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MR.. w. HENRY PALMER,S

RI A . r 7 E C L A SEES.
'lNHE DEMAND FOR PLACES IN THE
= Classes, greatly exceeding Mr. Palmer's an
ticipations, renders say for pupils desiring
the best hours to enter their names in the CLASS.
REGISTER Immediately
class Tor 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..
PalmeT's residence, 26j + street, near 3tb where
prOspectuses may be seen.
Terms: IS per quarter ses-6t
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A BEAUTIFUL INCIDENT Recently at a
Democratic meeting at Morris, Illinois, as we
learn from the Chicago Times, while Senator
Douglas was holding the audience, as it were,
entranced, heavy shower Of rain came on.
Not a man, woman or child mOvsd-still it
raincd, and there they stood as if immoveable.
Mr.. Douglas paused, and with a burst Of feel
ing which sent a thrill to every heart, OK
claimed" Wien see my own fellow.ctizens,
and the women, and the children, willing and
continuing to sit through drenching torrent
OF water from the heavens to hear me tell them
Of the danger of our glorious Union, feel now
courage to 20 forth to battle for our common
safety Even as he spoke, the cloud passed
away aud bright ray of sunlight fell upon
the speaker. He paused again, and raising
his hand towards the sun, exclaimed" See
my friends the cloud has passed away and
heaven smiles once moro upon us and our
cause" Oh. the shouts that rent the air-the
efIect was electrical.
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First Grand Confectioners' Raj

fNHE JOURNEYMEN CONFECTIONERS
Il take great pleasure Ia announcing to ga
their friends and the public Of w ashing- "a
ton, Georgetown, Alexandria, and Balti- IN
more, that they will give their Hrst Grand /k'E
Animal Ball, at CARUsI's SALOON, on YUM
MONDAY, Sept. 18th, 1856 S
An experienced Committee have made arrange
ments TO make this one OF the best halls given
In this city in a New York style For the accom-
mediation Of Ladies, Supper will be ready at any
tour during the night; and will be furnished by
an experien ed caterer. A ane Brass Band l. en-
gagged FOR the occasion. The best Connections and
Ice Creams will be furnished
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting a Gentle
man and two Ladies to be had at the principal
hotels OF this city, from the commit tee of arrange
ments, and at the door on the evening of the ball
COMMITTEE Of Avrnngemtnts- Joseph Schaf.
fed Cbas Meyers, e. Bleshing, jos KLEIN, A
Beehler, J Gabert se22 w&
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LAsD s.uEs Within a few weeks past q

LAND S.Lgs Within few weeks past a
number If sales of Land have taken place in
this county. Among them we have only
harmed the price pait for he following farms:
George v. Hgnt,r j. esq hes sold his
residence Iesr this village, with 100 acre. of
land, to Thomas K. Love, esq, for tf1'per
a--c
NJ. FreEcis Ei-h has sold his Farm about
- miics cast Of this place, en- tbs Little River
Turnpike, continuing 2j9 acres, Tor s36 Per
acre.
Mr.. Thomas Ayrc has cold lis farm on the
Littlo River Turnpike, about miles s5st Of
this village, containing 3l8 acres, to Ar liam
ilton OF Loudoun, for SAT per acre.
The above figures would seem to Indicate
that Fairfax lands command quito h and
slme price. By reference to our advertising
columns it will be seen that number of very
desirable Farms are yet in market, a fact
which persons desiring to invest money prof
tably should "make a note of "-Faiyfar
VA Netcs
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF LAND.-BY yIRTuE oD

