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Boots and Shoes,

DuUlS IIIu CllUCoS
Consisting Of
Mems kip welted boots,
French calf "
heavy cowhide boots,
pump, goat, and kip boots,
Boys boots, OF kip and split leather
Youths
Mems heavy brogans,
I" calf shoes,
goat I"
patent leather shoes,
patent leather and cloth shoes.
Children's, infants, boys and youths cacks,
Slips ankle ties. kid socks, patent leather paro-
dis Jenny Lind boots, lace boots, black and CO.
lored CATERS bronze bootees, enameled bOotees
kip, goat, calf. and heavy broeans.
Women's Bootees, Slips, BusSins, Ties, ami
Cutters,
OF many colors, qualities, materials and kinds
WOODEN WARE.
Consisting of two and three hoop painted pals
cedar and oak super pals wooden bowls, tubs o
all sizes wooden churns, sugar tubs W nth covers
first quality Shaker brooms, common brooms, ant
Sealed Corn Baskets.
For sale a the middle store, ReddIck ; block, un.
der the telegraph office, next door TO the post OF
fee by MAY l2.) JOHN LOCKWOOD.
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DECORATED CHINA.
80 PLAIN WHITE CHINA.

Atlantic Webster, Jenny Lind, plain band
blue and gold, and lustrc figure tea seis, iruit
baskets, vases, motto cofi-es do mugs, toilet
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r pound
Custom Cariing into Rolls

cents per pound
Custom Carding into Rolls
VIII l.. done al se1'- pound Tteir machines
viii be clothed with tie best pf Card. and with
le4r rt.rrrf CaTt-r- they expect have good WORK
done Wool sil Dee taken from the Depot q, Ottawa and
rolls returned within reasonable length % time for do
which D.. cent On strong -heets1 from
almost any part ~ the Il trifllug expense.
intended for exchange for any OF the ah0N" kinds
u Goods, panied hy The proper order may he cent
rs Railroad ottawa, and TIE goods will b. put up and
lent Hi,h prom ptHesS. according to order
We would a'a -ay. that ~ have got orr New Custom
and FIGURING Mil in operation and l-r-":s wishing
have their grinding done short notice. have
Il.ntv o. ~ all times. fmylIl !. u GREEN
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Coal, Stone, and Lime.

ME subscriber is ready and willing to
Il supply coal. stone. and lime in quantities TO
sui, az low, with as much despatch, and as good
, ms any other live man. Coal ! mile east OF Fox
river bridge, and stone ard lime at the old San
ger quarry sec. Is, or delivered in the city.
June % N.ru.Str, Prprsy
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-R ESII Usage ORANGE SEED, direct
+ from Texas, for sale by the bnshel or pound, by
Sr.h % G. L. THOMPSON
AxEs-a splendid article. Also,
4 Brass Kettle. and Manila Rope, all sizes, at
OrI6 {. q. MILLER'S.
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q Rare Chance

