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From Kansas.

New YORK, August pa despatch from
the Free State party, dated Lawrence Kansas
August 18th, says ~ esterday a body #
nearly five hundred free-soilers marched y BON
Col Titus camp, near Lecompton, and took
them prisoners. They defended themselves
from the log houses, and wounded ten Of our
men, one Of whom, Capt. Charles, Of Indiana,
viii die. Col Titus was also badly wounded.
The dragons interfered to prevent the attack
on LecOmpton, and our forces then returned.
bringing their prisoners with them. Governor
Shannon came to-day demanding the re ease
OF the prisoners, when q conference was ad
in which IL was agreed that they would rele ase
the six prisoners and ais return the cannon
taken at Lawrence, and disperss all their camp
of armed men: provided we would release our
six prisoners.
ST LOUIS, Aag. - Reliable intelligence
from Kansas to the 10Th says that Leeompton
had ret been STACKED by Gen Lanes party,
although it was expected hourly. 1t il said
that two thousand Frees State men are prepar-
Ing to fortify Lawrence, in case a retreat be-
comes necessary. 1t is reported that four com
pdnies Of United States troops are stationed
near Lecompton for the purpose Of lettering
at acks.
The Republican publishes a call, signed by
n large number Of inf uential citizens, for a
meeting to consider the affairs Of Kansas.
ST. Louis, August IS Information has
been received that four hundred volunteers,
from jackson county, went TO Kansas on Thurs
day. Two hundred men have alec been raise
at Lafayette, and large force is being raised
in Clay county.
Lewis regiment is said To be fortifying Wa
karusa
Messrs. Robinson and Brown, and the other
Free State prisoners arc still in the custody &C
the United States troops One hundred and
twenty recruits from Carlisle Barracks arrived
here yesterday, and were Immediately for
wsrded to Fort Leayenwerth also seventy
from Jefferson Barracks; General Smith hSv-
Ing made a requisition for all the disposable
force at that place. Orders have been hand
ci To the commanding officer at Fort Riley t.
have troops in readiness for review
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ARRIVAL OF TAX NIAGARA
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

N;n.n Ak August 3 The Cunard steamer
naSara, with Liverpool dates 10 Saturday. the
io, ~, lhstsnt, arrived here this evening
La &c er Persia made the trip out in
I There is scarcely snx,h;,u -u.
news embraced in the s1mms,u o"s
The talk abOnt difficulties b.tu.sn pns.ia
and the Allies respecting the Isle az Servant.
N the Black sea, proves 10 be merely taik-a
mere mountain OF q moe hill
Spain at the latest accounts was quiet
The crops throughout Great Britain are "a.
vorsbly reported OF, being fully an averag.
one.
In every part of England contractors are
Suspending all but the pressing works, There
Is rothin5 worth reporting in the political
world.
The 18Th was the French Emperor's fete.
Mass was celebrated in Notre Dame In tie
presence Of the dignitaries of the State, aud
ne lie Deum was sung in all the churches in
France Dramatic representations Of military
events, games, balloons, concerts, illumina
tionS and fireworks characterized the festiv-
tiles
announcer movement among the 0rleanists has
taken place. Dispatches states that the Ouch
ess orleans, Count Departs, Duke Dec hartes,
and Theirs, had left Hamburg for Ostend
IN consequence of despatch from England
Tie news from Spain is uninteresting. Re-
ports, needing confirmation, of disturbances
IN Cadiz, while dsarming the National Guard,
but, excepting this, the work Of disarming was
going on quietly everywhere.
In Portugal, a government steamer wac load
ing with provisions to be sent to Madeira.
The cholera was increasing al Lisbon.
II was reported at Paris that the report Of
an attempted Instruction at Naples is untrue.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, August -Cotton.-The mar
ket is unchanged with a moderate demand a.
former rates. The market closes dull
The Manchester market is unchanged with
moderate demand.
BreadStuffs. Wheat has advanced ID, the
Improvement being chiefly in the better
grades Flour is unchanged with a moderate
demand at former prices Corn has advanced
Cd.
The weather has been favorable for ssricul-
tural purposes and the accounts from the or ain
crops are generally favorable.
Provisions Beef is dull with a declining
tendency. Pork is dull. Lard is unchanged
with a limited business doing Bacon has de
clined Is.
Sugar.-Prices are weak and transactions
small at decline Of Sd. Coffee lie 6rm, bat
transactions limited.
MONEY AND SToCKs.-The money market is
tighter. Consols for money are quoted at %.
ay5.. American stocks are weak and trans
actions have been small.
Accounts from the grain crops are favorable.
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Bv A. GREEN, Auctioneer
YER SUPERIOR isSUSEfiOLD Furni.

