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PROGRESS OF THE CANVASS in OHlO.-oNE
hundred AND SIXTY THOUSAND FREEhEN IN
COUNCIL.
~ me- the language Of the Ohio Statesman at Is
80, - S,.l u,..,,,o.. van. nsvar sssp
les "Ul'F6 $3.50 go, 80,
before IN Oulo' 0OIiy oui ~ So nv ~ -.
outpouhpg Of the noble democratic masses Of Ohio TaS
about saving the Union Can any country be DESTROYED
with such an army as Ohio can bring into the hed NO
Never Never y The "oatpouring' alluded 70 Dy ut
Statesman is the monster democratic mass meeting which
was held al Dayton on the lfth Instant Inc ioio"nR
dispatches which appear IN the Statesman most sSsiae
tory account Tor the laolant language OF our co'em-
porary
DATros, sept ~.
TO Coz SAMUEL In' sss'sss nh,s
s''' 80 = 80 JNO. p. SLOUGH.
DAYTON, Sep. II.
This beats anything ever known before in Ohio People
earring in BY the tens OF thousands. -.
JOHN PHILLIPS.
DAyros 10 \ Sept. II.
o.,..., ,,.stng ey.r held In Ohio Number beyond
o., .,tbpsiasm outnumbers black republican
bsa hsra Tuly 1stb three to one City mass Of
-
PSOf' nro, g., ~ ...
,-.-,,. ....,io, .r.- a..ar,h,as n ~
, ~ So, i, 80 hld be,a a. dsv, Over one hundred
Iu,'ep o'I'o' : 80 -. 80 80 ana ,baro a.. e;ob,,
and sixty tnouSauu strangers AZ ~, 1' M s.
thous@na P''son - s '"e t.I -, - -. Oh -
orr poruoh u ou tA,0 NA~ - s., - - ~,
hye stanaS efeSteu, anu sPsA 80 - M -,
enthusiasm pfeValD ine So III ., -
ana pest e'o, s,SIi., ~ that ,bts sta,o ;u ;v
doubt from TINS uenoIsst $50 49, D~' $50 500 1870 " 81
her electoral vote ior bu'ualn Is. ,.
Our readers will we think agree WIN US IN the opinion
that the writer of the third despatch is quite safe In hf
-. rs.ha hr,ls ,o,as NJ the demoersev are re-
,,na.oa "a s,x,u,hon..ua
spohdea 70 a' ONO oaii y INV 800 - ~
eemsn II places the preslaenua contest ONO peyoho
the risk Of contingencies
= asi,;o, 10 ,bia mighty demonstration At DAYTON
-. 20 80. r.,,.r;no = uorrou, conn.
we nave IN "0eouAs " s'eA s'''e - Ao''' 49, 49,
~, representing In part Inc democracy OF central oho
There were one thousand wagons in the procession which
;I, ;,,, IN l,potbi correspondent of the States
= IS ri. ,,0,.,or ae,,o.r. ,c r... ,ooo,-
A'''' :.
ing says 80. :.
49, ,ns from C,nt.,n Heu,tr, Gun sopsd a ane
company-indeed as fine company any in Ohio. At 10
O'Clock the professions began to heave IN sight from the
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ng- The Autanl nal Convocation OF .he Clergy and
Missionary Commit Of the District OF coumba be
ginning 2h Instant VIII be held according TO The following
programme,
wednesday evening, al Az Chur OF Epiphany
"Wednesday evening" prayer n IN, IN, Grace huch.
Thursday morning, H., Church oi Epiphany
Thursday evening" at IN, Church of Ascension.
Friday morning, payer III, m, ST. J0hD's Church.
Friday evening, prayer al IN, M, Ascension Church.
The Sacrament az Holy Communion win administered
daily during services, prayer collections
through oertoy at each sersice in aiding the mis-
siunay work ibis
tho Thursday evening service City
subeet OF missions VIII b.
delivered by visiting bfeihteD ..#..
BY order OF Committee Arrangements. Sept 2od3t
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liABPETlNG We would particularly ATTENTION -
person, wishing TO Furnish handsomsy ard
beautiful styles OF imported BEsh velvet tapestry
carpetng, enhbng In carpet department,
thitd floors We have paid unusual attention
goods feel confident their quality
ing designs and moderate prces,
fayoraby
Of going North 20 make lsiT purchases,
We have also iu variety Of taFesty, Biusse
ditto, ply double ngrau and eafpetnu
received nom auction New YORK. win be sud
unusually cheap. BARNES h MITCHELL,
on the Avenue, between sth Sth streets.
Sep Iq-coif3w
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OFFICIAL.
TEEAsUET DEFAErMESr,

