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STOVES, CRATES, RANGES, &c.

Esq UNA nAfN"HSt SCs
WYE RESPECTFULLY CALL THE AT
w tention Of our friends and customers, -
and the publ. generally, 20 our stock Of So
STOVES, GRATkS, FURNACES, and ~
RANGES ~
We would call particular attention TO cur BLUE
RIDGE COOK STOVE for wood or coal. Also,
the Light street, or Morning Star Cook Stove with
Rooster behind, for wood or coal, made by Hay
ward, Bartlett & Co OF Baltimore; a decided
improvement upon the old Morning star, the asst
ings being third thicker, and the baKing and
roasting operations far superior We desire TO
impress upon purchasers the importance OF call
Ing for Baltimore Manufacture.
We would also call attention to COLLINS Il
CO.'S PARLOR COMPANION, or PATENT
IMPROVED LATROBE, for heating ParloIs
and Chambers above. Forty references can be
given In this city to substantiate their superiority
over all others In use Also, Moore's hot-air uT-
nsces and Spencer's Elevated Oven Cooking
ange, together with Cooking, Parlor. Dining
room, Chamber, Hall, Office, and Church Stoves
Of ALT various styles and patterns. Also, Gas
Stoves and Ovens. Portable Ranges, Summer Ba,
keTs, &c
Sheet Iron and TIN Work made to order.
Repairs done with despatch. Having expert
enced woIkmen In our shop we assure those favor
ing lis with call that their work will be done In
the best manner.
Having our own wagon there VIII be nothing
put on stoves TO pay for their delivery.
SIBLEY & GUY,
go Pa avenue, bet 10th and 18th SITS.
III Please notice our number, $50
AL 30 cost (Organ)
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by JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
WILTON CASTLE NAHnR r.u~

i naON CASTLE MANOR FARM At
ruDhc Auction.--Executors' 8 Re of p val
uaoie arm The undersigned, execnto $ Of the
r ,,.; VIII ana testament Of the late VIM E7sbv
VIII sen at public auction, on SATURDAY, Se3,
temper 2oth, at IL O'Clock ~, at the auctio, mons
20 me highest bidder, that valuable farm. living
partially In Washington and Pri &c George couns
", Known as "Chilion Castle Mano, - contain.
ing IN al! sixty two acres Of land, m re or less
ms IaIm contains fair proportion of wood
ana cleared land; the latter Is now under cuIti
yaldon, with choice lot 81 young fruit frt ss.
Inc Improvements consist ola small frame Dwell.
ing mouse and large well built ard nearly new
ndIh. ihe place Is well watered with a pump
OF excellent water at the door Of the dwelling
Ihi5 valuable farm is distant about three miles
rom the Centre Mark:t, vi h an excellent road
ieading 70 II, and offer great inducements 10 per
sons desiring small farm near the civ
Ielms One fifth cash; the re- idue In 2 g o
IL, Is, IL, 81, and "a months, with int. rest Sc
cufed oy deed Of trust on the prem Uses
II the terms OF sale are not complied with within
SIX days thereafter the executors reserve the riobt
10 resell at the risk enc expense Of the defautino
purchaser, upon one weeks notice
II. N. EASILY,
w. EASB1
AGNES Nj. EASILY
Executors Ct VIM. Easily deceased
sc IL JAS. G. MCGUIRE AuctIoneer
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
"E ARE RECEIVING PER PACKET
w John r Price, just around
1 1'so1m nsa' Of Rdnjss rTRS
lSHlNG HARDWARE, toge.h C2A~
er with large assortment Of other kinds Of house
furnishing goods Also. we are receiving per
packet Embark from Philadelphia. another sup
ply CT all kinds Of farlor, Dining-rOom Cham
Der, Office, and Store STOVES, Of various pat
terms and sizes, for coal and wood We respect
fully Invite our friends and the public who intend
TO puTt base Stoves, Crates, and other house furn
isning goods this fall 10 visit establish ment,
as they will find upon examination that the cast
ings Of our Stoves are thick and strong, as much
so as those cast in Baltimore, IL not more so-ce4
tainiy much hsndsomer; they come from cele-
bTated Quater establishment in Philadelp hia,
famous lof the excellence and durability Of those
Stoves These Stoves are all put together with
stone cement, thereby making them perfectly air
tight They are the latest and most approved
Patterns, got up very handsome.
We are selling our goods at very small ad-
vance upon them. Please call and see them.
We deliver our goods 10 any ace in Washing
ton or Georgetown stoves, Gra'es &c put up
in wOTk manlike manner No additional charge
for carriage put upon their delivery
Terms cash. c. WOODWARD SON,
No 3!S Pa ave bet 10th and llth str cts
seq 81 (Org4n copy)
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INHALATION IN DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
Drs. Hunter l. Williams,
Physicians for Diseases of the Oh est.