GALE OF Landry VIRTUE op AIR
~ thority vested In me will sell, on the prem,
ses, in AlexaDdria county, Va at auction. a.
O'Clock on THURSDAY, September 18th. =
valuable Lot Of is acres Of land part in wood and
part cleared, and Is remarkably well adapted A.,
gardening purposes. IL is Joined by the farms of
Mrs Hamilton, X. Cruit. and Rev. A. HAYS,
ABOUT i mile from Georgetown. There two
excellent springs OF water and comfortable log
fne fence
Persons wishing to purchase may pc, any infor
p IN regard TO the place by calling on X obert
near Balls Cross Roads, or on the
subscriber. at SIS g street, near al
Ieims OF sale: 8 90 cash the balance in threa
efudI payments OF 8, 10, ADD Is months A deed
ments. ROREp% se.uT me pay
H-oo.o Executor OF VIM Ball, decd
ny LAS. z. MCGUIRE, Auc,ioneer.
u Work Horse, Wagon, Harn... ~
Household Faruiture.-On TUESnv
MORNING, September 10th, al 10 o'c 90 =,
ffont of the Auction Reoms Of J. c MC Gnirs ~
shall sell, by virtue Of deed of trust 49,
August sth, 1855, and duly recorded in liber
3, No. 103, 4, los SIS, $40, 800 and 32l ons a,
the land records for Washington county. the FOL
lowing described property
Rosewood PianOfOrte
Walnut and mahogany Sofas, Gard Table.
Mahogany Rocker, cane seat Chairs
Frent Bedsteads, Washsunds
Looking Glass. Clock
Bureaus, Dressing Table, Corner Chairs
Carpets, Stoves, &c.
An excellent gray Horse, kind and well broke
One Wagon and Harness, suitable for a grocer or
furniture dealer.
Terms SEQ and under, cash over that sum
credit. OF 90 and 80 DAYS, for atis!actorily en-.
dorfed notes, bearing interest
A. L.. kEESE, Trustee
re 10 JAS Z. Mes UIRE, Auct'r.
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NOT ICE.

CEN. WALTER JONES AND CHARLES
N LEE JONES have removed their Office to
No sos, f. street, between Sd and 4th streets
Charles Lee Jones will practice in the Supreme
Court of the United States and all other courts
held In the District Of Columbia. Gen. Walter
Jones, though mostly retired from general prac-
tice, will unite with him and do his best to ad-
vance the success OF clients by written statements
and arguments, and by all lether needfli and
proper exerttonS. Jy Dim
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ByJ. T. DOWNS, Auctioneer.
{CrEL FURNITURE AND HOUSE.

held Effects at Auctior.-Op TUESDAY,
MORNING, September 18th, at 10 O'Clock, I
Viii sell the entire Furniture contained in the
Steamboat Hotel on 7th street, opposite the Cen.
Mahogany Piano
Do hair-seat Sofas
DO do Chairs
Do Sidebosrds and Bureaus
10 msrble-top centre and side Tables
Carpets, Oicloth, Clocks, Mirrors, Mantel Or
naments
Bedsteads asd Bedding, parlor and chamber
Stoves
so sepeIior Feather Beds
100 hair, cotton, and husk NJ Mattresses
China, Glassware, good Cooking stoves
Iegether with Tables, Chairs, Toilet and Wash
SANDS, chamber and kitchen Furniture
win every thing contained in said hotel
Terms $50 and under, cash over 50 credit
OF 6o and go days for approved endorsed notes,
pea'lmS interest J. Il. DOWNS,
pc Io-ls Auclioneer
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, Sept. l3.-Flour has adv O need
sales of 1000 bbls.; State Sc l0aS6. As; Ohio
SO 50aS6 IS; standard Southern 81. 45aS7. 40;
extra DO 81 75sSS
Wheat has advanced; sales Of SO, 900 bushels;
Western red Sl.57aSl so; Southern white
81 70aSl IS; Michigan white 81 "a. Corn is
higher; sales of 10000 bushels mixed 72ic.;
white SOC yellow $50.
Pork is easier; sales Of 1000 bbls.; mess
$40 s7s. Beef, Lard, and Whisky are IN
changed.
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A CARD.