TEEAsUEI DEPARTMENT.
May p, 1850.
NOTICE hereby given The holders o. siOck sued pu,
20 lhs Of Congress o. a2d July 56 te-
render Of the eehsals thereof 1911 u November next
when interest thereon viii cease.
This department will continue purchase prior said
day redemption pay therefor following premium
addition 20 The interest accrued the day Of purchase
days interest for the money reach the vendor
On such stock received the Treasury between day
June and the 3ls day july Reuve half Of per
the specified in the eefuneaiesi
On such stock received between the Loo and M days August
one foulth u one per eeni; -. .r..
received amer the day OF August the In
teresi accrued eeon and day additional only
paid 4. . '..
Ceacates stock transmitted under this noee must bs @
purchase and when the Isl July the
interest also be present
otherwise such interest will be payable heretofore
And notice further given holders
states thai this department will purchase the
day Of June and the LIST day Of December next unless The
accrued from day Of
Of interest," and days additional interest for The money
the vendor, the following rates OF premium:
On stock Of the loan OF Si1 premium of 10 per
stock Of loans OF Is4T and les premium Of 10 per
stock issued under the OF 9h September 1885,
monty called Internationally stock, premium Of per
Certificates transmitted under this notice should be duly assigned
the the money
previous the LIST July, the
DO assigned by the present stoekhoder otherwise the
for The half yea that day will be payable him
ofore.
Payment all foregoing will be
assistant Boston, New York, Philadelphia
parties enuled TO receive the money may direct.
......,... ... ... ,..-.. JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 29-dinaSov Secretary OF the Treasury
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SHooTIss ArFRAY IN BosTos.-A shooting ARRAY recently
came OF in Boston The parties were James and William
Mead and T. Belcber Kay and party OF his friends.
dispute arose. which ended in blows During the melee
pistols were drawn and shot fred (t said
cdentally,) which struck named James Doyle who
stood between the parties and endeavoring to stop
the fight The ball passed through Doyles LEFT hand which
then in bis pocket also through his poremonnaie
and into his groin carrying with Il quarter Of dollar
and hsEdime and burying them deep in the flesh Six
shots subsequently Rred BY one Of which Kay was
wounded.
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First Public Sale of Delaware Trust Lands in
the Territory OF Kansas.
PROCLAMATION.
BY the President Of the United States.