OF North Charles street, Baltimore.
The great success which has attended the
practice of Inhalation by DR.. Hunter and his
associates In treating every form of Pulmona-
~ 1lseaSesis now established beyond question.
Dr. Williams, associate Of the Baltimore
once, may be consulted in Washington on the
I'm ana ZSth OF each month. The next visit
will be on Friday, the 18th instant
Office 260 Pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs.
Voss's Jewelry Store.
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BY WALL, BARNARD CO Auctioreers.

oy ALT, BARNARD & co Auctioneers.
DEREMPToRy SALE sF y.IUaaTE
Euld1ng Lots at Public Auction On
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the I6h Instant.
we will sell In front Of the premises at o,cloci
Lets numbered S, 6, and Z, in Subdivision Of
squar5 2ol on the corner Of nj and 18th streets
n0rsh, fronting - feet inches on III street, run
ming back 100 feet on 18Th street TO a wide ailey
hese los are valuable and must be sold and
oner rare Inducements TO persons in want Of a
desirable location, and In q ranidIv ,mnrovIng
part Of the city. Title dsputable
Terms liberal, and made Known at sale
WALL, BARNARD d CO.,
seS-d AuclioDeers
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GRAND MILITARY G. CIVIC EXCURSION
OF THE
Washington Light Infantry,
POTOMAC RIVER r CHEs.pE.kru nav
Old Point Norfolk, and Portsmouth.

Il N.
NHE TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF
toe w ashington Light Infantry IT.
1n place OF their usual model will ,EzssSfEss.as
De celebrated by en- Excursion to the above plsc es
on FRIDAY, September II, thus al riding their
friend. ample opportunity for viewing the BavM
nOid ocean," visiting the great Summer resort,
Oid Point the far famed F ortress Noproe,-the
Kip Raps,-NGIfOlk aud Portsmouth,-U s Ma
Wy YARD ana Naval Depot-the mammoth liner
Pennsylvania and Steamship Colorado
engaged. NA' Ueo"
The Meals will be furnished by an experienced
caterer, (Mr Naseri) and the whole conduct OF
dndns VIII ne managed so as to make the Ex
cursion pleasant End agreeable to all who favor
the ompany with their presence The caterer
pas mace arrangements to be supplied with fresh
CGaos, fish, Oysters, &c, and patrons nav reIy
upon getting all the deicaries Of the seasfS
The safe and conmodious Steamer POWHA
TAN, Capt. Mitchell has been chartere3 and
WILL leave her wharf at O'Clock D. m and arrive
at Old Point Comfort at on Saturday morning !:
thence to Norfolk and Portsmouth Re,rrn,na'
will leave Old Point Comfort at ID o,ciocI m ~
SUNDAY and arrive at Washington about a m :,
on Monday "
Round trip tickets 81 SO; Gentleman and two
ladies', SS; Children under IL years of age, accom-.
nanied oy parents, no charge; servants half price
Round tn tickets to Piney Point, ST. 50 TO be
Dyson's Drug Store; To4d & Co Joe Shilling
toms Periodical store; Powers, Tobacconist. and
Romans Restaurant, 9TH street; Hamlin,s Re-
fectory, Capitol Hill; AID Of the Company and
the 1855
Capt James Davis, lst Lieut. John Tucte-
Lem Williams, Isaac Beers,
-, Tho PSI, DwSer,, VIM Z Tucker.
au 27-eotd WIN. f. MOROCCO, Treas.
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nor SALE A FARM IN ALEXANDRIA
county Va, distant three miles from the
Georgetown Ferry, contacing ssh acres in the
home tract also wood lot Of 40 acres, which will
cut from 25 to 20 cords per acre The improve.
ments consist Of good Dwelling, Barn. Stable,
Dairy, and Corn house. TIE probability that
Congress will erect bridge at the Three Sisters
or the hqusd duct, will render the property valua-
Bile. plot ofthe farm be seen II the iii ,e OF
the undersigned, RICHARD p. JACKSON, No
155 Bridge street, Georgetown. sc loft
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DIED,