WE HAVE THE PLEASURE TO AN
w nounce tn our friends and the public IA
that we have Just received our fall stock OF
CLOTHS, CASlMERES, and VEST NJ
INGS Of the very best French. American, I'LL
and English manufacture, to which w, respect
fully ask to call their attention
Visitors and strangers In the city can have heir
orders filed by US at the very shortest Notice, at
fair prices and in styles equal at least to any es-
Enlistment I'm the city.
GRUBB & LOZANO, Merchant Tailors.
se6-1m 493 9Th st, near Penn avenue.
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PRINTERS CELEBRATION IN BosTON.-The
Boston Bee states that at n meeting of the
franklin Typographical Society on Saturday,
the invitation Of the city authorities to join in
the celebration on the 18th instant in honor of
Benjamin rankin was unanimOu sly accepted,
and a committee appointed on the part If the
Trades to make the necessary arrangements
for the occasion. An invitation was voted 10
the Boston Printers Union to join with them
in the celebration Ii was also voted to ex-
tend an invitation to the printers generally
throughout the Union to unite with them in
inaugurating the statue. A meeting Of the
Printers Union was afterwards held, at which
the invitation from the Typographical Society
was received and vote passed that the Union
Unite with them at the Inauguration. 1t is
expected that from four to six hundred print
ers will march in the procession with banners
and with presses and printing material, and
every thing bids fair for great turn out on
the part of the profession.
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AUCTION SALES

By A. GREEN. Auctioneer
Doors, SHOES, DRY GOODS. HATS
- Tea, Brandy, Gin, Tobacco, and, Cigsrs
at AGcton'-On TUESDAY, the 10th inst.nt
m, large assortment Of Boots, Shoes nv
Goods, Hats, Brandy, Gin, Tobacco, and Cigars.
Terms CASH A GREEN,
&c Id " (lntel) Auctioneer
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MARRIED.,

On the 18th instant by the Rev. MI knight,
JOSEPH c. BROOKS, to Miss LAURA r.
HAWK, all Of this city.
DIN the 9Th instant, by the Rev Mr. Hatfield Of
New crt, Mr. AUGUSTUS G. STOUGhTON,
Of New York city, to Miss MILDRED .. BLIN-
COE, Of Washington, ID. q.
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COCO REWARU RAN AWAY FROM
y tSOO the subs criber, living near Upper 40
Marlboro, Prince Georges county Nd A
NEGRO MAN LEN, who calls himself ~
LEN EARROD; he Is a dark mulatto, Il
about thirty years Of age, five feet seven inch.
es high he has scar on the right knee caused
bv cut; half Of his head shaved, ard very grum
when spoken to.
Will give the above reward II caught out Of the
State Of Maryland or District Of Columbia, or one
hundred dollars II caught in the State OF Mary
land or District Of Columbia, and secured In Jail
or brought home 50 that can get him AGAIN.
AL 2S.tf r. b BEALL.
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SiOO RE AID.

DhNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
HI living in tie village Of Noting CHAM, p
Prime George's county, Maryland ,on Non ~
day ni,tt, the etn instant, NEGR . GIRL 1S0
MARIA, who calls herself Maria Chew x
She is about eighteen years ot age, about four
feet ten eleven inches high. She Is very II xe-
ly, and has pleasant smiling face She ha.
remarkably fine suit Of hair for one Of her color
and is altogether, fine looking girl.
| will give ne above reward OF one hundred
dollars for her apprehension-no mater where
taken-prOvided she is brought home to me or sc.
cured In jail, so that get her again
THOMAS 6 TURTOR.
nottingham, Sept 10, lS56-se lift
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EOR sALE.-A TRACT OF LAND CON

