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POLITICAL ITEMS

Tho Fourth Ward Fremont and Davton
Club of Brookly, Headquarters at tho Brook
Ign Museum, hoist tho national emblem with
the Union down.
Mrs Jane Ct. Swisshelm, the he female who,
IN 1871, disguised the nation by her ISLANDERS
on Daniel Webster, calling him a debauche !,
and drunkard, and comparing him to a large
thlck-necked, volumtuous 'r'gger" ia out
in the Tribune with long letter of sympathy
for Charles Sumner.
The Pennsylvania says: The Fremon. pa
pers are re-publishing with cxultation the
names of the four Fremont men, TAYLOR.
Youngman, Dufheld, and Wells, upon tn
pennsylvania Fillmore Electoral Ticket, and
anumber of Fremont papers openly assert tn at
thore are number of other Fremont nac7s
Hpon tire same ticket.
Immense preparations are everywhere be-
ing made for the grand gathering Of the De.
mocracy and Old Line Wings at the Tippe-
canoc battle ground on the Sd Of September.
Large numbers of Kentuckiaus will be present,
| and to accommodate all who wish to attend,
| the New Albany and Salem railroad will be
prepared to run extra trains and will ticket
passengers through at half ice-Lou,srtkIt
Courier.
At recent political meeting in Genoa,
Cayuga county, one of the speakers, butcher
and market man, named Rogers, said among
| other things, "yOur Col Fremont ate dog IS
Whereupon voice replied, "he never ate
half az much dog as the most Of the people in
| this room J" "Prove it exclaimed the ora.
tor. Here a we'll known man arose, and with
| victorious smile rejoined, CT should not
| think you would ask any proof of man who
has made sausages for you as long as have ~
| 1t is needless to add that this was a clincher
and that the point of Mr.. Rogers speech wa!
| rather blunted.
For the last twenty FIVE years Mr. Buchanan
has ranked among the ablest statesmen in the
| United States. This position has been award
ed to him even by his political opponents In
IS4s Daniel Webster made speech at Fan
euil Hall, Boston, in favor of the election o.
General Taylor. In commencing it he said:
Gentlemen, saw this morning speech
delivered lately in w Washington by the present
Secretary of State, Mr.. Buchanan, gentle
man who is amoLg the first, if not the very
first of bis party, in point Of character and
standing in the country. Differing from most
of the sentiments in his speech. still do IT.
author the credit and justice to say that it is a
manly speech"
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AUCTION SALES.
Bv A GpEEN .

BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
STv1Cn OF DRUGS, MEDICINEs. GAS
store fixtures, Coed Will q
Ge = O, OF the store, &C., at Aactisn,- On
WEDNEsDAY, the Sd Of September. shall sell
on the premises, at O'Clock p m at the corr,
Of 9TH and HI sire cts: ne corner
Al TIE stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Cigars. AZ
Tobacco, two new Soda Fountains and NV,
Pipes u Ira"
Gas Fixtures, Store Fixtures, Good win on Lease
proprietor being about to remove West IT. ne; =
s'eiy. PERSONS wishing to purchase may eIpec,
Ieims One-fourth cash balance In @ and u
on.us s ior hotes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
s, % . GREEN,
. Auctioneer
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IL DaIIey,s a.nuine Pain extractor,