mo purchase large and valuable Farm. On 'nlc- i1
IL owner Cr-r. Lis Farm situated within two miles 81
fIryflI station. tie Chicago Burlington quincy u
Il consisting 81 So acrr-~' arTe- N'l'IA"e thinner, "
naI1n.- improved prair-. adjoining tie timber veil va
tered and fenced together wit the growing crops inT -
pr acre Most of the purchase money caH remain On
tms For further particulars enquire Of \ J GE"vyE
Tartyii-. III. apl'-I
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and book musins-
IRISH LINENS
Of all prices, linen cambric. back aud white
tape, bobbins, Swiss, muslin, linen, Lisle, and
cot ton edeings and inserir es probably the lar,
gesl and best assortment IN the city.
BATES NEEDLES,
WARMED genuine, and best quality made.
Coates Genuine Spool Cotton.
Fifty Different .SAaaes.
Dress buttons and trimmings coat, vest, panta-
loon and chIldren's buttons, black and assorted
coiors, plain and figured silk and cotton velvets.
CARPETS AND MATING,
few pieces OF each. very cheap.
Cotton Yarns and Carpet Warps
OF different colOrs and numbers. fine assort-
m-ni OF newest style
-. n H - ~GD--O
WhaleboIe and rattan umbrellas. An extensive
and choice assortment OF new and desirable sum
shaTls, of nous de lame, all wool, Thib-
OF different colors, brocade bordered, Grape.
French printed cashmere and black silk. Me
dium, good, and superior
BONNETS,
Lately purch ased, with all necessary trimmings
such ribbons, flowers, colored apes, X uches
and Florence silk.
Mems Wool, CLIP, and Leghorn Hats.
Mems and BOYS Webb and rubber suspe nders.
bl; ok and white wadding and bats, carpet bags
grain sacks, Burlap's bed cords, curtain paper,
blue and green, PLAN and figured black lace wells
green nd brown terage, knitting cotton, French
working cotton, sadders and embroiderng silk
linen and cotton floss, Nankeen, letter and cap
paper, envelopes, and Davis best quality recor-
ding ink. A large variety Of
COMBS.
Fine and coarse back and tuck side and red
ding. Of wood, horn, ivory, and shell. Nerves,
style OF
BLACK SILK MANTILLAS,
A fine assortment Of fans, elastts 3, whale
bones, long and short, hair brushes, toge Their
with great variety Of articles frequently called
Tor but not often enumerated.
Mems and Boys Wear.
have n large assortment OF French, English
and American broad CLOTHS. black and fancy
cassimeres, OF new patterns and first quality.
Indigo blue, super black, and heavy grey and
mixed
SATINETS.
Sleeps gray OF superior quality, heavy tweeds,
blue drill, common cOttOnade, and some of I he
best quality. A great variety of denims. far
mer's drill for harvest pantaIooEs, plain brown
linen for coats. check linen for children worsted
check, and paids for children. Hickory shirt
ing, blue, gold mixed, black, steel mixed, grew
mi
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s7IlE Eai~r~ sLct osrr- fT sale TIE i".'N4nS lands
u and ctty I1t--
wa ofuwg Sec@'- t,-r 81 Iins"
uru - nl'
Vi % - 81.
m. ~ Sf7f-. fsf,fifi1H ,p Df'.frrr-
T.,. 4 an4 = IN bIo-k -, and l. and :. ~ blotA
Sfsa an Improved farm % zo acres situated on 10y
river rl-- from Ottawa Tt- farm - Wcii wai' rti
al tir7t-rr,T p.P JONES, c51cS In N'HJers h2''L.
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n, ACRES Of prime prairie land, two m5s vest oil
81 EarlvHI-. near the Railroad
Terms easy one-iOGrth down balance III one Two
and three YEAR
Apply a the Coal Office Of - 10000,
myJ - Nai'>fi' hti.bi-'"'
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Great iBarGaIsl>.

HyTE have 1900 acrrs 81 land ~ Iowa, at the
w most choice description. which will sell
for cash or on time, or exchange tor productive
property IN La Sale county
Tbes. land. were selected under our personal su-
ueryision and are such a. W. can recommend tor
stock or gram raising, being well wateTed, and
a rich productvqnpil- Some OF tii- tracts are I'M
T,ed,,t,I L; adoi improved farms, and all are
ccny-nIrntl, lock ed, with reference to timber
water. .etllrInents mills, &c. VI. T.. iioLLISrET.
w v Cor.
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KENTUCKY JEANS,
Altogether making complete stock OF
SUMMER WEAR.
AARnMiARE

Farmers utensils, src as best quality Of two
three and four tine steel, hay and manure forks
steel hoes, spades and shovels, first quality
rakes. scyiIiss. sna,hs, &c.
Table knives and fo rks. pocket and pen knives.
gate and barn door hinges, gmlets. lacks, scis.
sors and shears, carry combs and cards, horse
brushes, coffee mills. mop sticks, backing brush
es German silver Brittania, and iron tea. dessert
and table spoons. backing, matches, and other
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Eor Sale ar Rent.