ENOR SALE.-A TRACT OF LAND, CON-
L tanning about IS acres, on the Hefe hts OF
Georgetown, being part Of the Valley View
Farm, the resd nee OF the late John H. King
deceased. This Is one Of the most desirable sites
In the District for fine private residence; about
20 acres OF this tract Is beautiful grow Of tim
Der, the balance cleared and In high state OF cu-
tivation. The summit Of this tract Is from $50 TO
Washington, Georgetown, and the adjacent val
ley o. the Potomac. Ii will be sold entire or In
lots
Also, large Frame Dwelling house and Lot
on the corner Of Fifth and II streets west, Wash
iBgton city.
Apply 1T Valley View Farm, or 70 Dr. II King
No 50 Pr"srrc: stree, Georgetown, ID. c.
je Left I'm ell r. J. KING
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BY WALL, BARNARD & co Auctioneers
DEaEMPTOHg SALE OF VALUABLE
L Butding Let's at Public Auction On
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the 10Th instant,
We will SELL In front of the premises at O'CLOCK
Square Isl, on the corner OF NJ and 18th streets
north, fronting - feet inches on M street. run
ming back 100 feet on 18th street TO wide a'ley
These lots are valuable ard must be sold and
offer rare inducements to persons In want Of
desirable location, and in a rapidly improving
part Of the city. Title indisputable
Terms liberal, and made known at sale.
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
sc I'D Auctioneers.
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NsnEA ZEAL.

t2l- EFESSOR OF DHh WING AND HhINI
40 ~ oil And WAFER CDLCEE.
CO.. - j ~ inc ~ 49, friends ana Patrons tadt
- viii rfs classes about the 1871 irs. 1T.
Jr 3es-ou Tlu likewise give lsFs Jns In the
TIE u language to lev select FNpiia II 9th. I
~. H'siAc-cr~N No. ~. lGJ' =, between and X
lI-IWA
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MONSIEUR GAsZYNsKI,


PRO T ES SOR OF GANCING,
HAS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE TO
L Il the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Wash ca
'ngton and Georgetown that he will open EasG
mis- classes for this accomE IL hment In the IN
most fashionable style in Washing on. at 81
Temperance Hall, street. between 9th ~ ~M
aHd 10th, the proprietors having expressly
hIed In he most elegant manner for his use, also
Tor private Parties, Balls, lie lures, and Concerts;
and in Georgetown at Forrest Hall.
VI q. has testimonials from all parts Of the
U.lon for his capabilitY a teacher Mir g. is
engaged in the College Of Georgetown, In the
adde's Convent, aad In the principal Semineriss
OF Washington and In the best circle
Ills classes will be commenced I'm Washir yton
on the sth of October. EveTv " ednesday ard
SATURDAY. for children from O'Clock p. m and
IN Se7rgetown every Tuesday and Friday from
O'Clock p m.
PRACTISING SOIREES
In Washington every Wednesday and Saturday
from Till 10 O'Clock p. m, at Georgetown everv
Tuesday ard Friday. Ladies and Gentlemen
will receive in tuctions in all the most m deTn
d noes.
Application for terms can lie made at the resi-
dcEce Of -. q. no 4G7 r street, between 9th
G"d 10Th, or at the HALL se92w
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PREMISES FOR RENT

VALUABLE PREMISES FOR RENT The
misses recently occupied as Restaurant,
on the corner Of 7th and streets opposite the
General Post Office, are offered for rent The To-
cation Is considered ore Of the beat in this city,
auo Is aaapted To the grocery or restaur ant bust
ness The house comprises nineteen rooms ha.
also all the fixtures and requisites for carving On
the business Of first class restaurant For par
ticulars apply TO J H. or JNO. JOHNSON, on
the premises 80 1I3t
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Tors ana Chambers, with board
Also, table and transient board. Inquire at Mrs
SMITHS, 233 F street OFF
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DARN FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER
offers FOR sale a farm situated in Loudon
county, Virginia, near Evansville, containing
about 464 acres. Fifty acres are 10 wood. The
soil Is naturally equal to aay in the county
plot Of the land be seen at the office of the un-
dersigned RICHARD p. JACKSON, No. 155
Bridge street, GEORGETOWN Sc 5.tf
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. IL Flour is frm; sales Of
Howard street, Ohio and City Mills, at 81.
Wheat is better; Gales Of good to prime
white 81 60asl IS, and red 81 50aSISS3 Corn
is higher; sales of white at 62ao5c., and yellIw
at IS t6S..
Whisky-Sales Of City and Ohio at 34sae5..,
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DIED,