In Georgetown. this morning. the 1,,b inst at
2o'clock. JOSEPHINE LYLES. the daugbter
A. F and T.. A. Offutt.
her funeral will take place tomorrow at 10
ociock from the residence Of her father, on LIST
~ e,t.,d ne lIiends OF the family are requisite
10 attend her funeral without further notice
On the 10th instant, Miss SARAH BERRY.
aged "A years.
go, On the 9Th instant, JACOB SCHMIDT, in the
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Few York Markets

new YORK, Sept. ii Flour is firm; sales
of $500 bbls; State S6aS635; Ohio SIS Boa
S6 65: Southern S7.25aS775; fancy to extra
10. 81 60aSS Is
Wheat is firm; sales of 40, 900 bushels; South
ern red 81 81; do. white 81 IS; Western red
81 So. Corn has advanced; sales of Is, 700
bushels; Southern mixed CSC.
Pork is higher; sales Of 400 bills; mess
$50. Beef is steady; sales Of 300 bills. Lard
is frm; sales of 800 bbls at l3ic.
Whisky is heavy; sales of $50 bills; Ohio
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AUCTION BALES

SALE OF LAND.-BY VIRTUE or Ar
~ 'nonty vested In me l will .ell. on the n,ern,
ses, In Aiexandria county, Va a. auction NJ
valuable Lot Of az acres OF land part ~ r ON,
part cleared, and Is remarkably well ada otad -,
garoenlng purposes. 1t is Joined by the f,pms y,
Mrs Hamilton, r. Cruit, and Rev A H.vs
aros,IsA mile rom youngstown. There are two
exceilent springs OF water and comfortsbIe loo
a aouse on the premises, which are enclosed by
Persons wishing to purchase may get any infor
Rs sron IN regard to the place BY calling on
subscriber at $50 street, near ID
Ie,ms OF sale: 90 cash the balance in three
equal payments Of 8, IL, aid Is months deed
ments RORERT nc pay
Sc ll-eots* Executor Of VIM Bal. decd
BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
yHUsTKE'S SALE OF EXCELLENT
HeusehoId Furniture.-On TJESDAv
MOkNiNG, September 10th, at 10 oic oci. in
IRONY OF the Auction Rooms Of C NJ 6uire
snan sen, by virtue Of deed Of trust, d ted
s"gus' 9tn' 1855, and duly recorded in liber A.
q, NO. luz, Hos 3le, 3l9, 800, and 32I. one Of
the land records for Washington count. the FOL.
lowing described property: 'A' -oA
Rosewood Pianoforte
M walnut and mahogany Sofas, Card Tables
Mahogany Rocker, cane seat Chairs
FRENCH Bedseads, Washstapds
LOOKING Glass. Clock
Bureaus Bureaus, Dressing Table, Corner Chairs
carpets, Stoves, &C.
An excellent gray Hose. kind and veu h,,,a
Ohe w agon and Harness. suitable for a o,oce, or
furniture dealer VI
Term, Terms $40 and under, cash over that sum
S Sor o. eo and 90 DAYS, 10. satisfactorily en-
cofsed notes, bearing interest
A: e l.. REESE. Trustee
&c '-u JAS g MCGUIRE Aurt,r
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VALUABLE PREMISES FOR REl

