The Invincib'e" Stove purchased
at your last fall has been In constant
use In my family since that time: Its advantages
seem to me to be very decided Fist, lts ex.
tTeme simplicity Of construction and management
render repairs almost unnecessary secondly,
the facility with which 1t may be changed from
a wood to q coal burner. And lastly, the perfecs
manner In which IL performs rs duties.
The peculiar arrangements OF It's nues, Keeping
an even Temperature around the loaf, &C., render
II, by far, the best bread-baker In the market.
1 have, therefore, every reason to express my
satisfaction with 1t. -
Very respectfully yours, 20 ~
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CHICkERING 4 sOss PIANOS.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIv-
Il cd from Boston another superb par-A-s.-,Ssa
Tor Grand Piano. He now offers theETEFr
largest and most elegant assortment Of PIANOS
In this city, embracing every variety Of scale and
style. The new and uniqus Parlor Grand Mag
nifce Louis xiv. anu Central Pianos, Of 6x
and octaves, from the old factory Of Chiekeying
C Sons, whose instruments have received the an.
proval OF all the most distinguished painists
Also, excellent Pianos, Of various patterns, by
Brown Il Allen, Boston, experienced manufac-
turers.
Secondhand pianos taken in part payment
As the subscriber has all the advantages of
twenty Ave years experience 4, the plano business
and extensive cash facilities, he ILL sell superior
Pianos at lower prices than they can be bought
In the factories.
A good stock Of Melodeons, Guitars, Flutes,
&C
New music constantly received.
RICHARD DAVIS,
az 1885, Penn. avenue
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Baltimore Narksts

BALTIMORE, Sept. I6.-Piour Il pncb,ng.d
Howard street and Chic sold ~ q r..
nothing done in City Mills
wheat has declined q. per busheI, but
prices arc lot fully established. White, are
selling fer 81 53asI. 60 for good to prime. and
REDS Tor 81 46asI 81 for same grades Corn
sold freely at decline of lie. per busheI-yeI.
10" o0a6Ic, and white 65s67c., for best quail
tiles. Whisky 35ls36c. for Ohio.
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New York Karke.a

NEW YORK, Sept Is Flour has a declinius
tendency; Gales of 5000 bbls.; State IS. s0s
20 80; Ohio Sc. 45aS6 20; standard Southern
s7I5aS7 so
Wheat is steady; sales of $4,000 bushels;
white ~ .61aSl 40. Corn has declined; sales
Oh AZ VVo bushels; Southern mixed 69tc.
4 Pork is firm at $50 Beef is steady: Chio,-
go Tepacked Sl0 50aslI. Lard is buoyan:
sales of LOCO bbls. at I4t.
Whisky is firm; Ohio 36tc.