VIII subdue the pain and Inflammation from the
enrns or scsds la from TO twenty minutes that it
" heal the wounds without aud eectualy Fever
s0res-Piies-Salt atory
and lnnamed Eyes-Cuts- wounds-Bruses-Old and n
Neterate Sores-Scald Hesd-Corns
sPrains-Swellnss- Of Insects
oHelisd and Broken Breast-Sore NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
All olher nilanmstory and cutaneous diseases where
parts affected be reached
De about the diseases named TO be
cured by only ihingbut reflect tn. few but
i've properties which the DALEY Salve contains
heretOre TO bur-can alone the
horementfoned diseases, but enume
Each bOx OF GEsUIsE DALLY's RxTRAcroR has ppon
t Steel Plate Engraved Label with The ~
CLICkENER q CO, proprietoIs, and HENKY nall pY
per box. 800
80 All orders should be addressed CIV Clicksnsr Co.
81 Barclay street. New York. wv
sSFor sale BY oHAs- sroTT, MARIN PALMER and
Dru xgists generally. apsLaoam
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NATIONAL THEATRE -Messrs. Kunkel &
| Co /, with commendable enterprise, have en-
gagged new talent for the National boards. and
| Tonight the charming Mrs. Lizzie w eston Da-
venport will appear as Juliet - the favorite,
g. c. Boniface, as " Romeo,n and the versa.
tile A. ii Davenport as " Mercutio." In the
afterpiece Elton Boy both Mr. and Mrs. Da-
venport will appear.
STOVES, CRATES AND House FURNISHING
ARr1cLRs.-The establishment of @ Wood
ward Son affords the finest possible variety
OF these articles, and tho well established rep
utation OF these gentlemen for fair and reason
able dealing is guarantee that those desiring
such articles cannot do better than to pur.
chase Of them Their new stove, CRATE and
furnishing house is No. 3l8 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.
CENTRE MARKEr.-The stands were all oc.
cupied this morning, as is usual on the last
market day Of the week. The provisions were
of excellent quality and arranged to attract
not materially changed during the past week.
The regulations are strictly enforced. -
PASSES FOR CoLoRED PERSONS -Colored
persons who have business out after 10 o'clock
p. m are generally aware that to make mass
good for one month 1t has been usual to have
it endorsed by the Captain of the Guard.
The ordinary pass from one point to another,
good Tor the night only, may, it is understood,
be given by any respectable white citizen.
ORDINATION. interesting ceremony OF
ordaining.and installing ruling elder accord
ing to the forms Of the Presbyterian church.
will occur on Sabbath evening in the Fifth
street church Col. Hutchins, formerly of
Florida, but for few years past a resident of
this city, has lately received the cordial and
unanimous vote of the church to take this of.
Gee. I'd.
THAT COW, pastsred in the Smithsonian
grounds seems to be having q good time
amongst the rare and delicate shrubs selected
and planted with so much care by tho lamented
Downing. We can fancy the shade of the de
parted contemplating the havoc made by the
brute not quite approvingly.
MARBLE NANTES Persons who are fin.
isbing houses, and wishing to place in them
good mantles, would do well no doubt, by at
tending the sale advertised to take place In
the old Star building, d street, near the cor
ner OF Twelfth street, on Tuesday afternoon
next.
DEcLISED.-Mr. VIM H. Donoho Yesterday
declined the tax clerkship rendered to him
some time ago, in order to enter upon the du.
ties of a less arduous and equally profitable
position elsewhere.
ONLY III cents for correct likeness of
buchanan, Fillmore and Fremont Sold by
tho agent, A. Adamson, Seventh street, oppo-
sito to tho Post Oflce Adhesive ENVELOPES,
% cents hundred fS
FILLMORE AND DoSELsoN Great Song B ,ok.
only Id cents, for sale at A. Adamson's, Sew.
enth street, opposite to the Post Office
WATCH RETURNS John Minnix, drunk, Sc
curity and costs Several colored persons were
arrested for being out after hours and fined
Louis Flinikomc, drunk and disorderly, work.
house thirty days The term at tho guard.
mouse IS Justice MorselPs by rule; but he
being sick and out Of the city, tho duties have
been attended to by Justice Hollingshead.
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NOTICE.

NEN WALTER JONES AND CHARLES
~ LEE JONES have removed their once 60
No. sG5, street, between Sd and ath 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 ed-
vance the success Of clients by written Statements
and arguments, and by all other needful and
proper eIertions. Nv I3m
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UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONS.

UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONS.
Real French Millinery and Dress Trimming
Goods, French American Flowers, &c.
Also, Dress Making In best French STYLE.
REAL IMPORTED FRENCH BoNNEys
.NM THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES
SNZp!easure to announce to the public q
QsSthat his ste OK Of New Fall and Win. ~
ter Goods Is now complete ard ready FOR insnec
ton. and that he will continue to receive from tbs
Northern states every new and desirable article
TO be found In his line the coming season.
he has just received eGd opened large and
elegant stock OF Real French Millinery Goods
French lowers, Paris Feathers, Ribbons. En-
broideIies. SILK Nets, Velvets, Laces, Crane,
Chenille, Il. Also, Rich French cad Dresses
% every description, soirec end Bridal WIeatbs
frnSfs and Fancy Trimmings for ball, and plr
lies, all of which will compa fsvorabiy, both i:
price and quaiitE, with any house IN the trade.
nj WILLIAM,
- Market Place, between eth and sth SITS.
au 29-1w
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American Association for the Advance
ment Of scieuce

ALBANY, Aug. % The Association mat 4,
session early this morning to close up the
reading Of papers.
AT ten they assembled in general session
aud had very pleasant, agreeable tine.
Complimentary resolutions were introduced,
,nanking the citizens, and particularly the
cal committee, for attending
Prof Bsche preluded with some appropriate
remarks and thanks 10 the various steamer
and vessel lines for the tender OF passages
across the Atlantic.
August IL, 1857, at Montreal, was named
for the next meeting Of the Association.
The Association then formally adjourned
Il e Delevan gives grand entertainment
10 the Association.
On the adjournment DR.. Hare lectured lie
fore large audience on Spiritualism.
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fcate Of Ralph Lutte ESQ., Editor Spirit Times"
ton, Ohio.
IRosros, October 80 1854
Dr. O. NJ. Jackson-Dear sir:-The Bers great
msnd here In addition to the quantity sold by Monkey
Barber agents the other them
than other medicine. and they much used
ysescen fsyer patients to rebuild their
usad during the last In family
bottles They were recommended to me first by nsghbor,
at time when system much debilitaied from
effects of Bilious Fever They gave appetite
and restored tone and vigor whale systen
OF the September numbers Of paper related expert
OF the good effects Of the Bers since which time
have had large sals and have become the standard
medicine "a this vicinity.
In conclusion would that feel great pleasure In
giving this testimony OF the value and Of
preparation. Respectfully yours RALPH LUrK.
See advertisements. 7-Smr
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sClfu1I. NOTICE,

"A SELECT SCHOOL, THE NUMBER OF
"A pupils limited, will be c, mmenced at the
bouse now in course OF erection, on the corner OF
10th and q streets, on Monday, the 14th Of Sep
tenlher Particular attention Will be paid 10
Mathematics. Those who wish to study Survey
ing Will have a good opportunity, as have Hne
instrument, and viii give field pran tice weekly
For terms apply TO SAMUEL KELLY, at MIR
John Sessford's, on Penn. avenue, between 18th
18th streets. augq
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MARRIED,

On the 26th instant, at Oak Hnl, Prince Geore
C unity, Md by the Rev. II. q. Westwood, MI.
GEO w. SCAG6s, OF Washington, to Miss
MARY p NAILOK
On the 10th instant, by the Rev Thos. J Add
SON, at the residence OF col. Dickinson, Caroline
county, Va, Major JAMES r. COKBIN ard
Miss ELIZA LEWIS nOOMES, Iof the same
county. %
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Baltimore Markefl

BALTIMORE, Aug 3O.-FIour has advanced:
sales of Howard street aud City Mills at Sc o2i
Wheat is unchanged; good to prime and
choice whites Sl45al 60; good TO prime reds
SLAP Corn is unchanged; white 53aolc; yell
low 56a60c.
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BY JAS &. MCGUIRE, huc,ioneer.
ewELyINi EOESF AMI r.tr ID,

-. ~ 1'@S0 = Il II f1' 1fuNts 73teI
DWELLING EOUSE AND LuT at P.b.
- iIc Auetion.-On THURSDAY AFTER
NoON, september qth, at O'Clock, IN the prem
ises, | shall sell part Of Lot No ?, in Square No
5l5, fronting on north X street, between 4th and
9th streets west running back q feet II inches TO
an alley, with the Improvements, consisting of a
three story brick dwelling house containing sir
rooms, with back staircase, rendering eac h room
private. Terms at sale.
au 20 JAS. G. Mcguire hnct
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IL Coats, Pants, and Vests,


NOAH WALKER CO., MARBLE HALL CLOTHING EXPO
Browns Hotel Building respectfully announce that
their annual display OFFSPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
s now ready for Inspection, comprising
0EsrLxskS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING the rich
est designs In material trimming, aud workm snshp To
those Who study excellence, with economy
ticles OF Dress opportunity offered
from OF the most attractive stock goods city
at very reduced prices. ap2-t
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notice..