VALUABLE PREMISES FOR RENT THE
premises recently occupied as a Restaurant,
on the corner Of 9TH snd E streets opposite the
General Post Once, are offered for rent The To-
cation Is considered one Of the bet in this CITY,
ADD Is adapted to the grocery restaur ant busi
ness The house comprises nineteen looms; has
also all the fixtures and requisites for carrying on
the business Of a f1rst class restaurant For par
ticulars apply to J. H. or JNU. JOHNSON. on
the premises sell-3t
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FOR RENT.-THE SECOND AND THIRD
L story OF the building over John AIexande.'s
establishment Also, a lot of ground on the
corner Of 10th and streets. For particulars in.
quire Of J. ALEXANDER
sc ll-lw (InteD
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Fremont Mass Neetina.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept. 10.-The Fremont
mass convention assembled here to-day. IL
was an immenS gathering. Delegations pour.
ed in from all quarters. A long procession
marched through the streets with music and
banners, Many houses were decorated with
dag', and the streets were thronged with
people.
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EOR RENT-A FURNISHED COUNTRY
l. Dwelling, with lawn, orchard, garden, and
stables rooms on frst hoor--hot and cold baths
highly romantic and healthy situation, miles
from Washington In Prince Georges, Md Re-
Yer TO Sweeny, RittenhOuse, + ant d Co, and Ed
itor OF the Star Possession given at any time az
ter the 18th October lu 25.lm
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Arrival Of the Empire City and Texas

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-The steamship EN-
pre- City from New Orleans via Havana, has
arrived.
The steamship Texas, which has been en-
plloyed on the route between New Orleans and
vera Cruz, has arrived from the latter port,
probably for the purpose of undergoing re-
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Baltimore Markets.

Howard street, Ohio and City Mills, at S. s7!.
Wheat is steady; good to choice white 81 So
asl IS; good to prime reds 81 50aSI Sc. Corn
is better; sales Of white at 6Oa65c., and yellow
at 63a65c
Whisky-Sales of City at S3taS4c., and Ohio
at "a ,35s
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Health Of Brooklyn-Y.llow Fever at Fort
Hamilton.

New YORK, Sept. l0,-There was one death
from yellow fever yesterday at the Military
Hospital at Fort Hamilton, and one new case.
Ign during the past "a hours.
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KansM Attain

ST Louis, Sept 10 The very latest report
received here from Kansas is to the effect that
the Free State forces under Gen. Lane have
completely sacked the town Of Tecumseh With
out losing one Of his men. 1t is not known 70
what extent the pro-slavery men at that place
sufTered
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MONSIEUR GAAZYNSK,

Z 4 = - r N NC,
HAS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE TO
L Il the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Wash "a
fngton dr. Georgetown that he will oren "a
his classes for IL is accom-; lis hment In the ~
most fashionable style, in Washing on, at fHfE
Temperance Hall, r. street. between 9th ~ IN.
ard 10th, he prcprietors having ex grossly -@A~
Sxsd in he mcst elegant manner for his use also
Tor private Parties, Balls, LIE lures and Concerts;
and in Georgetown at Forrest Hall.
u. has ties imonials from all parts Of the
Union for his capability as a teacher MIR u is
engaged In the College OF Georgetown, In the
Ladies Convent, and In the principal Serninaries
OF Washing ton, and In the best circle
His classes will be commenced In Washir gton
on the 6th Of October. Every ~ ednesday and
Saturday for children from O'Clock D. m and
in 6e,rgetown every Tuesday and Friday from 3
O'Clock m.
PRACTISING SOIREES
In Washington every Wednesday and SATURDAY
from TIL 10 O'Clock p. H., at Georgetown every
Tuesday ard Friday. Ladies and Gentema n
will receive instTuctlcns In all the most modern
dances
Application for terms can be made at the resi-
dence Of NJ. G No 407 r street, between 9Th
and 10th, or at the Hall. se9-2w
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ours XIV, ET SON sIECLE; PAR
IL Alexandra Dumas. vol; illustrated. Price,
$50
Les Trois Mousquetaires; par Dumas. 6 vols IL
Illustrated. 90
Vingt Ans Apres par Dumas 3vols; illustrated
90
LIE vicomte de Bragelonne; par Dumas / vol;
illustrated. 81 So
LIE Comte de Monte Christie; par Dumas. vol /;
illustrated. SC.
lie Regence ct Louis Qulnze; lar Dumas. 2
vols; illustrated 81
lie Chevalier de Maison- Rouge; par Dumas. 2
vols; illustrated 81
La keine MaIgot; par Dumas 9 vols illustrated.
La rrou de pEnfer; par Dumas. vols; Illus
trated. 81.
LIE Chevalier dHarmental; par Dumas. vols;
illustrated 81 -.
Impressions de Voyage Suisse par Dumas
vols; illustrated s..
And many others by the same author, Just I'M
ported by
! sc le- FRANCk TAYLOR.
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Financial