BY the Prssiasnt Of the United States.
IN pursuance OF law l. FRANKLIN PIERCE President OF III.
United STA America hereby declare and make known
thai public held Pon Leavenworh ia The Tenn
Ss or the disposal o. sue, Of he land. and town o1 bed ia
nd.G. a. are situated within The owSSips com
png the eastern Poono the lands eed0d by The said Delaware
Indians in trust a aforesaid, 10 wit
South line and Of he zth prineYG meridian.
Town.ns seven, eight nine ten, tango nineteen.
townships SEVEN si.S nine ADD Ten q range twenty.
township eiEh,, ninc. and zen, OfIarsr rwsSly-Iwo
Town.hps niae and Ten, o. rance twenty three
IRON No 70 No ~ insus,ss situated S townships Nos. and
ol said town Of Office OF The surveyor
general OF the Territories Of Knnsas and Nebraska, which refer
Also lhe surveyed blocks in the Of DELAWARE 80 called
range "a oned aeeurdas to he a Of a town Of
Gle IN the Office OF said surveyor general
Also surveyed blocks in the Of HIHBvLLs called
from NO. TO " sass within Gw1p SS No;
nle In The once Of The said surveyor general,
Also the Surveyed blocks in the town q LATI.vLr called
from No 70 so 10 s,ased IN township Ne south o.
ofLArTAyLu dc in the Office Of said
And also The surveyed laid out in
Ls.ysssoETa cr 80 called situate 10 ogohip NO 'ouh o.
CRY 90 e u the once Of The said surveyor general
sad aforementioned ands town lots and blocks having been
and valued BY duy appointed or Pur
according law, the valuation placed
E1ecyey wal be The minimum awhch tie viii be offered o'
sale,
Tue win be cash. upon payment being made
eep duplicate win be made therefor Of which with be de
tyered the purchaser
Patents wall subsequently be granted for tho lands purchased
with the laws IN force theepE
The ofsrnc blocks be-
appointed, and will proceed
which they advertised with ait
shall have been offered and the sales thus closed.
An paid for the will be reoered
the following risk ~ deaultng purchaser.
Given 9ode ny hand " The city Of washington This sh day Of
FRANKLIN FIERCE.
ny the PreaiGenti
Gtopon W MArvrrNNT,
Commissioner Of Indian Afairs.
NxrrThe shove advertisement will be published PAPER,
~ ~ .,snr
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ali persons BY these presents has released
and hereby releases The saIe Of Texas from all Liability or
claim for the certificate evidence
Der for the sum q g. issned BY the late republic or
BY the authorities of the Of
aud BY United with The pro
o. Of Congress, entitled provide The
psyment of creditor. republic com
pretended IN he Of Congress September nine
bred hy approved the 18th february an ACT
lie Of Texas, approved lst Of PebuaI y 1850
As witness my hand and seal.
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Know al persons by these presents that has released
hereby releases United further
liability claim certificate evidence
number for the sum Of issued BY The late republic Of
by the authl The State 81
by accordance with the
provisions Congress- cned provide the
payment creditors epubc
IN the act Of Congress 81 September nine eighteen
fyr approved February, act
State Of Texas approved the lt February 1855
A witness hand and seal,
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"The New Brunswcker positively asserts that Hon.
Theodore Frelnghuyscn will vote the republican ticket
We as positively assert he win vote the Fremont
ticket. He "od-line whiR" may refuse to for
James Buchanan, but he win vote for Greeleye
and sectional republican like Fremont You only start
this Islander Mr. Feinghuysen keep your partisans
in countenance.-Nyloark JacI,oniap
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;, Ew Law nooks.-cunis,s Digest U. g. supreme Coun

Ew LAW Books.-Curss Digest U. g. Supreme Court Re
~ ports. / vol. t.... !.
Bennett and Heard's Leading Criminal Cases. Vol !.
Howard's u i. Supreme Court Reports Vol. lE
LaTobe's Justice, edition. | vol.
Lugden on Powers. oyu.
HAS eds Law OF Evidence. l vol.
Reports Decided in Special
Appeals of Virginia. with Index GIauan's Reports.
DuAop's Laws OF the United states, 11e9-is6 | vol.
sept 20 fRANCk TAYLOR
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u ~ STEER, Merchant Tailor. No. ass seventh a..
noes me- patrons and the pnbic
.o M View York and Philadelphia latg
eass'mefcs vestna shirts stocks, ties gloves no
iIy 80, ha Ne has svet offered Tor thsf inspection
ron bis org iRance
ahds o. me Washington pubc and the
N ihe selection o. his Hod he confidently believes pre-
pared 70 su the than he has been be,re VI
eAsmnaon Of hts sock and prices by the public
We may ea that be takes great pleasure in showing HE Foo
fsp 49, attention i-nvitsd hs which ara he
heyed % b. Of he best description made this country
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cuRIosTYMr, Titus Bennett informs the West Chester
Pa Jeesonisn that he has just witnessed the singular
appearance Of chestnut tree about half mile wes Of
Besumonts tavern, the West Chester road, which 10
now onehaH IN full bloom and the other fall Of fruit
burs
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THE cias-r. OF philo-ophy OF ts.ora,,,,yp con-,