II STREET BOWLING SALOON WILL
IA BIZ. HE-0PENED ON SAT-II,
URDAG. AUGUST 81, 1856 NfIit
ihe subscriber has, at a great out
Law and expense, renovated his Bowling Saloon.
The Alleys have been put in the most complete
and perfect order, together with a great many
other improvements, which win make IL a place
Of more attraction than form eriy
The subscriber thankful for past patronage and
favors hopes continuance Of the same.
au 2S-lw II MARI
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ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer
TNHE PURLIC sS REEpECTEUIr


informed that the valuable property which is
advertised by Charles X. Calvert, ESQ at private
sale Is not sold and will be sold At public suction
on TUESDAY, the I'd day Of September at 10
O'Clock a. m in the grove adjoining the Spa
Spilng al Bladensburg, Prince George's county,
Maryland
No is fine tract of heavy and valuable TIM
bered land, adjoining the Spa Spring, containing
PIG acres.
No = Is fine piece Of meadow land, containing
IS acres, adjoining the southern part OF the town
OF Bladensburg, having On II several houses on
ground rent.
No Bis those beautiful building lots I'm the vii
lage OF Eitavilie, but few minutes walk from
the BladeLsbug depot. Each lot contains from
three to ten scIes
The terms Will be very liberal, and made known
on the day Of sale.
All or the above mentioned property is hand
somely located, and presents ma"y Inducements
and rare opportunity to persons wishing 10 pur-
chase a tne uact OF excellent land for a farm, a
beautiful piece OF rich meadow, or building sites
for country seat In 4 very elevated and command
ing position. A GEEEN
au I'D Au tioneer.
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COCO kEWAkD.-RAlJA AWAY FROM
pIOO the subscriber, living near Upper "a
Marlboro, Prince Georges county Nd GS
NEGRO MAN LEN, who calls limself N
LEN HARROD; he is a dark mulatto, SS
about thirty one years Of age five feet seven Inch
IS high lie has a scar the right knee caused
by cut; half Of his head shaved, and very grr m
when spoken to.
will give the above reward IL caught out Of the
State Of Maryland or District Of Columbia. or one
hundred dollars II caught in the state OF ary-
land or District Of Columbia, ana secured in Jail
or brought home so that can get him again.
au 2s-u T. Ii BEALL
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Destructive Fire in New York.

New York, Aug. 3o.-The Latting Obser.
vatory, and twenty other buildings, in the
vicinity Of Forty fourth street, were destroyed
by hre at an early hour this morning The
Chrystai Palace was on FIRE several times, but
Was not m materially damaged.
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Inauguration OF the Dudley Observatory

'nausufation or the Dudley Observatory.
ALBANY. August % The proceedings Of
the inauguration Of the Dudley 0bser vatory
in this city to-day were full of interest The
large tent in Academy Park was crowded to
its utmost capacity by a brilliant audience Of
from four TO FIVE thousand persons, nearly half
Of whom were ladies The Platform was
crowded by men Of distinguished learning,
ability and position; among them were eI-
Governor Hunt, Gov Clark, Lieut. Governor
Rly mond, the Hon. Joel I. Hesdly, Lorenzo
Burroughs and other State officers, and all the
men of science in the ass citation. Gov. Hunt,
Professor Bache, Gould and others made brief
addresses. A letter was read from Mrs Dud-
ley donating fifty thousand dollars for the fur
therance of the objects for which the 0bserva-
tory was founded The announcement Of her
liberalty was received with load cheers and a
general uprising of the vast audience. The
Hon. Edward Everett was then introduced
and received most enthusiastically. His sd =
dress occupied over an hour in delivery and
was a most able and eloquent production
The entire affair passed of in an admirable
manner
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The CHURCiIMAn,