a NEW HOUSE Isl 26 adapted for one CT two iari
H. near the residence OF Go = FISHER. Ed AP
=" >, TmySI JNO. HOSSACk-
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White Goods
IRISH LINENS

II great variety, consisting Of Jaconets, cam
rcs, null, Victoria, Swiss, plain, and dotted,
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For Sale

n NEW Dwelling House 26>> =, adapted for one or
"a families near the residence OF t'En :
E-d Appiy to myZiI 'No- h'>'-i'h n
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Nay be- foIEfd-'it Stor- cheap the cheapest
Ladies always find a; store very nice Lctte
and Not. Paper Of all sizes EATHBt'N 4 ORTON,
apps Main street, opposite the Bank.
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Prairie Lnud for Sale.

Oln AtEES Ui prime prairie land, sItua'eG
) w IN SIC y, town 81. range 1. mIles s9uth
ut Ottawa me from timber. and three from
coal beds IL - surrounded by improved farms /.
aud has good stock water l. tOTms a ridge OF
land. one ui!ir -lDpu- to the south. Il viii be
cold tor cash all tam. or exchanged tor ImpIO.
ed real estate IVA Ottawa K l.. UREiLI.Y.
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WE -re now nrr-4i'ig the largest and hand-Omesi
w STOCK o. Cloths ever brought ." Ottawa. The
IaF., rir 'hrU pronounce them the Preiti.-i
patterns ..s r. nr..s .t &" 'i.i- market.
.-aE JACKSON LOCKWOOD:
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Wall Paper.WindoW Shades.&c.
STATIONERY,
WRAPPING PAPER.

Consisting Of tie bys qualities Of Cap Letter. Mercantile
Note and Law Paper. Buzz and White Enveops, ki-itI
Cards, Gold and steel Pens, Pocket Gallery, &C. &C. anC
lrC. stock 81 the best Writing Ink made this
try all cO!ors. IL! the usual izes and qualities Of
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on sections he will but he Is in every to his
extreme lines with the lines OF the surveyed subdivisions
In ne me- there is nothing Of the present
in far appears by the questions presented and
the official reports and statement by which they
planned except conflict OF claim to two three sectional
subdivisions OF land between different sets Of preemptors
set being ayowed municipal preemptor and the other
protested agricultural preempto but both sets having in
reality the Interior purposes in regard TO the use OF
the land The government has possible concern in the
controversy except TO deal mparaly between the parties
according 10 law The agricultural preempors contend
that different rules Of right to the power Of individual
private occupation, and 10 the etia Of valid
patton apply 10 them, against their adyersares The
municipal pe-empors contend that the rules Of equal
right nceptye and progressive in these respects apply 10
both classes of preemptors think that the latter view
OF the law correct according TO its letter its spirit and
the settled practice OF the government
The investigation Of the facts of the case and the app
cation Of the law to the facts are Of course duties Of your
department
leave here the first and second questions aud propo
sing to reply at early day the third question,
have the honor to be- very respectfully
@. CUSHING.
Hon. RoB'T MCFARLAND,
Secretary of the Interior
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NATIONAL THEGTRE--Mss Lizzie Weston Davenport made
her temperance here last evening to the evident and
wtrn expressed qualification Of her audience. Her
efforts have abated in The winning grace and impul
sve earnestness which firmly established in the in
teresed remembranos Of theategoes and sustained
she most acoeptably BY Mr. A. II. Davenport and
the Baltimore Theatre Company, her persopsons excited
general enjoyment This evening the everexcing dram
attic history Of Camille the celebrated though unfortunate
French coquete win be produced the distribution Of
characters promising effective performance. The farce
termed A Loan Of q Lover concludes
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OFFICIAL.
TRrksURr DEPARTMENT,
May %, 1855,

