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LOCAL MATTERS.

Tar GAZETTE ABOUT To REeAsr.-That
The Republicans Of Davenport may know
yybat sort of an individual il now presiding
over the Gazette, we give the substance oi
a conversation, related to us by gentle
man, who received il from the one win
whom the Gazetts editor eonversed.
sanders stated TO this individual, that coon
alter election he intended to haul down the
Fremont flag that the Republican party
.gsa merely a temporary concern, without
uduciple and vitality; and that under The
suoerintendence Of his (SandersJ brother,
ne GAZETTE should return 10 the Old Lane
Wing principles. --Nesos Of Saturday eve
ling
The above paragraph followed by some
very Offensive remarks in respect to the
editor Of the Gazette being up for sale, etc,
appeared in the Evening Neaos OF last Sat
aIday Aware that no such idea had ever
entered our mind, and that we never had
animated il to any one. we felt somewhat
indignant at such rascaly charge and so
EXPRESSED ourself. The Neps came out on
Monday and offered to prove IL II We dared
lin, 10 the proof We did dare HIM. where.
upon last evening he introduced the FOL.
lowing note in reply TO one he addressed its
author
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INDIANA

Vermont gives lsrge Fremont major
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BUILDING LOTS

TFoR sale at lair prices aud az on long credit, 10
l. facilitate Improvements
CG0K & SARGENT
FtIl ses. letsfe parties who viii build on them this
Sc asoB- e moderate prices ahf OF eredi, OF J.,
aud sears June !. d n
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SECOND SHEET, I
Tuesday November 4}

MEssss EDITORS -
Although unwilling 10 appear at all in
snaftet, YET, in view Of the eircnmstan-
8 ep, | cannot do otherwise HAN say that
the EDITOR of the Gazette, STATED ~ MY
pREsEgCE THE SAME IN sUBsTANcE As APP
FEARED IN TIE news OF SATURDAY.
A. s. ALsTos.
10 conversation with Mr.. Aston in our
room, and in the presence OF gentleman
Who viii voueh for what we say, We remark
ed in speaking of Fillmore men, that "ne'er
mind so soon ss the eleetionis over we will
al GENE together on one common platform"
Mr. Aston received the impression and
very naturally. il SCENE, that we intended
on the Wing platform when nothing was
further rem cur mind, believing that
the Wing party was dead and knowing that
ito principles are decided From this single
expire sgion proceeds the above remarks
The whole matter but proves how much
evil weak minded and yindictise man can
accomplish as editor of u newspaper when
he sets himself systematically 10 work
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Tallman, Powers T. Mclean,
BANKEEs AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE
N va g12ssT gAsN&

Nv -
hFPfCE, Brady street., between Second 9itd hire
" Streets. Exchange % at the principal cities ~
the United States, Crest Britain. ireland fHd ton
Hnentsl Europe bought ard sold
Notes and Drafts collected and proceeds tamiitcd
10 any part Of the United ct enrsent rates Of
Exchange. $3.50.
COLLECTIONS OF Dotes drafts, accounts, legaeies snd
inhehtances made In all parts OF the VnlteA sta"s'
canaaas snd Europe.
stocks and Bondi bought and sold on commission
and Dividends collected.
Land Warrants bought, sold and located:
Exchange on cities In the United States;
Carpenter 81 Vermiige, New York City;
Albany City Bank, Albany, n Y;
BafYalo City Bank, Buffalo, NY;
Bank Of Commerce, Boston, Mass;
Trades meme Bank, Philadelphia, Pa;
Nerchants' & Manufacturers Bank, Pittsbnrz1 Pa
McKim IL Co, Baltimore, NJ ID;
Gilmore g. Bfothertoni Cincinnati OHIO;
Lucas Il Simonds, II Louis, Mo,
Citizens, Bark, New Orleans, la:
RK Swift, Brother & Johnston, Chicago, M
seDt8 6dwtf
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JoHs p. II. TALLaAs, CEha.Es Pow -
Pongbkeepsie, " " Dayenpoftttovh
TALLlAN POWERS,
Attorneys& Councillors Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Once Brady Street, between second and Third ST.
r AyDS bought ana sold on Commission. Havin
Lalso an Office In Eastern View York, at a point
from which slarge emigration may be expected duroa
the present season. have unusual advantages "
dispose OF lands to actual settlers.
NPLoansnegotiated on Real Estateseeurity.
--RFrERFNCEs-
View York CITY. Psughkeepsis n. Y.
Hon. John Van Buren,, Hon Charles HI knggles,
q &C, Fiagy, -. Gilbert Dean,
6 Charles O'Conor, 5. v Vassar q CO..
william p. Havemeyer, = Benson tossing
Anthony j. Bleecker. g Prof. >. +. b. Mcrse.
William b. 5kidmore. Utica, y. J.
Albapy,N. V. Hon Horaho sey mnuf
Hill, Cagger Porter Chicago, III
Hozeboome, King and Roies k.Swtft and Co.
Erastus Corning. Vile and Fowler,
apii3d W.T. w X. " God and Co.
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Notice.