VERY SUPERIOR izGUSEHOLD Farni.
at Auction.-On THURSDAY, TIE 2s.h
instant | shall sell, ct 10 O'Clock d. m at the
Second and Third streets west, immediately
north OF Mechanics row, very superior assert
ment of FuTn .tuIe, VIZ
+ Inc Rosewood Damssk BrCcael covered Parior
set, cons listing Of / reuch Sofa, two Tete. e.
ietes, two Castor Arm, one Receipt IN, and
four PeT-or Chairs
Two fine Gothic Giltfrane Oval French pIate
Mirrors
Hosew0od M3rb!e-tOp Centre Table aud Fancy
Table
Three fine Walnut Marble to- Dressing Bureaus
One do do Hat tree ana Extension Dining
Table
Six fine Walnut Bedstedds
Oak Arm and other Chairs
China, Glass. CTockery, ard Stone Ware
Six fine Cured Hair Mattresses
holsters and Pillows
Twelve pair fine English silk bound Blankets
Fine Tapestry. Ingram Stair Carpets and DDS
large lot OF Passage and Dining room Oilrloth
kefIigeIatoE, Cooking Stove, with an excellent
assortment Of Kitchen requisites
With many ether articles which We deem un-
necessary TO snumerate
Terms: Under S'0 cash over $50 credit OF
two, three, and four months, for notes satislac =
toTily endorsed, bearing interest.
The above described stock of furniture is nearly
new, and Of very superior style and finish and the
sale will Re wei worthy Of the attention OF per
sons wishing TO purchase.
al I'd A.GREEN, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
Bv JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auc,ioneer
Il CELLENT NITURE A,

DF Jas. y. Mc6 UlRE, Auctioneer
EACEL ENT RNIrURE AVN
- Heuseho1d Effects.-On WEDNESnsU
moRNiNG, August 9th, at 10 O'Clock A. ,.s
rr>,uenceo OF agenueman declining Housekeeping,
on The cas- side Of 10Th stEeet, between = snJ +,
streets, 1 shall sell an excellent assortment of
Mahogany hair spring Sofa ~
Rocker and parlor Chairs
Rosewood marbe-top centre Table
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase
MaIbletop Sideboard, Pier Table
aho2any card and work fables
Ottomans. 6iraudoles, Vases
Bruises, three ply, and Venetian Carpets
OIL Cloth, stair Carpets, Rugs
fnameled Cottage Set
CoudSe bedsteads, marble top Washstands
cane and wood-seat Chairs, Rockers
Looking 6lssses, Clocks, Window shades
superior Feather Beds, Bolsfers and Pillows
mar and hnsk Mattresses, Blankets, Comforts
Cnlha, diass, and Crockery Ware, Fable Cutlery
Cooklng and other Stoves Kitchen Utensils, &c
terms $50 and under, cl.h over that sum a
cred1t OF sixty end niaety DAYS for satisfactorily
endorsed notes, bearing interest
au god J. &. MCGUIRE Anrt'r
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PIANOS. PIANOS.

WE HAVE NOW In STORE THE LAR
w gest and most reliable stock of-rz1
Pianos ever offered In tais CITY, con yTEsFt
sisting Of every size, style and finish from BOs
ton and New York celebrated manufactcrlea,
ranging in prices from SIS 10 $500.
Old Pianos taken in part payment for new, Id
eral discounts for cash
Also, ALWAYS on hand. Accordecns, Meodeons,
Guitars, Violins, Flutes, Strings, &c
~ PIANOS FOR KENT, by the evening,
month, quarter, or year v,rs
auao 3cS Pa. ave near l0th street.
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ByyAs. z. McGUfRE. hnctinneer