TRrAsUnr DEPARTMENT.,
May %, 1866.
NOTICE hereby given The holders Of The stock sued pu,u
the Of Congress Of 22d July s tach stock i re-
deemabe BY and viii be paid Treasury Ga TIC sur
Of certificates thereof Of November next
when interest thereon win
This department purchase stock pu 20 snd
day of redemption and will pay therefor The following premium in
addition accrued day purchase with one
day interest for the money reach the vendor
June and the 3s day Of Juy inclusive half per on
the amounts specified In the certificates;
ON such stock received between the lat and 3 days August,
me fourth u o per cent
received lhe slsi day August The n
thereon, and day asdona only viii Be
paid.
Ceuacaes under notice nst Be d
assigned United by parry 10 receive to
purchase money when prior July current
YEARS. assigned BY present
otherwise such interest viii be payable heretofore
farther holders
this department win ruTehase the between
Of June and o m day Of December unless the oC
81 previously obtained and will pay
addition accrued from the day az the
interest," days additional Cor money reach
vendor, The following rates Of premium
the loan Of Ies9, premium Of 10 PERCENT
On stock OF 1917 and lsis premium is per cent
And under the Of Oh September 1852 com
moay Tc1anndennity stock, rernum per
transmitted under this duly assigned
United States by the party money and
" previous The IA, July, hafyens
also be assigned BY the present sockhnder, Otherwise
interest FOR the half year that day viii be payable him
tofore,
Payment foregoing viii be by the
Boston, York, Philadelphia
Parue, entitled to receive The money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE
May 29-diniaNov Secretary Of the Treasury.
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HrADo,1sTEns VOLUNTEERS, u. o.,
Washington. rscpt~ntber ~ iRaf

HrApo-ksTEns VOLUNTEERS, q. O.,
Washington september a. 1855.
He field staff and company officers Of the
trct Of Columbia viii assemble Railroad Depot tues
day morning next the JOIN hafpast i've O'Clock
cisty q perform They viii
President Of the Und from
his journey visit 70 New Hampshire aud will relieved
the vouHstf. Of Maryland State line the city
spre
The company q Presidents Mounted Guards assemble al
the Executive Msnslon O'Clock that morning
President 10 The depot.
ny order Of Colonel HleKEri II. N. ODER,
seP3 Adialtnt
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Form B.

Know all persons BY these presents that released
and hereby releases the slae OF Texas from all
claim for The OF certificate evidence
Der for the sum Of - issued by the late republic u
by authorities IL
BEL redeemed the United with N. o
visions Of Congress- entitled
Of such creditors Of the republic o com
pretended In the Of Congress Of September hun
approved of rsbruary and a. ~,
Of ToIas approved the LIST Of Febtua " 1880
A. witness my hand and seal.
92-dinlsJsn
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND

The following the draws Maryland Conso
dated Lottery for the benefit Of Carroll County, sc class g.
drawn September IS 1855
"A 20 2s II 40 CT 46 20 ? 40 20 80
The following 81 Psapsco Institute
Iouery, class aS4, dawn September %, 1856
80 ! 40 "a 81 90 10 81 II G % 81
The following the drawn numbers % The Maryland Couso
dared Lottery, benefit Of Pocooke River sc ~
drawn september %, 1855
81 60 GO 40 80 81 10 As 70 ~ 81
The following the drawn numbers Of the Paapsco Institute
Lotlery class -, drawn September "a, le5Gi
"A 40 AZ AZ AZ "a 30 81 SO 40 80
R. FRANCE Co., Manager.
d. McPu,tL Commissioner.
sept @-n
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liarkkfs