Al Morrtstown, N. J., on the 9th instant. Of
consumption, RICHARD TlLDEN ROBBINS,
aged eiIhieen years aud nine months, son OF 4.
q. Robbins, Esq, Of this city.
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THlRTY-EIVE TtiUUSa1D DOLLARS
% EanitalIsis seeLkinc Inyestment

go Capitalists seeking Investment!
mo. s & Il FL GALLAhER, TODD'S MAR
y be Building, adjoining Browns Hotel, have
for sale, commission, Thirty five Thousand
Dollars OF Six per cent, COUPON BONDS, Sc
cured by mortgages u pom real estate worth double
tie amount Of said bonds, and Interest payable
semi annually at the Bank Of the Valley, Win
chester, Virginia. or at the Bank Of Metropolis,
Washington, d C.
These DoI dS afford fe and judicious inve'.-
meni. ard, whilst they quite IS safe as Corpo-
ration stock, can be had for less money, yet pay
ing the same amount Of interest.
III The bonds each Five Hundred Dol
te0-u
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Planning Mills Burnt

BosroS, Sept. 1.-two mills belonging to
n. H. were burnt this morning. Loss 500, 600.
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i.SGR RENT-A FURNISHED COUNTRY
& ,jTtiiGp, with lawn, Orch r5 garden, 71't
st1p. as-5 rooms on first icor--hOt ana colo bGto<,
nighlg romantic and healthy situation. Iae,
non; Washington in Prince George M -
Ter 10 .,y'e -, RittenhOuse, Fent & Co. and d
ror Of the Star. Possession given 1T any lime II
ter the LII OctotII an 2I-1u
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kHOk SALE A FARM IN ALEXANDRIA
4 county Va, distant three miles from the
GeoTgetown Ferry, containing S5k acres In the
cut from IS to 70 cords per acre. The improve.
ments consist Of good Dwelling Barn, Stable,
Dairy, and Corn house. The probability that
Congress will erect bridge at the Three Sisters,
bic. plot ofthe farm can be seen at the Office Of
the undersigned, RICHARD P. JACKSON, No.
155 Bridge street, Georgetown. Sc lott
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FOX RENT.-THE SECOND AND THIRD
= s,ory OF the building over John Alexander's
estaonshment Also, a lot Of grourd on the
corner OF 18th and streets. For particulars In
quire Of ]. ALEXANDER
Sc 11-lw (JpteO
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NOR RENT-ONE OF THE TWO NEW
l. three-storv Brick Tenements on 9TH street, OPP
poslte Centre Market space. There Is not better
location in the city for a market restaurant
se92w X. II. LASKEY No. 80 La avenue
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OLD ESTABLISHED
WASHINGTON Stove Depot !!