BvJAS. T.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
fEN USE EE's SALE ID II % SMALL LOTS,
= fronting 20 feet each on MARYLAND ave.
nue., between 9Th and 9ih streets east.-By
virtue Of Il deed of trust duly recorded in IibeT
}. 4. s, NO. 90, folios 259, 260, 26l, ard 262.
sha sell on the premises, on Wednesday
|, 3, A, and S, In subdivision OF Square No
9i5.
Also, Lots Nos l. ?, 3l, s, Q, IO.II.
IL, 20, u, -. %, II, and %. IN subdivision OF
square south OF square NO. 9l5.
fhe above Lots are very desirably located on
Maryland avenue, between Sth ana Oh streets
cast, fronting 30 feet each on Maryland avenue
and ID street north, running back to Is feet alley
Terms Une-third cash balance in SIX and
twelve months, for notes satisfactorily secured,
bearing interest,
Government title.
HORACE EDELIN,. Trustee.
all 2l-d J. C. MCGUIRE, Auct
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EXCURSION No. z.
REPETITION OF THE EXCURSION TO
n IN pnINr NON

So1N04SN NO, q.
REPETITION OF THE EXCURSION TO
OLD POINT, PORTSMOUTH,
NORFOLK, GOSPORT NAVY YARD,
STEAMSHIP COLORADO, RIPRAPs,
FORTRESS MONROE,
U. 8. NAVAL HOSPITAL,
CHESAPEAKE BAY BYDAYLIGHT,
PINEY POINT, &c &C, &C.
THE LARGE AND SAFE STEAMER POW
Il HATAN, Capt. G. MITCHELL 49,
viii Repeat her Last Pleasan, Tr,p E1fsl! -.
10 the above places, leaving Washington at 6
O'Clock on FRIDAY EVE Nine, the 10Th inst. f,
and Alexandria at :; stopping goirg and return
Ing at Piney Point. The steamer will arrive at
Old Point on Saturday morning; thence to Nor
folk, Portsmouth, &c leaving Portsmouth on
Saturday at O'Clock, for Old Point arriving there
by p. m where she will remain until - O'Clock
on Sunday, at that hour leaving for w ashingtop,
arriving at home on Monday morning about 6
O'Clock.
Passengers by this trip lose only Saturday from
business; cross Chesapeake Bay by daylight,
pass twenty-four hours at the most renowned and
justly celebrated Watering Place IN the South,
view the largest Military tortifcation I'm America,
witness TIE Grand Dress Parade on Sunday NOM
Ing at ~ O'Clock, enjoy the Ocean Surf Bathing,
Fishing, Grabbing, &C., d.
At Portsmouth abundance OF time will he
allowed to visit the United States ship Pennsyl-
vania, the largest and most elegantly flush ed
sci In the wOrld,-the Government Ury Dock, of
itself great mechanical curiosity,-the Gcsport
Navy Yard, being the most extensive 10 our conn
try, wi all its branches and departments In fun
operation,-th new steamship Colorado, Uni
ted States Hospital, Public Buildings, &C, &C.
Tickets for round trip have been placed at the
unusual low price OF 81 SO; Children and Ser
wants half price; gentleman and two ladies So ;
to Piney Point and back 81 so.
Secure your tickets early, they are positively
limited. and may be had at DR.. Kidwells Store,
Georgetown Elliss fiaho Store, ard Taylor Il
Maury's Bookstore, between 9th and 10th streets,
Zoe Shiilirgton's cor 4 \ street, and Dr. Walsh
Navy Yard.
Refreshments, Meals, &C will be furnished
ny NJ. n sheldon, Esq and his polite and gen.
tlemanly assistants au25-4t
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
URNlJCRE AND HOUSEHOLD p