he classes Of philosophy Of Georgetown College
WIZ be resumed on Monday September 10
Of the hr year w.t. usual ogio meta
physics principles of ethics, nsoraI ph,ot ophy chemistry &C
Those o. the second year unde professor attend
daily lecture, on natural right which, besides eusrg,
course ~ ehicr, vii embrace the principles
ply
her course 81 ehcs are call the president the
cises % the yesf Of philosophy
guase. N'f'
Sept il-dh
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SfUvEs, STOVES, sIOy sin addition very large
stock parors. dining rooms chambers kitchens,
nails stoes saloons, supplies
the best approved of recent introduction Our Ne Par
Heaterp a
intended be Gre place, warming the
wall in which psc-d highly
ed
Of as Epenly all Others OF tho
be
"a
'kew article not take up
OF greater warming capacity
Ioons handsome, aud fail give
faction,
Ibey Starr cooking sinyc new double
cooking market very heavy
aud every the perfect
of the kind have with.
Morning cooking stove-Ts, though stove,
guals many OF ttst,
u having bee Introduced By US four years since.
Portable furnaces the best prices from SIG
SI25.
reons purchase will find stoves
complete be found this delivered
any part Georgetown, and put up free charge.
Great nducement offered for cash
Call yen purchase elsewhere.
w. II. narrower,
seventh 81, I've o Pennsy asia avenue,
Sep l6-Gt opposite Patriotic Bank.
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Nhpsi CArsf-La1est patterns, for men ard bo,. !
lust opened, large and variety on dte 9uv
and ocksHs al qualities, ard very for cash. at
1r..,s,u.,,. a., =, GEO W. = WHITE CO.'S
l"Nsae Hni and Cap store 239 Pennsyivanin avfunp,
- io-o'eooh between 9th and 10Th streets.
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RAILROAD ooEvESTios-The railroad convention at Gin
cinnat the 18th instant resolved that the fare from
New York to points in the West should in
exceed ~ per mile through The advance Of about
per cent was agreed on to continue from November st to
April ls and slight advance in eghs from the lst of
October until the adoption of the winter rates. The
venon then adjourned to Cleveland the first
Wednesday of October.
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Professional Notice.
CONWAY ROBINSON Of Richmond ysnIa praesss Al Rich
mond appeals TAXED tut,s rourts ana AZ
Washington city in the supftme Caur.
Letters % hm viii be directed o Richmond, VlrTiplA
Sept lu-law6w
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PETER THE GREAT AN EDIToR-An exchange says
The first Russian newspaper published in 1908,
and Peter the Great its senior editor The Imperial
Auocat not only took part personally In its editorial
position but in correcting proofs appears from sheets
still In existence which marks and alterations in
his own hand
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ENIGRAToS INTO NEW YoRE-It is stated that the total
number of emgrans arriving in New York to September
this year 92O5O Last year to date the number
was So 1885,
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MEDALS THE FRENcH.-The Turkish government Is
going TO give medals 70 all the officers Of France who
served in the Crimea This medal model OF which has
arrived in Paris engraved by American, who Is
now government engraver at Constantinople.
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Is extra nch Mosaic rugs
do Cbeno do
velvet do
rs low priced tnited do
SO rich Dh,nlle and velvet parlor
Ii d,usgeu crumb cloths, ali ,izss
ID pieces printed dfusge1s, all widths
pieces coloted figured damssk for dancing cloths
s bales, Cocoa, Juie, sheep skin. aud other
S pieces felt csrpsting, for Offices, sc.
IA, "a "a, l1f, ILL., and 1874 linen sheetinCs
$50 pairs ~, 10 4, IL a and 1874 sup. bed blankets
SO pairs sup, cnb and erhhe blankets
$50 paiTs srIv s. and ironing blankets
rs quilted bed comforts
y Mafseilies he'd quilts, all sizes
$50 SUP. double dsmask table cloths, all sizes
rs pecrs table damask, All widths
$50 dozen damask napkins
so duzen damask towels
100 pieces hickaback and diaper owellings
rich cloih piano covers
table
10 pieces very rich trocatel for curtains
do satin iainrs do
do worsed damasks do
50 do very rich Union damaEks for curtains
10 do striped cps for dining room curtaiDs
10 do plain reps furniture covering
a5 do plain aud twlled Turkey red cashmeret
$50 plirs richly embroidered lace curtains
"a muslin do
ITO pieces embroidered curtain mushns
pieees bur shada linens and hx
$50 painted window shades asd hxiures-
stock OF article
all OF which will be offered
had Of oihe house the country
The pubic respectfully invited 30 for themselves
= - ..-.--... '-.s a.'.-. HooE, BROTHER, CO.
Sept 2o--3taw4wff
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NO CHANGE IN THE PRICES OF ADMISSION.