TNHIs WELL KNOWN WEEKLY RELI-
glcus Paper, WI ose motto Is " The Church of
the Living God tire Pillar and Ground OF the
Truth devoed 10 the United Interes's CT the
Gospel ard The Church, published at New Ycrk,
1srguarly received and Tor sale ct the Books tore
OF WILLIAM ADAM
au 29-9tN No a3S Perm cveDne
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THE LAkESI
r A NCY B A z A a &
50i Pennsylvanta acesss.

5U4 FeHHS5IcdHtd uceHht.
EOLD, SILVER, PEARL, IVORY, PARI-
~ an Marie, Tortoise : hell, Papier Mache,
Rosewood, Leather, Morocco, China, Biscuit
Porcelain, Alabaster, Bohemian Glass, Ebony,
Steel, Berlin Iron, and every kind Of Fancy Goods
may be had at
THE LAKES.
They have also
The most choice American, French and Gerne N
Fe: fumery and Cosmetics
English Cutlery, Mathematical Instruments
Drawing Materials ard Stationery, and
Combs and Brushes Of every description.
Would You make present, adorn your person,
or eInbeilise our home? Consult economy and
taste, and call at
au6-N THE LAKES
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFF.
Il fects ut Public sale.-On THURSDAY
MOkNlNG, September 4th, 81 10 O'Clock at the
Georgetown, Opposite CCx'g Row } | shall sell
walnut carved French Sofa, arm and parlor
Chairs
Mannt ana mahogany arm and rocking Chairs
Marble top Table, walnut work Table
Handsome walnut Secretary and bookcase
u t-frame pier Glass, walnut Whatno,
Walnut cane-seat ChsiiJ, mahogany dining Te-
bles
China, Glass, and Crorkery Wac, Table cutlery
Pair or handsome Grench gas Chandeliers
Bronze HIST Tree. OIL Cloth
Cottage Bedsteacs. Bureaus
MattIesseS, Washstands Mating
Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils, &C
Terms: 500 ard under cash over that sum a
credit OF ot and 30 days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
au 29-d ]. T.. MCGUIRE Auct,r
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HOUSE, SIGN AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING & GLAZING

GEORGE II. VARNELL,
MO. SIX LOUISIANA AVENUE, BETW
l. ' 9th aud 9TH streets, north side, has opened
branch shop, fer the prosecution Of his business
on 9Th street, between street and Massachusetts,
avenue, east side, and will be happy TO receive
calls FOR work al either Of his locations for doing
business.
All orders for Jobbing attended to promptly
and at the shortest notice, I'm q workmanllke man.
ner.
ance OF the orders OF his friends and the public
generally. au n 2w
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Mr.. Broofs at Home

COLUMBIA, S. O., Aug. 70 Then. x.,
large meeting here TO night 10 WELDON. H.
Preston s, Brooks. The Mayor presented h,n,
with silver pitcher, cane, and other testimo.
mails Of appreciation. Mr.. Brooks Responded
at length. Much enthusiasm was manifested.
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FILE PRACTICE, BY LIEUT.. CIL
JACOB, Bombay artillery, London 1856
d., oM metallic Boats and Arny Floating Wagons
By Major Eyre, Bengal artillery. vol. .ondon,
british Navy List for July, 1856.
fed River settlement Of the Northwest. By
Alexander Ross. 1 vol London 1856
The Siege Of Kars. BY H. Sandwich. chief Of
Tue meoicat staff vol. London. 1856
,Gonnoiiy's History Of the Royal SappeIs and
Miaers 2vol: London 1855
history OF the Bengal Artillery By Captain
Buckle, sdiu'ant general | vol, London "'"
Sampbells Military Dictionary, JAMES, MIL
itaIy DiGtioEary, Sto queler's Military EneycIo
p@aia, bnrn,s French ard English Military Die
iionaIy, Ducfe.t's Psychological Militsrv Dic
honary German, English. and French, &c &c,
au 20 FRANCK TAYLOR
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Bv JAS. G.. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.
HANDSOME MARBLE MANxkLs AT
Public Auction On TUESDAY AT
TtRNOoN, September ID, at AZ O'Clock IN
the bu'ding known the old tsStar Office !,
on ID street, betty en- 18th and 18th streets, shal
sell To the highest bidder for cash
, Handsome White Marble Pa-lor Mantels
do Chamber do
Sale positive
an I'D Jas. e. McGUIRE, Auct.
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For Sale and Rent,