MY partDer, J. Calkins Esq, viii transact all M
wi business and business OF the Grm during nj
ali ENEFr
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Mr.. JOHN Z. DAVE has {ts day been ads,it
II sss Farmer To- oar fra. The business v III
~ eontinGed he rHt oforc. ard under the .sme
came and style COOK q SARGENT
DaF export, A priIlsl. 1850.
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EAchan<e


On zIIpart : afthe United states bough and sold.
COOK, SARGENT 4 COOK,
BANKERS am and gents.
Fort Des doines, iosa
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ii. A. Porter & Bro,
phrK 1877 ANN TIT
Machine and Jobbing Shop.

DooksELLERS. Statioaers aud dealers in Wa
Diaper and Yankee Notions, gents for Whit
NY. Type Foundry and Hoes Printing Presses,
rype ne ep.hapd ami INV
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FOR LEASE

oTs5, I,t ; n Block Is, corner of Farnsra, an .
- Third streets.
APlzdG Cook q ARGENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-07

ZEE FRIGHrPrL ACCIDENT AT TIE FAIR AT
DELAWARE, OHIo.-A machine called Rum
ley Patent Rotary Piston Engine" was on ex.
nioition, and at the time was grinding corn
II being the chief attraction for the tine being
vast crowds surrounded it watching its exec1.
tlon, when, from some cause, the boiler ex.
Ploded, making fearful havoc in the Surround.
ing masses. For some minutes the immedi.ta
spot vas envelOped in q thick cloud of steam
ashes ard dust, during which nothing wa.
heard but confused shrieks of terror and an.
gulsh from the wounded and dying. When
the steam settled away. it disclosed q sight
shocking TO the heart What, then, were the
ieehngs of mothers and daughters who saw
tneir friends and relations stricken dead be-
sue sue them, or writhing in the agonies Of desc.
;oh, or who we're tortured with that sicksn.
,us uoaot whether the unrecognizabIe cornses
,i, not those Of their dear friepds-tbase
TIL are better imagined than penped
ne ennre engine was blown from tbe emo,
Ine ooller itself crushing TO death aia1 o ePo''
seVenty Feet from its former nos;,;nn some
persons were scalded, MANY waro Msny
sngntly, and many will soon die "ounoed
1t was ascertained that fourteo,
on the spot-some Of these were So ,De ro kllied
yet to remain unacceptable. Fon. as
ladies are in this number. Sew r nve
among the best citizens Of the place were
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PERSONAL.