INV YoRK, Sept. 2s-Cotton is steady. The steamers
bad effect upon prcesaes Of 700 bales Flour has
characteristics Of % 600 bbl State Sc 20 Sc 40; Ohio
s. 20 So 90; standard southern, 81 10 81 u.s.
Wheat has advancedsaes Of Sc, 600 bushels white 81 CO
81 TO- red 81 81. Corn is firm and rae higher-sales
Of 49, 900 bushels southern Mixed 6s1E cents Pork il
buoy ant-saes Of mess at $40 49, Beef Is unchanged
choice repacked IS so Sill. Lard is essier-saes bb
I4 cents. Whisky active-sAles Of Ohio IS cent?
Coffee is firm-sales Of Rio at lo. llA cents Sugar
frm-sales OF 500 hhds Havana, 0s cents Moasse
Is firm. Spirits turpentine dul-ssles az cents Rosin
steady and unchanged Rice quiet at ~ cents. Freigh
a frmer.
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TnE FORUM Forty Years Full Practice a. tho
sepf0 FaANcE TAYLOR.
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tarm a.

Know all persons by these presents that released,
hereby releases United further
liability payment ceihcae evidence debt
number for the sum of s. Issued by the late republic
may
by United with the
OF Congress, entitled An provide
republic COM
pehendsd in The Of Congress OF September nine eighteen
n.y. approved day February,
OF approved the LIST February ,ls56
As witness my hand and seal.
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The French RAILROAD Spindle.

| NEW ioRK, Sept 2s.-Two parties charged with being
with the great railroad swnde the Northern
Railway Company of France arrested here
Seventy thousand francs recovered The whole
Of the swnde ascertaned to be nearly three million francs
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NEsrP0RTi September l8.
forgot to MENTION in my letter Of yesterday that Gov
Geary had captured with company Of Dragons ninety
six OF the Lane party under arms and holds them for trial
He Is carrying the into Africa Gov. Reeder and Ger
rift Smith had much better their money for Fremont
his Is hopeless and II will be throwing money
away II is Lane Gen. Lane is at this time plum
derng the people bis route back towards Nebraska
When last heard from he rayaging the Grasshopper
Greek country. The governor has the troops after him
and they win bring him back il is to be hoped.
or course there hundreds Of people who have been
of from their claims who cannot return them yet
Peace be firmly established before viii be safe for
them TO do The next thing to prepare for the cleo
ton which takes place the FIRST Monday in October two
weeks from this me-short notice Many Of the counties
have made nominations yet Some Of them, perhaps,
will be represented at all The governor viii issue his
proclamation in few days and the proslayery party will
take active steps to organize thoroughly The abolition
sts IL true to their professions win all They
sticking to the "State Of Kansas yet The State OF
Kansas viii give her electoral vote to Fremont win not
that raise the waning stock Of black repubicanism2
H. G. r.
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National Theatre.
klnks CO... Leases.
Also, Of he baltimore and Richmond Theatres.
P Prs.. si5s1' s5s parqa',' q
Ofehcstfa chairs. 1
FfiNate bores.s......
Family circle
Isiolea botes $50 =
Boa once open from O'Clock, a. ~, 70 5, pm.
TUESDAY EVE SNG. sEPr %, 1855,
Joyous Of beautiful young artEc
MRS. LIZZIE WESTON DAVENPORT,
who, sustained by
Mr. A. II. DAVENPORT
And the accomplished star Company Of Baltimore, will
sympathy thrilling and touching mpersonat,n o. the sarr
Partisan coqueus,
CAMILLE,
An genius. inspired originality or which I'M,
rnrsiy, syer, been eIceed. This great play offered mi
Incompatible casts
Armand MI II. A. Langdou.
81 Mr. ~ w. Davenport
'sssss tdhs
W. n Bangs
Afhur Van Osien
Camille. Mrs. Lizzie Davenpt
MISS Warren.
Nanetts.s.... Miss Parker
utienc..s''. Mrs. Ellen MOrant
Miss Warren
Concluding with the farce termed
THE LOAN or A LOVER
Door, open ~ OcOckPerormanes commence Al O'Clock
Sept ao--t
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TIE Presidsnt's Eacort.