New YORK, Sept ii Stocks are dull and
lower; Chicago and Rock Island 90; Cumber-
land Coal Co. l9i; Illinois Central shares Ill;
Michigan Southern 9Oi; New York Central
o74; Reading S6:.
Sterling exchange is dull
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Arrival Of the Fulton.

NRw YORK, Sept. 1.-The steamship Full
ton, from Havre 9th ult has arrived Her
advices have been anticipated by the Cana
dian and City Of Baltimore.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM TIE ASSOCIATED PRxss
BY HOUSE PRINTING fkLKoa APR
Maine Election

a. PORTLAND, Sept. love have return, from
EOS towns, which present the FOLLOWING re.nIt.
on the vote for Governor. '''1'''
WWamhnr Republican. 2Is
Wells, Democrat, . 20 o7s
IT. 1899. ........... 4 6Q3
Inc republicans have carried every mem.
. DC, y. congress, the whole State Senate. en-
the HOUSE 'A"n iour-nttns OF
SECOND DIsPAfcH
PORTLAND, Sept. III Return, firm, aIa
towns show the following result: HsmIin'
81, 155; Wells, 1911; Patten, S. 200. Ham
Inns majority IL ga.
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EOR A l. E-A CONVENIENT SMALL
U House, on 10th street, only two or three doors
fiom Pa avenue. Its central location renders II a
very sirsble dwelling for persons engaged in
business. The frort room might be used as
show room for Millinery, or lifted up for a La.
dies, Shoe Store, or Fancy Trimming Store Its
proximity to the avenue would make 1t a good
stand for any neat business. Apply to w. LEN
OK, or at Mrs. Lenox's, on T., between 10th and
l1th streets. 27-u
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Fillmore Convention.

PRovIDkScE, r. L, Sept. 9-At the Fill
more convention at Newport, to-day, eighteen
mm. Sprague, Of Warwick; Orray Taft of
frGVidence; Henry Cranston, OF Newport,
and Daniel Rodman Of South Kingston. were
nominated as Electors of President and Vice
President NM NV
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OLD ESTABLISHED
WASHINGTON Stove Depot |!

Southeast corner Pensa areape and llth st,eet
In STORE AND RECEIVING WEEKLY, A
large stock Of Tire universally admired
and unsurpassed Cooking Stove, 90
TUBULAR OVEN, -
which, for economy In consumption Of feel, SIM
pliciiy OF constru ton, easily managed, easily
paired az a trifng cost, Baking, Roasting, BroiI-
Ing, &C defles composition.
900 References can be given who viii testify TO
the above qualities Of this,
THE COOK STOVE,
All ask Is an examination to satisfy the great
est economist. JAS. SRIRVfNG,
POI Pa. avenue
The following is one Of the many recommended
tons sent 10 NE by a very popular gentleman CT
this city, the original OF which may be seen by
any one calling az my store:
WASHING TON, July I'd, 1856.
Mr.. JAS. SKIRvING
Lear sir-The "Invincib'e" Stove purchased
at your establishment last fall has been In constant
Use In my family since that time. Its advantages
seem TO ne to be very decided First, its eH-
trene simplicity Of construction and management
render repairs almost Unnecessary Secondly,
the facility with which IL may be changed from
manner in which IL performs is duties
The peculiar arrangements Of its rues, keeping
an even Temperature around the loaf, &C., render
Il, by far. the best bread baker in the market
have therefore, every reason TO express my
satisfaction with IL
Very respectfully yours,
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MR.. w. HENRY PALMER'S
PIANO FORTE CT SIS E 8.