go. bred" Mrs. Stoves novel, has been
dFamatized, and played in New York, and pro-
nounced by the critics to be trash"
go. Mile. Mara Muller, a cousin of JENNY
Lind, las been engaged as the contralto for
the French opera, at New Orleans, next
season.
....James Dews, of the San Francisco Vigi
lance Committee, was arrested in New York
on Monday, On the complaint of Charles P
Duane, one Of the exiled Californians He
was held TO bail in the sum of 81 500.
80. The first course of lectures before the
Lowell Institute, Boston, will be delivered by
the Rev George W Burnap, u. D, of BaIti-
more. Subject " The Distinguishing Char
acteristics of Man when Contrasted with the
Inferior Animals"
.... Col. William II. Robertson, having re-
turned from his visit to the States, has re-
sumed the charge Of the American Consulate
at this port, administered during his absence
by Mr.. Thomas Savage The numerous
friends secured by Mr.. Robertson since he has
occupied this Consulate are infinitely gratifed
at his return, and to learn that his health,
With his temporary change of climate, is now
much stronger and better than during the
last year.-HaVana DiariO de Ia Marina.
$50 One Of the greatest dandies in Paris Is
a New O.leanS dandy. lie may be seen daily
al the Chateau des Fleurs and Mabille, or on
tie Boulevard des ltaliens, tricked out In
a bright blue coat, with brass buttons flaming
walsteoat, pied pantaloOns, patent leather
boots, and great deal Of jewelry, and evil
IDENTITY enjoys the stares he excites. He is
said tn have been a cab driver in New Orleans.
and to have inherited his fortune from the
Havana lottery.
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DISTURBANCE AT TIE MORMON Mny

DIsfuRBAscEK AT THE MORMON MEErxa
At meeting held by the Mormons, at Brook, .
bly, Rooms, New York, on Sunday night,
While Judge Appleby was in the act of de
shaing the leading doctrines of his sect, es
;y polygamy, Q young man apparently
..It..S s; rose, and in his excitement, fatty
~. %Sa the Elder, by calling out, /" YOU
n. Who'll. ., a tumult Immediately ensaed
tainly would have infsictsd $500 maSse, ana GER
nsnt upon the intruder, had he not ~ puI S,a
1Tny Withdrawn by friend who VS. LII h;ro
Inc young man stated that be had h.. n,W u
s.eh, and found such den of v;cLsJn osen In
wee as can scarcely be imagined. And hss ana
.d II me statement Of Judge AppIsby calcuiat.
-, .a the unHary astray, made this conn-
WI 'NA"ment' although not IN Q calm mannsr
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COUNTERFEIrERs AND IMPosTERs. - The
public ale cautioned against purchasing arti-
cles pretending to be of the nature Of the Balm
Of Thousand EO,cerS for cleansing the teeth,
pertaining the breath, and identifying the
complexion. The popularity Of that article
has brought forward a host of counterfeiters
None is genuine unless signed by Fetridge
4 Co and for sale in this city at Shillington' 3
bookse!ling and stationery establishment, cor
ner Of -Four anda-half street and Pcnnsy Iva
MIA avenue.
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w FALL MILLINERY

~ fISS 4 Z. MCDONALD would -
AssPectiuily inform her friends and III
ne public generally that abe has :"
NV IxtuIned from the North with a new supply
49, =. a =. Inter Millinery Of the newest de-
Lowers, &c, which can be seen by calling
,.,iS - a nndge street: Georgetown, ID. E. She
,sa,, sso open on the lath Of October choice So
~hen the public wiz be duly informed. oc o $40
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mas. A. WOLLARD.

SUCCESSOR TO MRS J. Lxys
cSp WILL OPEN ON TUEsDAV'
49, Octooer 9th, handsome assortment "a
~ OF fsl and winter NJ illinery, consist. VI
Ig OF french Flowers, Bonnets Of every descrin.
non, Feathers, Ribbons, and Head Dresses re
Iadles OF Georgetown and Washington are re
chasing elsewhere. Seaoe Puf-
store Bridge street, between Congress and High
ee., ooo.eeeoWn &C o-3s
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ONLY SITS FOR A PIANO.

