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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FRoH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
bf HOUSk PRINTING fRLEaRaPa.
The Pres dent On hi, Ionrmx

Il
a., a5HI III Sept, 80 The President of
rac.n,;a .ep states has received a handsome
;ePuon mere to day, as he did in Baltimore-
HIs passage thrSugh on a visit 10 his bon,
IA new Hampshire He met apnonris,. hnrs
or Or Also on the route here from B.Itimor. AZ
Eikton, ND he was received by a delsr.t;on
OK thirty one from the State az n.Is.a,a
when Dr. AskeT welcomed the P,as,S.~, -
patriotic and thrilling terms PresiSsr, p,.- -
rel lied handsomely At almost .yer, -,
the yeomanry turned out heartily TO "a, az.
respects to the Chief Magistrate. Al VIII.
mingtOn, delegation from Philaderphis mat
the party, and Mayor yaux addressed the
President in enthusiastic terms, TO which -
duly responded. When the train reached
Philadelphia heavy shower Of rain was fall
ing, yet there was an immense crowd in at
tendance. The President and party were
escorted directly through for the New York
train. -. ..,.t..s r.
NEW YORK Oct The President arrived
al III O'Clock last night, and stopped at the
hstor House: where be was called. upon by q
number Of United States officials and private
cinzens He this morning proceeded 70 Boo
ton, via Springfield
Boston, Oct. The President has declined
ne invitation Of his political friends TO visit
Boston during his present journey -
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Democratic Mass Meetino

MAucH CHUSK, PA Sept. 2s.-The largest
pemocrauc meeting ever held in Carbon
county took place here today. Prom an
eary hour the town was alive with excite
ment-vehicles Of all descriptions, with from
one to two horse teams, pouring their loads
into the town. The meeting was organized
by the selection Of Charles Williams as presi-
dent, and the assembled thousands were sd-
dressed by Hon. III. Ii. Wright, Gen. wyn-
koop, Capt. A, Day, Charles W Carrigsn, II.
w. Dimmick, and b. Schooner.
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. pAstonishing Cure with only one Bot

PIEsoUE IsLE, Ar Ostook Co., Ne April a, 1854 p
1--WE herewith send you certificate cnre perfornt
Dy the use ofony bottle o the German Bittes m
Cak TO lie man Of sracty, ana have OF the
truth of his story "
es VIII state that nay d4uglter aged about
Dee ,"npIainiHg ~ ram IN her side for six or
yes and about the first Jauuary last wa. taken o,y
ani confined to her bed The pain her wssveryno
We besides being Il Oubled with pains her
All In her breast From reading number f cur., ur,
iormed by ''H"ntisnTs German Bers" was indurpd IN
y her case AMI sent tn your store ard
tte SIe nal taken Ii but few days when trgan Ia
improve, and how, after taking only bottle se Is ,uf.
ing better health than she has for years She feels no pain
IN Der SIDE or in any part Of her body albu:es
care entirely to the lie TInsa Bittsrs. -. !
Salmon Brook, Aroostook Co, He sr.- iwM CLARK
See advertisement. San 7anr
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY 4. GREEN, Auctioneer.
SALEOF BUILDING IOsS
Il at Auctiea.-On THURSDAY. the I'd day
Of October, 1856, ] shall sell, at 5 O'Clock L. IA
In front OF the premises, by virtue OF de ed oi
trust to the subscriber, bearing date the oath das
OK Der ember 1850, and duly recorded in the land
records for Washington county, in the District q
Coiumb!a, the following mentioned property
lying and being In the city Of Wast ington, DIS
trjct OF Columbia, viz: Lots Nos. and ., In
Square NO 653 -
Isnd on FRIDAY, the Sd day Of October,
shall p'oce To sell, on the premises by virtue OF
the Same authority, at O'Clock y. Al ,, Lot No.
10, In Square No 80 also, Lot No. FL, In Square
No 81; also, Lot No 2, In square No 6, con
tai ing In all about 81 922 square feet Of ground
Terms Ore fourth cash; the balance In sir,
twelve, and eighteen months, Tor notes bt ariy q
Interest fror' the day Of sale. All conveyancinS
at the cast Of the purchasers.
The sale will .commencesfcr the last named
property on Lot Mop, in Square No. 6. fronting
on Virginia avenue, next to the corner OF 18th
street west HAMILTON g. FAINT, Trustee
se2I-eo&ds A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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9uinine Arsenic Mercury Opium any Of the
a. dsnssross compound generally resorted BY
IRON this long dtaEn meet affecting annoying
on MI onesses by resarng TO Cartsrs Spanish Mirtur
2nsesrs none ofthe above
cs The Blood aud the remain.
opening the pores OF the body 10 ssst
s breaking up the disease and rcupsrans Its
see the cure Of MT John Longdon Of Va had xed ara
chronic Ague and Fever chs twice tia rec Years
Nothihg permanently cured him, tried
Mxture three battles Of which per eoty restored
hin 10 health nor has he had chill since He Is only
out of thousand who hss experienced tn. lie rene er
ecu of this valuable pu ifsrof the blood sen i In,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND To-NoRRop,
BY A GREEN, AuctIoneer