Il fects at Public Auction.-On FRIDAY
MORNING, August 29th at 10 O'Clock, at the
residence of VIM Lewis Herndon, U :. Navy,
az the corner CT and goth streets / shall sell ali
the Furniture and Ecuseho'd Effects, cons listing
Of
Excellent rosewood Plano Forte and Stool
Rosewood mdrble-top Centre Table
Mahogany do
Mahogany Sofa, Ottoman, Rockers, Chairs
Walnut Writing Tables, cane seat Chairs
Brussels, three ply and ingram Carpets
Oilcloth, Druggett, Straw Carpet, Han Lamp
Gentle Lamp, GiTandoles, Vases
Mahogany French and high post Beds.eads
WardIUbes, Bureaus, WaShstands
Superior hair AID Eusk Mattresses
holsters and Pillows Blankets, Com;or.s. &C.
Dining Tables, Window Shades and Curtains
Silver plated Casters, Table Cutlery
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Cooking Stove Refrigerator, Kitchen Utensils
Terms: 500 and under, cash over that sum a
credit of60 and 80 days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
au 23-d &C MCGUIRE, Auct'r
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The Loss Of the NsutiIus-The Last Island
Victims.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 25.-From information
furnished by the stewart of the steamer Nau-
titus who has recovered from the effects Of bis
long exposure, il is supposed that all on board
of the unfortunate steamer, with this single
exception, were lost. There were nineteen
passengers in the cabin.
Several Of these who were supposed 10 have
been lost al Last Island were picked up by
passing vessels.
Six of the river pirates who robbed the dead
bodies Of the drowned, have been arrested ard
a large amount Of money and jewelry recover
Cd
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DIED.,

On the 22d instant, MARY LIZZIE, infant
daughter Of VIM A and Catherine Baird
On tne 26,h inst AMELIA ANN GALLANT,
wife of Peter Gallant, and d,ughter Of John He
burg, 10 the 32d year of hsF age
The friends q the family are invited to attend
the fnnysl from her late re .idenee on Massachu-
sets avenue, betwten 5th and 9th streets, tomor-
roW morning, at Q O'Clock. h
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26 Flour has declined;
sales of Z 500 bbls.; good State Sc 25; super
fre Ohio SO 55; standard Southern 81 80.
Wheat has declined; sales of q, 900 bushels;
Western red 81 55aSl 81; Southern red 81 so
al 81; uthern white 81 81. Corn Is lower;
sales Of q, 900 bushels; Southern mixed 62c.
Pork IS firm; sales of $50 bbls; mess Sl9 l2s
aSI9.25 Beef is dull; sales Of 200 bbls; Ie-
packed mess S105OaSll Lard 10 steady;
sales OF $50 bbls at l2taI3tc. Whisky is lower;
sales Of $50 bbis; Ohio 81 cents
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Aug. 26.-Flour has advanced;
sales of Howard street and City Mills at Sc 81.
Nothing done in Ohio.
Wheat opened firm, with slight advance;
but closed dull at yesterday prices; good TO
prime and choice whites 81 50al 80 I; good 10
prime rods Sl40al As. Corn is unchanged
sales Of both white and yellow at 5Sao0e.
Sales Of city whisky at 34ta35..
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ISLAND ACADEMY,

A FRENCH AND ENGLISH ACADEMY
"A for the instruction Of young ladies will be
open September LIST, by a lady of years experience
In teaching, and having resided Sc me years on the
Island soicits the patronage Of her former friends
and Others who desire the success Of high class
school IN that part Of the city. The system of
In struction will comprise all the branches taught
in first class academies, and the manners and
morals Of pupils will receive strict attention. A
preparatory school for children will be he'd to
the Academy, and the rudiments Of French will
be tauy ht gratis Competent masters will be en-.
gagged Tor Languages, Music, Painting, Drawing,
&c References and terms made known by ad.
dressing "ACADEMY, Star Once. au f2-lm
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TO HOUsEKEEPERS.

DERSONS WISHING TO F G n AS Is
l. superior Table or Pocket Cutlery, heavy Sill
yer Plated or Albata Ware, fine JApanned Tea
Trays or Toilet Sets, an excellent Clock, Tea or
Coffee UIn, Enameled Kettle, Saucepan, Fur
mace, any Of the hundred and one little etceteras
nee ted by every housekeeper, VIII DO well to call
on RaNCiS, Just above Odd Fellows Hal, Oh
Seventh street. He has good articles, aad mis-
prices are low. jy&-u
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lADVERTISEM EXT

IADVERTISEMEST.
A cARD.-The undersigned, finding name
similar to his own among the signeTs of the
recent Republican party pamphlet about the
killing of Thomas Heating, and learning that
his, takes this method Of making known that
if it was intended for his name il is O base for.
gerry, as he neither signed the pamphlet in
question nor authorized any one to put his
name TO it. JAMES FITZGERALD,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Third and
Four anda-half streets, and next door to the
5. Hotel.
August %, 1856. It's
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Drs- Hunter 4 Williams.
Physicians for Diseases Of the Chest.