DIANOS PIANOS. Just
received direct from Paris, throughe@
the Custom House, New York. two ofiTYBU
AuHzare's new invented Iron PIANO FORTES,
which are warrante1 4 to keep In tune equal to any
instrument made In this country or elsewbe,e
These Pianos will b. sold at the low price Of SI75
cash only. Think Of Piano sold for that price
with full iron frame, part round corner, Rosewood
case, and polisht like a Mirror 1hts Is the n -st
instance OF the kind known to the Washington
public Persons In want Of Plano will avail
themselves Of this opportunity.
w. g. METZEROTT, Music Depot,
&C u =. w cor Of Pa. av /, l1th and sts
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HIONS STAUBLY PROFESSOR MOD.
w eFn Languages, will open his rooms at No.
406 Twelfth street, on the fret Of October for the
purpose Of forming CLASSES In French.
The scholastic year will embrace forty four
weeks, divided into two Sessions Of twenty two
weeks each. The course Of instruction will In =
clude an elementary, an advanced, and a rhetori-
cal Class
The method Of instruction Invariably secures
rapid progress
Terms: $40 per Session Of twenty. two weeks
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&c you will And that some Of the men who
have been the most loud in denouncing the
Kansas outrages, have been tho most vigorous
in preventing the passage of measures which
were calculated to give peace to that Terri
tory"
The Richmond Dispatch says: "The shouts
of merriment which the Fremont presses
are raising over the assumed success Of Ere
mont and the supposed inability of the South
t. resist the sectional triumph Of the NORTH
may be justified by their superior knowledge
of Southern sentiment, and their excellent
tase, but to our ears they sound like the revel.
~ of the drunken mariners in q vessel that is
about to strike upon the breakers
A correspondent, &c W. M" writes to
the Detroit Free Press, under date of Sept, %,
as follows:
&c notice in the Detroit Tribune OF the
10Th, long rigmarole, purporting to come
from the Logansport Journal of the mobbing
of Schuyler Colfax The whole affair is out
ard.out a Kansas lie.' Nothing of the kind
ever occurred, as know from the men who
were on the grounds. There was . row be-
tween some boys and some Irishmen, and in
the melee one man was shot in the leg, but ii
was not the result of any thing connected with
politics, and happened long after Colfax had
left the grounds. inclose the Times of last
week, and you can see by it that it is a wanton
fabrication, just like most of the fusion
stories"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-07

Mas PARrINGroN, in reply to letter en-
closing some of the beautifully prepared
" Fomtatne's Cream Of JViid Fowers," (the
Balm of Thousand Flowers in q solid form, }
as present to her venerable ladyship, says
that /" she was almost distorted with its fla.
grant smell and meditional qualities, and
shall preserve it as pine to of affectation
for an antic friend" She says it is delicious
for purifying an efauviant mouth, and
that it is real salubrious for the abolition of
babies" for when she washed Isaac it " made
a most significant soap suds, and he smelt as
radiant with in6rmary as bucket of poesies 4"
The old lady is oblivious in her expressions
but she means we'll, and speaks truly of this
admirable improvement upon toilet soap
For sale by Taylor & Maury, and druggists
everywhere.
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CALIFORNIA LAND CLAIMS.

ATTORNEY GENKRAL's OFFICE,
September - 1855
NOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
! the followiaE cases on the calendar OF the
supreme Court, appeal will not be prosecuted by
the United States, nancy:
No. Name OF Claimant Name OF Local,.v
o. yohn oOopsr n Sur
@ John keyes s.lsi pueds1
o. :. y ya,,n, Mni Co C.n.es del CherrS
p.Vid sfss.:as: and r..n san Lorenzo
els Msllas Providencia
o. Jaiisn ESTRADA Santa Rosa
g Sn fo.rra RIDcon de Bres
% e.. hS0 and s... Romero Potter. Felipe Luso
- "a Su.usIuPe Ssntua san Lpisits
50 FrsreiDo r P.checo san F.,ps
- heirs Of W EP hsrtnsII II.ssi
. Jose 70. n Marian. ss, soHil,. Luz. ON.p.
80 Jose Jesus Pico Pte9r. NJ
''O ''Hs' kissss de Ia Punta del
90 Charles Walters ~ T
81 salvador EspiDOsa Bal,. a. IL. p.,
80 Heirs Of Rsf,ei Gomez Los TaisrSIto anna
- JOse Rafael Gonzales San M,rass,e A. ~,
IS Diego Oliver. ct al. eoaS.iu..
70 A AI ,ns sa ss Lom.s de |. Purieo.csoa
0, .h asr,.d Quart. Corral d. cu.s.
no Vicente Csntua R.%.s ~,
i ii = IeN pas S,saeh Arroyo Gr.sds
ia a,nr, n1,n Aa,synss
-, ,,s aenry Dalton Santa Anita
rs i tass;l:i i: S..s.i0 s..s. os.e.sso.
M a.t.. Iu Castro n1s0 o,.s
MS wiIII.% n Eor., csnss. de 10 o.rpsut,ri.
100 Carlos @ Esplnoe. a. p
la Andres Ibsrrs -. S ee loe ossos
Ian Juan de Lugo al, Psr.I.Se
LIS Juan Maria Marion axns ssctS
l2I Ensebio Boronda ee1lones
lB7 Agustin kschado ei al PsnS. .Ns oei <Ahaon
lS5 Andres ct al. Gn.sn
la Luis vignes T.,-go
LIS Gabriel Ruiz ct al e,.u.~
=. tHeu Leko wal Ran Bernardno
lss Jose Maria yIllsuconcio Corr a. ea Sserie
is9 Jose Ssrrsno Co.,. sore
lsl Nh iQne Abba T.,-n,. ~ - AnsAs
la Michael While
las Oc;sr!&no Gutierrez n. S&h oaefie
las David Spence Fnc,nsI !.
$50 10 Pico ct al. p..Aes,
la Jose de Ia Guerra Norsxs ssn InIt. 'soio
ls6 Jose Ant de ls Guerra \ Garlic n. .ia.-
l5T victoris Reid 9n.r,aIe
lSs Jose Dolores 0rtees CsnsS. S.,SC
leo David spence II.no ~ sn oorrS
ls2 haDuels Garlic de Jones ,t al vi. A. thS
los James Stokes 10 ys-ssas soee
NSh-ot e. CUSHING
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Boarding.