Two HANDSOME HOUSES AND LOTS
attic Navy Ward at auctien.-On WE'D
NESD6Y, the lst Of October, shall sell, In front
OH OF the premises, PTS O'Clock P NJ fine three
street east between s. and I streets south. The
uouse contains seven conveniently arranged
looms: with other necessary out buildings, being
ps,' OF Lot NO 10, in square No 9o4, fronting 81
side alley, ~ "''
ALSO, at half past O'Clock, shall sell part OF
ws,cS =, IN square soe. ith he improve nents,
ming eight good and Conveniently arrsnp.d
1oon's ana passage, with necessary ont hou es
Inc House fronts on 9TH street east, between sou.
Terms: One-fourth cash baIancetns 10 "a
Is months, for notes bearing interest nom dav ~
sale a deed given and a deed of Trust tsfen
All conveysnefng at the cost OF the purchaser
sc @o-d GREEN, Auctioneer
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COMMUNICATED.
Mr.. EDITOR :. wonld not be doing justice
u one Of ,Washington's best teachers Of music
anu the pupils under his charge, if L failed TO
chronicle those pleasing and soul stirring Ono
I'ons pery aiding the large and respec table au.
dlence assembled at Miss NJ j. HarrOver's
seminary tor young ladies' on Friday evening
,aN, on the above named date and place
froi, seheei first practising soiree of the sea-
SON .ook place, which l am happy to say re-
nects the highest credit and praise on the
young lady pupils, for the skillful and artistic
manner In which they rendered the beautiful
pieces selected for the occasion embrac;ny AZ
they did, selections Of the most heantifni and
varied chaiacter II would be a mattsr Of
saPererogaaon IN me to par ,ularizs, rs dee m
mony Of The different compositions, but the
execution of those pieces, which L can truIv
say were-all we'll done and evinced tbe;,
thorough knowledge Of the divine art, M
we'll as called for the appreciation and praise
Of the audience understand the Professor
viii give q practising soirse in each month
and a concert every quarter r, =
lie s.-r~r vs.t - |a-f' OBSERVER
.-..
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U Impsrtant to the Ladies!-Dr. Du

rVNCoS FEMALE PILLS.-The combination OF fngredi-
ems IN the Pills perfectly harmless efficacy and
merits are based upon extensive prseos thirty
and where the directions have been strictly fol-
loved hey have never failed 10 all irregularities,
relieve painful and difficult psrtic1fsry at
the change OF life They will whites remove
soostuctions arising from cold exposure espses
ans may be used successfully Preventive Call
ths agent and get Circular for particulars Free "a
Price 81 per box VITA full directions wholesale and
renM oy OHAs STOrT, Druggist, Pennsylvania avenue
SAMUEL h. WAITE 52S Seventh street. ktUn ID.
ant e. T. CISSSL, to whom ali orders
be sent aud the Pills will be by
LADIES' who enclose them dollar, -
signature on the boz; to counterfeit u y for
gep. -'F-. 81 f'.- 70 a-tf
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A New Canal Losn-Elect,on &c

cant 'HS IA, sept 9f ga ana advertisement for
Wednesday next Proposals for six per cent
OF the stock are to be received until q .tsser
18th The lean is reinbursabie until 1874
Robert Thompson, Esq was eIecte Oh en-
Terrain OF this city this evening, ia phase Of
Z. w. Benier
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New York Msrkes.

New YoRE, Sept. 80 Flour is firm; sales
of 9 600 barrels State 81. 20sS6. 40; Ohio Sc 20
a$6 80; standard Southern 81 l0ss7 IS
Wheat is dull; sales of 20 900 bushels; red
81 81, white Sl.62aSl 20. Corn is steady;
sales of 10, 600 bushels, mixed oStc. d "a
Pork is buoyant; sales Of 2 800 bbls st
so % for mess Beef is quiet; Chicago re-
packed sll. Lard is very dull; sales in bbls.
at l4ic
Whisky is upward; sales of Ohio at y3ic,
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Baltimore Marketa

BALTIMORE, Oct. Flour 10 firm; ssIes of
Howard street at 1915. There was Lcthing
reported in Ohio and City Mills.
Wheat is erm; sales Of white at $l.55asI .B2.
Ceru is la2c higher; white 6Oa63c, and yellow
e5 .67c =
Whisky is unchanged; City &c., Ohio $50.
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Financial.