Box opan the Of Wednesday
rhurssay next, from Q, a. m. to5, p. 4
Sept 2u--tdt
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LO AL N Il w y .

The FRANKLIN FrRr CoNrASY,-It will be seen by the
following communication from Mayor Magruder that these
efficient 6remen have been way connected with the
recent 6remen difficulties:
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nENrEH's HOTEL 60 he closed.-on saturday both in
stnn shs hotel Tor the
cleansing pantnr and renovaue, viii Moody
t7h November shalt be prepared
my friends and the public generally. NJ. A. DEXTER.
Sep 1o-dlwd
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SANTA FE xAn.-The New Orleans Delta says.

"The Santa Fe mail arrived at San Antonio last week.
The from the upper country d of little Importance
By the accounts from Santa Fe it appears that consdera
BILE excitement prevails in New Mexico in regard TO dseoy
cries of eod and rush for the Ga valley is apparently
about to take place The gold fever periodical in its WIS.,
itationsp @"" = ..'.
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Postponement of the Sale OF the DeIawars
Trust Lands in Kansas Territory.

NOTICE hereby given that, by direction Il me President
United States sale ~ the Delaware lsnds
advertised the 9eth October
LeaEssworh postponed until Moudy, tho ih dy o No
mo and Al the aforesaid thn
will ard BE- conducted and continued IN al respects
provided BY the original proclamation Of the l4h Of August last
by order OF the PRESIDENT
GEO, w. MANYPENNY,
Commissioned Of Indian Affairs.
DsrasrwEsr fNrRRiop,
Once Of Indian fair, Sept II, 1855.
a. -lant NanAAn
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following The drawn numbers Of the Maryland Cousp-
dared Lottery for The benefit Of Carroll County, so as
drawn September 10, ls56i
60 80 IL 30 IS . ~ 81 SO u 5s co
The following Of The Patapsco Institute
LOTTERY, clss. go, drawn September 10, l5dSi
70 I 10 2e n rs II 50 80 % 81 80
R. FRANCE o., Managers.
D.H MePHlft, Commissioner
sptf0-tt
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ESGLASp MExIco-The New York papers say
serious difficulty is said to have taken place between
the government of Mexico and the British minister
that the latter had demanded his passports Orders had
been transmitted Havana tor the British squadron
to proceed 10 Vera Cruz enforce the demands Eng
land The commander of the British steamer Tartar al
Havana collecting naval force and would sail i'm
medatey.0
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panons escaped.
ooRsEr MASUSACroRY-A letter from Stuttgart, Wurtsm
berg says
novel branch Of industry for this place is in
operation here-namely the fabrication Of corsets which
occupies 1900 persons The manufaeory supplies
ally 100000 eOrse valued at from 100000 to 100000
horinsn
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Duvau q Bro, Merchant traitors,

DuvaH a. Bro, Merchant Taiiors,
RE receiving their goods Of the latest
"a and tmpUitatiohs New York
They have also In fashions styles
Our customers sAd cizeos generally invited early
make their selections. ... =
DUYAJL BRO Penn, Rvetus,
Between ur and shalt and Sinh s'reets
Sept 2o-eod2wft
D ECE,vED . loo OF william Penn Cook slaves and
w. II. HiRROvEp, Seventh street
Sept GOT Rive doors from Penn syeuue
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MAYoRs 0FTicE,
Washington, September 10, 1856.