QOARDING.-SEvERA LARGE ROOMS
- with single ones attached, handsomely fur.
nhhed, can be rented either In suits for families
or to single persons, with board N desired on the
most reasonable terms. A large yard Is attached
10 the house, making Il desirable for family
with children. Apply at No. ass 10Th street, be-
Ween " ana +. sc 17-3ws
MRS. s.. ANDERSON CAN ACCOMMO-
Iv1 date several bosrderswith or without rooms.
Penn. avenue, No. 27o, between IIth and I2th
suoea' sc l0-1m
BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON TIES w
- corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street
isprepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board. Every effort viii be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can DC ootained. ap6-1
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NEW STORE-NFu Err
REKF. BEHF., BEKF,.,
TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON
MADAME PRlBAM q CO.,
FANCY AIIIINERV

-. FANCY MILLINERY,
No 277 Pa, ac (Sonth sids) bet 1Oth aad 11fk SITS.
~ Have returned from New York, ard ~
vKwi'l open on Satmd ~ next, the III b ~
SSoinstant, the handsomest assortment ~
OF Paris and New York FAN and Winter BON
NETS ever offered In this city
They have also received the newest STYLES of
French HEAD-DRESSES, FLOWERS, and
FEATHERS.
Ladies. call and examine before purchssing
elsewhere. oc 7-2w
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MEDICAL CARD,

N d. PERABEAU, GERMAN HOMEO-
panic physician, has the honor to offer his
vicinity. Gnu
I'm Umce and Residence on street, No 1as, BE-
Homeopathy medicines for sale which
tne DOCTOR prepares himself with the preatest
care, For Fever and Ague, for Bilious and Bowel
complaints, &c &c. se3 Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-07

QUIT n AND VIOLlN8.-A NEW
stock jost opening at our Piar Store
ocS JOHN +. ELLIS.
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BOOK BINDING.

BOOk BTNDING.
Corner Z spenth street and Marylaad ovsaus
near the SmtthsoRiaa Isstitstion.
EDWARD LYCETT RESPECTFULLY
IL forms the subscribers to Browns Bible and
Shakespeare, now just completed, that he is pre-
pared to bind those works In superior style Of
elegance, strength and solidity, and upon much
more reasonable terms than can be done in Balti
more, Philadelphia, or New York. A letter ad :
dressed to him (per posD will enable him TO eY-
hi to the subscribers specimens Of his style O,
binding. Every kind Of Book Binding neatly ex
ecuted. ses7-6m
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IOR AOUNT VERNON.
I'm TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS-FARL
u RnIINn HRIP EnnM