The great success which has attended the
practice of Inhalation by DR.. Hunter and his
associates in treating every form Of Pulmona-
ry diseases is now established beyond question
DR.. Williams, associate Of the the Baltimore
office, may be consulted in Washington on the
18th and 29th of each month. The next visit
will be on Friday, the 18th instant
Office 200 Pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs.
Voes's JsWeIry Store
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WOOD AND COsL pEPoT

N. w. corner Twelfth and q street, No 5i7
CEs square south Of the ArsnHs.
THE BEST ARTICLE GUARANTEED
l. All Coal carefully weighed 3 ,2i0 10 the ton,
nom which there is no deviation, seemingly 10
reduce ths price.
Persons laying in their winter feel will find II
to their advantage to leave their ordes to be sup
piled from the vessels on their arrival.
ir Coal kept under cover.
Wood Of the best quality always on hand.
Nv 99-tr Il. J. d w. M. GALT
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TERs-ws take great pleasure in recommending 20 our
superior Complaints which
IL Proe.fes to be adapted The Of the has
srryed when b-nehcis fully tested md
speak from personal knowledge when say that the
family cannot safer and eectua remedy In
relieving those distressing peculiar to the
mer season. and engonderd often IN the too free
fruit before fully ripe and mxture.-Post.
sold By J. y. CALLAN. aus-Iw
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IA kB-Tbs Essence is prepared from GENUINE TURKEY
10 taken in sller doses hsn Tnoure,
lo spirit that the beet quality posssses
also ihe grateful favor Aromac rendering the medicine
milo eica and pAstNble the taste OF the
Khubarb being perfectly disguised II is recommended
mach eord and tonic TO whose occupations
ten sedentsTy habits and will be found bers
hcis in Dyspepsia Indigestion, Disrrhes Bilious and
Headache Constipation Cont Rheumatism Flatu
lenr- Gravel a disorder tire Stomach, Collie, nc.
Sold By Il. D. GILMAN aud J N. GILLIAN. ang f5-Iw
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SENSIBLE ALk.

A GENTLEMAN PASSING ONE OF on r
n elegant private houses, accidentally heard the
following sensible talk between two lad es, who
were Standing In the door. One OF them, IL Is
thong ht was from the country. she appeared 10
he Looking over 4 long memorandum The ther
was heard to say: "lf you buy any Albata Ferris
or spoons, or Cutlery, go TO FRANCIS on sev
enth street what you buy OF him you can DEPEND
upon He has every useful housekeeping article,
and his prices are certainly mOdoraen au L.
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HOUSE, SIGN AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING & GLAZING.

GEORGE II. V4RNELL,
NO. SIN LOUISIANA AVENUE, BETW
v 9th and 9TH streets, north side, has opened a
branch shop, Tor the prosecution Of his business
on 9TH street. between street and Massachusetts
avenue east side, and will be happy to receive
calls for work at either OF his locations for doing
business.
All orders for Jobbing attended TO PROMPTLY
and at Inc shortest notice, in wCrkmanlise man
ner
Thankful for past favors he will, by assiduity
and dispatch Of work, hope to merit tho contrrl-
ance Of the orders Of his friends and the yublic
generally. AL 2v
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DProf. Dsara,h's Great Electric OIL. -

IL Afoh' DonToth great klectf1c O1is -
AFFLICTED IHkrEss xAks AND CUaED wEEK.-Resd
letter from Rev James Tempe:
PHILADELPHIA, June sik, 1856.
frot De1rhh i nave been afflicted Is with Neural
gts and other painful complaints and have been unable to
sleep soundly walk distance for many years psst
Last week sos bottle Of your Electric OIL
night slept soundy .nd well, aud to day a
NY vile could not believe her Your Electric
done In eek what the physicians OF
failed to 10 Ia II years Gratefully yours
Rev JAMES TEspLE, 3lo South street
Sod by sTOTT Co. and J. sCHwARTZ washing OF
al 3S-lw
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NUISANCES.