VVNhE DEMAND FOR PLACES IN The
l. classes, greatly exceeding Mr. Palmer's an
tcipaiOns, renders niece saIy for pupils desiring
REGISTER Immediately
A class for gentlemen Is In course OF formation
THE GEORGETOWN CLASSES
will please send In their names to Mr.. Palmer,
care Of Rev. J. w. Major, Georgetown Female
Seminary.
All Washington applications to be made at Mr.
Palmer's residence, 26s street, near 18th, where
prospectuses may be seen..
Terms IS per quarter. sc SGT
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First Grand Confectioners' Ball

FIrSC Grand COnfectiOnerS' Ball
INHE JOURNEYMEN CONFECTIONERS
l. take great pleasure In announcing 20 ga
their friends ard the public Of Washing EaA
ton, Georgetown, Alexar dria ard Bali ~
more, that they will give their first Grand EYfE
Annual Ball, at CARUsI's SALOON, On lIk
MONDAY, Sept. 18th, 1856 s
An exPt rienced Committee have made arrane e.
meats to make this one Of the best als ever given
In this city in New York style For the accom-
mediation Of Ladies, Supper will be ready a, any
our during the night; and will be furnished BY
an exrerien ed caterer fne Brass Rand 4 en-
gagged fof the occasion. The best CONNECTIONS and
Ice Creams will BE- furnished
Ticsets ONE DOLLAR; admitting a Gentle
m ana two Ladies to be had at the principal
hotels OF this city, from the committee Of arrange
ments, and at the door on the evening Of the bail
C0mnlt'tse of Arrangements Joseph Schaf
ne q, Chas Meyers, u. Bleshing, Jos KLEIN, A
Beehler, J. GabeIt se22wa
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THOUSAND DOLLARS.
To Capitalists seeking Inyestutnt.

IoCtPltaIlstS keeking Ihvestment!
mo. s d X III. GALLAHER, TODD'S MAR
- be Building, adjoining Browns Hotel, b ave
for sale, on commission, Thirty five Thousand
Dollars Of Six per cent, COUPON BONDS, Sc
cured by mortgages upon real estate worth double
the amount Of said bonds, ard interest payable
semi annually at the Bank OF the Valley, Win
chester, Virginia, or al the Bank CT Metropolis,
Washington, ID e..
These bonds afford a S fe and judicious inve ST.
men'. ard, whilst they are quite as safe as Corp
ration stock, can be had for less money, yet pay
ing the same amount Of interest.
III The bonds are each Five Hundred DOL
airs. te5-tf
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A CARD.

WE HAVE TEE PLEASURE TO AN
w nounce to our friends and the public a.
that we have just received our fall stock Of
CLOTHS, CASIMERES, and VEST M
IN IS Of the very best French, American, III.
and English manufacture TO which W. respect-
fully ask to call their attention
Visitors and strangers In the city can have their
orders filed by us ar the verv shortest notice. at
fair prices, and in styles equal at least 10 any es
tab ishment In the city
GRUBB LOZANO, Merct ant Tailors.
sc 6-1m 4g3 9Th St, near Penn avenue
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CiNE PAPER HANGIN6S.-JUs

ENlNE PAPER HANGINGS.-JUST RE-
l. ceived direct from Fran. beautiful assort-
met OF sod and Velvet Paper Hangings Of the
most superb patterns, surprising anything ever
brought to this market, an being Of my own i'm
portation am enabled to sell them very cheap.
l. F. CLARK,
Paper Hanger and Uphslsterer, No % north
side Penn. avenue, het 18th and 18th streets.
au 10.3t
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LHOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME Par
4 lors and Chambers, with board
Also, table and transient board. Inquire at Mrs.
SMITHS, 1913 street. novH-tf
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Very respectfully yours,
au 30-1m t.

COON nkWAnD.-kAN AWAY FkOa
p%OO thesubscriber, living near Upper -
Marlboro, Piince Georges county Nd Gy
NEGRO MAN LEN, who calls Himself ~
LEN HARROD; he is a dark mulatto, III
about thirty one years Of age, five feet Inch
es high he has a scar on the right knee caused
BY cut; half OF his head shaved and very grum
when spoken TO.
will give the above reward IL caueh t out Of the
State Of Maryland or District Of Columbia. or one
hundred dollars IL caught In the State Of NJ ary-
or brought home so that 1 can get him again.
au 2S-0 b BEALL
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EEN WALTER JONES AND CHARLES
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