ALEXANDRIA75C ENfS.-The
steamer THOMAS COLLYER leaves Wasbine
ton at Q and Alexandra atsk O'Clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat At ~
o'clock. Coach fare 10 cents
Persons wishing the coaches will le,v. IN q,
residence with George & Thomas Parkey
Refreshments on the boat.
ap2-o SAM'L 6EDNEY. Capt.i,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AS
l. sortment 81 Clocks-5D different STYLES which
will be sold low, and warranted to go well Those
who buy 10 sell agan would do we'll 10 give me a
call before purchasing elsewhere Also, Clock
Materials Of all kinds. CHS, Balls, Keys, Cords,
Hands, &c at J ROBINsON'S,
sc 23-2m $40 Pa ave, oppo Browns II otel
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CEILING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS
~ AS we have determined TO continue our present
business no longer than to the LIST November next
we will until then continue TO offer our stock OF
FANCY GOODS, PERtUMERY, JEWEL
RY, DC at cost, and less than cost, when We will
dispose OF the remainder TO our successor
sc 29-1Ct Il GALLIGAN CO
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T., j. MIDDLETON,

Il. Js MIDOLk1ONS
D < A L K B IN ICE,
OsAes aad Dsyef--S0uthwest corner of r aud
Twelfth streets. feb " n
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IL Advertisements should be handed In by
Il O'Clock, m, otherwise they may not appear
until the neIt day
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Yep THE MILL A GOING. II AM n K.
n ceiving, as fast rs published, all the new
Books, Novels, Magazines, Monthly, Weekly,
and Daily New York Papers.
FERGUSON,
oc6 next to Lammond's, 466 9TH street.
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GUNS-6UNS-8UNS.

l. directfrom
the celebrated x0
manufac tory
Of Mr.. Chance ~
& Son, thew Il
best and cheapest lot Of Double and Single Shot
Guns ever before offered In this market Each
Gun has been prove and will be warranted per-
feet throughout, or no sale. have also Powder
Flasis, Shot Belts, Game Bags, Cleaning Rods,
Baldiron Wads, Percussion Caps, Powder and
Shot, all OF which are offered as low an "a he
purchased In this city, by
JOS. l. SAVAGE
Sign Of Gilt Saw, Penn. avenue, between
2 I'm News copy 10th and 1lth sta
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FOR BOSTON.
EIRST VESSEL THE SUPERIOR FAST
l. sailing Barque, Mary r. Slade-Whel- Is
DOM, Master-has arrived, and will have 16&6E
quick dispatch for the above port For freight or
passage appIyto HARTLEf& BROTHER,
Oc6 10l Water street, Georgetown.
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MAGNOLIA HO u SE.-BY ORDER OF
Iva the Trustee, the Furniture, Fixtures. and
Good VIII Of one OF the best located Restaurants
In this city Is offered for private sale until the 18th
instant II not disposed OF by that time, II will
bssold at Auction on FRIDAY, the 18th instant,
a! 4 O'Clock
The House fronts Penna. avenue, between 10Th
aud llth streets. and offers rare opportunity to
an entelprisIng man who is competent to manage
first class Restaurant. Apply TO
oc7- JAS. G. Nice UIRE, Auct.
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&S REWARD.-STRAYE ON FRIDAY
% morning the Sd inst, from the SUBJ c5-..Se,
scribers premises about miles north ON ESsSSS
tie Capitol, on the road leading f:omWR
North Capitol street to Rock Creek Church. a
large horned red ard white COW The above
reward Will be paid to any person who will bring
her home, or give Information where she NAV be
found ELIZABETH WOOn
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- inst a small sized Red COW, marked by
two Sits on each ear, and with a piece of rope
about her horns. The finder will be suitably re
wared on her delivery to the subscriber on south
her detention until she can be obtained by the
owner M. BUTCHER.
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49, GRAND ASSEMBLY THE SEC
~ ond Grand Assembly Of the franklin
Active Association will be given at HARMONY
Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING, October
9Th, 1855.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS-admitting a Gentle
man and Ladies.
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements
w VI Payne, J w Ritchie,
Moran, Medley,
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