OFFICE OF THE CoMMIssioNKROFh RALTH,(
August |, 1856.
fINHE BOARD OF HEALTH OF THE CITY
Il Of Washington, al a meeting held on the Goth
July, declared the following to constitute nuis-
ances
Dead carcases, dead fish, and offals Of fsh,
hea ps OF oyster shells
Offals from butchers stalls, siaughter-houses,
or tanyards.
stagnaHt water in ponds marshes, sewerr, or
cellars.
Foul stables, foul cow houses or COW pens, foul
privies, and hog s,yes
e'aying vegetables and fruits Of every deserip-
ton whether entire or those portions thereof not
used as food which may be thrown out
Al ashes, RUBBISH, shavings, or refuse sub
stances of any trade, occuration. or business.
Filth, stable manure, soapsuds In pools, drain
age from dye houses and soap factories.
Horses going at large with CHAMBERS, farcy, CT
any other contagious disease
houses OF buildings In a state Of diiapidation
or any other dangering the lives or property Of
those I'm the vicinity.
CHARLES F. FORCE,
au 4-wiw Commissioner Of Health
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nR. AUNSON, AT S3S PENN'A AVENUE.
- is still making those beautiful <sp@@
continuous GUN TEETH, called
Aliens Patent, for the excel ency OF HIYV
which over all other styles Of teeth, many now
wearing them In this city, will cheerfullv vouch.
There Is one Dentist in this city who has been
infringing the patent and made bad imitation
Of 1t, against whom l hereby caution the public
n Whenever a Dentist speaks against
Aliens Patent Continuous Gum Teeth, when
properly constructed II Is because he Is ignorant
OF the process, incom etent to make the work, or
Is unwilling TO pay for the patent. lie I6-tf
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KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE;
TO THE PUBLIC.

IOHN P. DENNIS HAVING TAKEN THE
y well known Coach Factory, on 9Th a a6RR,
street, between Louisiana avenue and SSSzsG
G street, long conducted by Mr.. John
nj. Young, is now prepared to manufacture and
repair all descriptions OF COACHES, Blu GGIEs,
WAGONS, &c, On the most reasonable terms,
In the very best manner, and al the shortest no.
tice: He respectfully invites bis fellow CITIZENS
To give him uiaI au 12-lm
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The Masters Of tho Old School out-done by
Combination Of Pencil and Sunlight
NTHITEHURST'S IMPROVEMENT IN
w PHOTOGRAPHS, in OIL, Pastil, ard
Ivory coIors EXCEL all. They possess incOnceiva
bic beauties. For Likeness and finish they out
strip al other paintings yet unveiled 10 the world
q art. Language is too tame to d. scribe the m
they must DC seen to be appreciated, and aie ia
deed the gems II the present age Those desir-
Gus may have these paintings t3ken either from
lif-, or maniied, or copied from old daguerreo-
types to any agreeable size. even 10 that Of life
His mezzotint Photographs, just Introduced, may
he multiplied from the result of one sitting to
thousands OF copies, while each subsequent copy
is equal 10 the first thus rer dering the price Il
number of copies are taken, at about tie sane as
for lithograpns Ambrotypes, or imperishabie
Glass Pictures, taken In great perfection.
Gallery, on Pennsylvania avenue, bstweer \
and 9TH streets.
au 23-lw* II. WHITEHURST
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
|TNRESERyED SALE OF v.rU.u

~ Brtiding Lct.-Dn WEDNESDAY AZ
TERNOON, August 9th, at O'Clock, on the
premises, l shall sell parts Of Lots 4 and 5, in
square 4i9, fronting 81 feet on north l. street be
tween 9th and 7th streets west, running back l2i
feet,
This lot Is situated In rapidly improving part
OF the city, within a short distance the MARKET
Terms: One-tbird cash the residue in 6 and
~ months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the pr misses.
Title indisputable.
AL :5-3t &c. MCGUIRE, Auct'r,