SIN: In to your inquiry IL gives great pleas
be able that the investigation recently made
in relation to certain riots 10 which OF the FIRE
panies engaged Pennsylvania avenue Thr-
tenth street resulted In the acquitta Of the Franklin Fire
Company OF all blame In that matter and that all the evil
dence went to show that the officers and members Of that
company anxious to observe the laws and respect the
peace and good order OF the city
Very respectfully, your obedieut servant
WB. MAGRUDER, Mayor
ROBERT z DOYLE President Franklin Fire Company
We had delightful rain Friday evening" which con-
nued throughout the night in consequence OF which the
atmosphere has become quite COOL and the city free from
duas
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National Theatre.
kgHksl .Lssssss
80" Also d n: baiois ana RcGnoad fGsa sss.s''
P P1ss. s'sSl' s cas ,.i d
o e ',''',.,'.''...
Private oohss........ ....'......,...,.,........
rsin,y
a ''''' 50
BoT oies open nom O'Clock, a a. 20 s. M
Door" open al o'clock eonesr. commences ats
THURSDAY EVENING. SEPT IS, 1855
The complete attending two previous concerts Of
MAURICE sTRAKosCH's
operate and Concert Company,
Coupled 10 Crafty his liberal patrons OF
Washington, induced the manager 10 yield eompli-
ance TO the generally expressed wishes Of
THE MUSIC LOVERS
OF Washington that fayong have
enabled him 10 effect arrangement ior positively
ONE NIGHT
Additionally, when the and vocalist
M'DLLE TERESA PARoDI,
Sustained by the great tenor
signor NJ TIBERINI,
And the eminent basso,
Il" signor BERNARDO,
Assisted by the famed youthful prodigy,
PAUL JULIEN,
And the celebrated pianist,
.. MAURICE sTRAKosCH,
WIN entirely fresh carefully programme
operate music
-t.a ..-- \ M'DLLE TERESA PARopI
WIN render the occasion her iuspng and soul stirring
ZION OF our nations anthem, the
sTAR-sPANGLED BANNER,
Received ever with the wdes, enthusiasm and Mooe exquisite
THE LAST ROSE, or. SUMMER.
NO CHANGE IN THE PRICES OF ADMISSION
Box sheet opan the seats ON and
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"a pet ng, Curtain Materials, aud Furnishing
p ,r.- Coos Generally.

w respectfully invite the attention OF housekeepers
following goods adapted
have selected with thorough knowledge
wants citzens, yiz
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NSrrThe above advertisement will be published snch paper
only requested " Ho'e 10 insert a.
Aug t6-lawt2Oth octDsy Weekly
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InroHtAsT From new yonK-rrmdo almost
suspended In BroadwnyTURER has made his drst
stock Market ard u home agss
of London and Paris He exhibit
splendid Of coihs camee and ve-nx he
offered 20 The public u would hdord him pleasure
ordss from nemen hne Tor the he "
confident that b. has hrs facility for
irving complete satisfaction
Terms moderate Exhibition charge.
.... WILLIAM TUCKER,
herchsnt Tailor No. 49s Penn-yiysnts avenue,
Sep lp-toA4w between ~ and 9Th streets.
NEW sTyIEst-G stteprn's Fprntshiag Gau5s.--
We receiving direct from the New York makers
and besuu 81 aents urnihnr roods
psssag variety and elegance NJ anything
hsd The pleasure ofrsra the pubic attention
Dcss shirts, white and coiofed, of the styles
Underhs and drawers, Of sh, cashmere, lambs wool
nen, &c, &C. al sizes
Cravats, ties. stocks, hosiery
Gloves su-pepdsFs, pocket handkerchief
Dressing robes smoking and cap.
Games, umbrellas, travelling sha~s
Toilet arucles port monnstrs, &C.. Sc
TO ~ of whica respectfully examination FEELING sat.
is6ed that win present inducsens al who
ne with their patronage.
..@H r.s ar.-.H GEO ~ ". WHITE co.'s
Gents Furnishing Store, W. Fennsyivsna avenue,
Sep II ro6in between ylh ard iDth streets,