EOR SALE.-A TWO STORY FRAME
l. Dwelling, containing rooms and kitchen,
s.ua.eu on MAJ sachusetts avenue, between Sd and
4th streets, north side, No 5,4 For terms apply
On the premises. au 30-3.4
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T. }. e W. M. GAIT,

DEALERS IN
LEHI6H AND SCHUYLKILL COAL
Also, HICKORY, OAK, AND PINE WOOD.
q CARGOES ON THE WAY-ONE OF
- White Ash, one OF Red Ash, one Of Lehlgh
sending us their orders will find them filled with
The hest article ut = mcdcrGtc advance on prime
cost. Wood OF thc beSt quality always on hand /.
Coal kept under cover 22iO pounds IA the ton.
d. w. Nj. GAIT.
al 29.f NJ. w cor 18th and SITS No 547
EsU;i BOSTON, PACKET SCROON-
Il Err MARIETTA BURR, Captain RI
NickeIson, has arrived, and will have %SAx.
quick dispatch fer the above port.
For freight applyto
HARTLEY d BGO,
au25 1nl Water street Georgetown.
WOoD AND COAL,
TNE ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY ALL,
w those who may favor With their patronage
with the hest article Of fuel at the following
prices:
YAK "Ncn..s .s....-..sss....-...Sb W per cord
flne 10 Observation-Disclosures. 5 90
stove and White Ash Egg Coal.... SO per ton
hed Ash. SO
liaHslttoH Nul... UO
Cumberland Lump. 50
"Persons laying in fuel for the winter would
do we'll by giving US call. All orders left a: =.
J. Steers store, No 4sS 7th street between ID and
Il streets, or at our office, Will be promptly filed.
2,240 lbs. given TO ton
JOHN w MYERS, & CO,
Office and Yard corner ofG and 22d streets,
au Slim First Ward
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
ny HOUSE PRINTING rELras.,.
kater from NicsraRua

b.shS YORK Aug 30 The Steamship Ca.
telISsn. ron Gan Juan is below, with later in
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MUSICAL CARD.

MUSICAL CARD.
f1hoF. ANDREW SCHAD OF GEORGE
= Town, begs leave to inform bis pupil. and the
lions In Music, Monday next September ist
Lessons on Piano forte, Guitar, Violin or Flu e
Sl5 per quarter, ga lessons =" y
fioiessor will continue to give instructions
in the Science and Theory Of Music. Uborongb
vate. - "'"S'oS vi IN pr
Ieims In classes, S5 in advance, per quarter Of
ter. ~-' i'- quar-
Nots..MI: 3. will be pleased to receive calls E
communicate at his resistance No I3O {; reen
street CT through the Post Office an 1a2ts
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LSOR SALE.-A TRACT OF LAND, CON-
Il tanning about as acres, on the Heights Of
Georgetown, being part Of the Valley View
Farm, the reside nee OF tho late John II King,
deceased. This Is one Of the most desirable sites
In the District Tor fine private residence; about
20 acres OF this tract is a beautiful grove Of tim
Der, the balance cleared and In high state OF cul
tivation The summit OF this tract is from $50 10
400 feet, above tide water, and has a fine view Of
Washington, Georgetown, and the adjacent val
ley Of the Potomac. 1t will be sold entire or In
lots
Also, q large Frame Dwelling house and Lot
on the corner Of Fifth and II streets west, Wash
ington city.
Apply at Valley View Farm, or to DR.. H. King,
No. so Prospect street, Georgetown, ID. G.
1e lS-u Intel r.. J. KING.