PHnApELPHIA, Sept. pa committee OF citizens win
meet the President at Wilmington and him this
city. He will go to New York in the 5-ocock train
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nApst CkPsi-B-ts.t patterns, for sud boys
lust opened large and selected % ancy
and ocksy styles, all qualities, and VERY low fn cash
Gao. ". WHITE CO.'S
Fashionable Hatsnd Cap store, Psue.yvsna avenue,
sepi6-seodh between pm and ION sussu,
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wEgrroRr. September 10. 1856.


Gov Geary gone the head Of several companies Of
Dragons in search OF Lane He Is determined to
him II he is In the Territory. That is doing the thing well
fault OF Gov Shannon Incidence lie would not
an order or wish executed Gov Geary goes and the
writ Lane executed in person This augurs Of
The aboitiouists have just learned have off Mr.
l. McKinneys wagons they took from his Santa Re train
Iowa. loaded with stolen goods What Is to be said Of
such party 1t robs the highways and its members who
commit the robberieg run off to Iowa to escaped
But this Is not the only of robbery One
mittea few days since revolving In the extreme Mr.
George Greathouse and frene In advance OF Gen
Reds army Franklin two rode 10 them pre-
tended TO be proslavery, and invited them to 90 up in
town. They started of together, and they about
entering the place Greathopse shot through the bead
by Of the assasns and both commenced firing the
other bat FOL tunatey missed him They then got down
from their horses and these representatives OF the poor
secuted eeSate party deliberately robbed the body oil
two thousand and dollars the exact sun In possession
Greathouse. He had counted bis money in the morning
with view Of giving il his captain for safekeepug.
have and convesed with those who the money
counted and also saw the ragamuins take of the poor
fellows panaloons boots and socks His shirt was
rated with blood and they left that the body Wei
shirts Of flannel instead Of these campa ms
This act Of barbarty committed within the sight oil
the advance guards mile off, who IL all but could moi
assist Greshouse because they had peremptory orders To
house was formerly from Kentuoky--Danvie believe
and was an intelligent and very popular young He
was buried with the honors OF in a implanted
box which all the coffin that could be got He sleeps
the open prairie Franklin which lately attacked
BY Lane lbs prosavery inhabitants driven of and itself
looking like dapdsed castle tenantless Of everything
but rats and screech owls. The election s approaching
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InroHrAsT FROM NEW yoHK.-Trade almost
suspended In KER has made h drsf upon
stock market and homo aEain triumphant, with he ee
prepared
splendid Of cloths,
offered would afford him pleasure
orders gentemen hing
confident that he has 10 his every facility
giving complete satisfaction.
Terms moderate Exhibition charge.
WILLIAM TUCKER,
Merchant Tailor, No. f26 Pennsylvania avenue,
Sep l9--sod4w between Az and 9th streets
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NorICE.-B. OWEN A SON. military and merchant
~ alors 22 Pennsylvania avenue
North with their fail supply Of goods CONSISTING Of select
cloths, cas-mees vesinc with of
furnishing articles which they invite The attention
Of their friends and
sept27-dw keodlw
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lNAHPErING--We would particularly the or
v persons wishing furnish haed-oms
beautiful styles Of imported Essh and Brussels
capetns erhih'tag second
thifd floors We have paid attention Of
these goods, and feet confident their
elegant designs and moderate prices, viii recommend
them vorahy them
Of going North 70 make their purchases.
We have great variety tapestry, Brussels,
stamped dino, ply, double ysnsnn carpeng,
received from and will be cold
unusually cheap. BARNES 4 MITCHELL,
on the Avenue, between Sun and sth streets.
Sep le-eofaw
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ALMOST AN AccIDEET.A piece of the those" of Mans
field mountain, Vermont, computed to weigh 1000 tons,
fell Thursday the 2lst ult only few moments before
this MIR. White of Burlington, with his wife
and daughter, had been standing upon it.
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BnrEx BY srlprR-The Boston Times says

BrrrKS by srlDER-The Boston Times ssys
"Mr George W. Morgan the celebrated organst on his
last visit % this city, while walking in garden belonging
TO friend bitten by spider The poison Of the in
sect that II dused itself all over his system
and be confined to his several days He Is now
improving