Southeast corner Penna. acenue and 11th street
In STORE AND RECEIVING WEEKLY, A
i large stock Of tie universally admired u
and unsur passed Cooking Stove, ~
THE VINCI L 4
TUBULAR OVEN, 90
which, for economy In consumption Of fuel, SIM
pllcity Of construction easily managed, easily re-
paired at triAing cost, Baking, Roasting, Broil-
ing, &c ,deflles competition.
500 References can be given who will testify to
the above qualities Of this,
THE COOK STOVE!
All ask Is an examination to satisfy The great
est economist JAS. SKIRVING,
267 Pa. avenue.
The following is one Of the many recommended
lions sent to me by very popular gentleman o.
this city, the original Of which may be seen By
any one calling at my store:
WASHING TON, July I'd, 1855.
Dear Sir-The "Invincibe' Stove purchased
at your establishment last fall has been In constant
use In my family since tbattime. Its advantages
seem to me to be very decided First, It's ex-
treme simplicity Of construction and management
render repairs almost IN necessary Secondly,
the facility with which 1t may be changed from
a wood TO coal burner. And lastly, the perfect
manner In which 1t performs is dulles.
The peculiar arrangements Of its dues, keeping
an even temperature around the loaf, &c, render
II, by far, the best bread. baker In the market.
] have, therefore, every reason to express my
satisfaction withit.
Very respectfully yours,
au Colin
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I, q x A l. E,-A CUNYtNIINF SNAIL
House, on lch street, oliV two or three d oors
tom pa avenue. It's central ioca ion renders Il
very -'Tabe dW Hing for persons engaged IN
business. The frOrt rc"!I IC..bt lie r,ed 10
show room fJr Millinery, OT fired up fHI :: Id
die shoe Store, or Fdnrr Trimming Strfs Its
proximity = the a.'nr" would Tnaseii 2 "oOd
stand for eJv ncat blsiEI-s Apply To v LEN
on, w q. BIS. LenoX's, on b., between l0th and
= \ S'rns II ~ Il
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NOR b.SI --ETFGiING ROUSE, NO
\ a2e Pepn-y'vsria IverGe north side between
on and lh.H St"~s's Opa ftl- beat locations In
the"Iiv t:Il;1r.i,-ic pas rSi"h -irea. Apply &c
Il 80 " 3 WHITE { 20. GA the promises Ct
20 CHARLES T.. Lt.E, G.at'S Furnishing
>icGe. All Penn avenue au2-
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EfOR RENT.-FURNISHED OR UNFURN
l. ed, house situated on the north side of Penn
avenue, In the central part Of the city, containing
In all fifteen rooms, which are comfoi tablv furn.
!shed ; gas fixtures through the house. Will be
rented TO careful and responsible tenant II ap-
piled for soon; or the rooms will he rented sep
a!ately Board can be obtained in the immediate
neighborhood. servant will be Icf; to attend
and take charge Of the room, II required Apply
al THIS once. sc 10-1m
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WATCH RETURNS Central Station p ofore
Justice Stevens.-Wm BriSco, disort ely con
duct, workhouse thirty days; n. M. B4ssot:
and Patrick Haired, disturbing ball, secu-
rity for further hearing.
Western StatiOn-Before Justice Drury. -
William Parker, horse stealing, Jail.
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nor RENT Two VERY DESIRABLE
L new store aoTds, on 9th street; few doors
north Of Pero"ytvtGia avenue; $50. three room.
In the secoad story e the D;iliing. suitable
for OH ;es, -. Eos tcrIns please make apnlica-
ton 10 4. IL. NEWTO.-. oil the firm Of Cagett
Newton, Nav, CO. se6-eoiw
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CONE, why will you suffer all the ills IF bed
bugs, cOckroashes, moths, ants, and every
other species Of insects when Lyons Magnetic
Powder will sureiy rid your house Of ali su,h
pestilence. For sale at ShillingtOn's Book
selling and Stationery Establishment, Odeon
Ruilding, corner FoSr-snI- s-hsif street and
Penn Q avenue. TT.
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CoRRECrIoN.-It was Officer Ross, who took
to the watch house the unfortunate girl to
whom We alluded in yesterdays Star.
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TIE MARKET, this morning presented a
busy appearance In and outside. The prices
have not changed materially during tho week.
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ASSAULT Last night colored man made
an attack on gentleman on the street, and
severely injured him by blow on tho head
He was arrested by an officer, but found means
to escape from bis custody while waiting the
arrival of justice.
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CORoNER's JURIEs-WHo PAYs?- or late
years COroner's juries, when discharged, have
been instructed 10 look 10 tho levy court for
their pay. But the money does not seem TO be
forthcoming, and those who have performed
the dissgreeable duties devolviDg upon them
as jurors on corOner's inquests, are naturally
enough inquiring who is TO psy them,
when does payday come