NRw YORK, Oct Stocks are generally
lower. Cumberland Coal Company 49,; Ill.,
nois Central shares ll7i; Illinois Central
bonds %, coupons of Michigan Southern sst;
New York Central sag; Pennsyiy anis Coal
Company "a; Re aiding K, ilroSd 81; Virginia
6's ~. Sterling exchange is dull
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322 PENNSYLVANIAA AVENUE.
BUYS FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
MALL STEPHENS HAVE RECEIVED
w their immense assortment Of --...-s
Boys Dress Jackets, BOYS School Jar kets 80
Boys Dress Vests, Boys School Vests -e..'7
6oys, press rants, Boys School Pants
Boys. Frock Coats, Boys' Sack Goats
Boys Over Goats, Bows Talmas s--,.-n
Boys White Shirts, Boys Undershirts r.ss
Boys, Mireno Drawers. Boys Cotton Drawers. 4 &C.
naklnS our assortment Of boys wearing apparel
InE most complete In this city, which we will
sell at New York prices = = -,
WALL & STEPHENS,
90 rem ave-, bet 9th and 10th stree eta,
! 49, --' % q" next TO Iron Hail
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Steamer Outward Bound

NEw YoRK, October 1.-The Asia sailed for
Liverpool this morning, at 8 o'clock, with
nearly sl,0oe,O0O in specie.
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MONSIEUR GASZYNSXI,
P ROF ES5 OR OF NCIEG,

HAS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCES To
Ii the Ladies' and 6 Gentlemen Of Wash ga
ington and Georgetown that he will open 80
his classes f9I this accomplishment IN the I'm
most fashionable style, In Washington at ~
Temperance Hall, f street, between 9th NJ
and 10th, the pIopIietors having expressly
tDed in the most elegant manner for his rse. also
for private feries Balls, Lectures, and Concerts
and In Georgetown at Forrest Hall
Mr.. q. has testimonials from all par's OF tbs
Union for his capability as a teacher Mr.. q Is
engaged In the College CT Georgetown, assisted
by Madame Gaszynski, and In the principal
Setninaries Of Washington, nd In the best tircle
His classes will be commenced in Washington
on the sth Of October. Every Wednesday and
Saturday for children from O'Clock p. IN and
in Georgetown every Tuesday and Friday from
O'Clock p. m. 49,. -, -. ~.
PRACTISING SOIREES .i -.
in Washington every "Wednesday and Saturday
FINN Till 10 O'Clock p m, at George own ever,
Tuesday and Friday. Ladies and GentlemST
will receive instructions in all the most mc<serI
dances
Application for terms can be made at the resi-
dence Of NJ. d. No. Az T. street. between Och ant
10th, or at the Hall. se30
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Marine Intellieence

HALIFAX, Sept. S0.-The ship Britannia.
Capt. Marshal, was wrecked on the oath near
North Cape, Cape Breton. -
NEW YORK, Oct THE steam frigats Vs.
bash sailed this morning from the lower bay.
riyed-all -
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Heath of BROOKLYN.

NEW YORK, Sept 3o.-The health officer Of
Bfooklyn reports one new case Of yellow fever
In the city. There is also reported one new
case OF yellow fever at Fort Hamilton, and
one from black yomit =
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Political Moveme7.

BosroN, October The Republicans and
Americans Of the FOsIth Congressional Dis
triet Of this State have jointly nominated Ii
rus Z. Comils for reelection.
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NOTICE.

IL OWEN son, MILITARY AND NAVAL
He Merchant TailOrs, No Pr Penn avenue.
have just returned from The North with their fail
supply Of goods, consisting OF Cloths, Casimeres.
and Vestfhgys, with a variety OF gentleman = r ur-
rishing Articles, 10 which they invite the atten-
ton Of their friends and customers.
A -
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500 REWAR RID,

- WV :.
RANAWAr FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
D., nVlng In tie village Of Nottingham, .
Pfince Georges county Maryland, on Mon, %
gay ni9ht, the 9Th Instant, NEGRO GIRL z3
MAKlA, who calls herself Maria Chew ~
sne Is about eighteen years of age, about four
teetlen or eieven Inches high. She Is very like
~, ana has pleasant smiling face She has a
Ielnafka6ly fine suit Of hair for one Of her color.
ana IS, altogether, ane looking gin -
VIII give the above reward Of one hundred
tahenrpIovided she is brought home to me or sc
cWed In jail, so that get her again.e ... = -
THOMAS q. TURTOR
Neitlngham, Sept 10, 1S5G-se il.tf =
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BOOK BINDING.

Cpr"sr rEfersnth'st'ser md Mdrsinaf as6sas
EDWARD LYCETr RESPECTFUIi.yI
forms the subscribers TO Browns Bible md
assPeare, now just completed that he Is nre-
pdIeo 20 bind those works In superior styls of
more reasonable terms than can be done In Balfi.
more, Philadt lphia, or New York A letter adj.
asessed to him lpeI poso win enable. him 10 eI.
hton 20 the subscribers specimens OF LIS style OF
e6uted seT-Sm
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Steamer Dissh,ei.

New YORK, Sept. 30.-The steamer Paill-
delphia, from New Orleans, via Havana, ar
rived here to-day, with one wheel disabled.
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FasHIONARLE DANCING

FASHIONABLE DANCING.
DROF. II. w. !MUNDER TAKES GREAT
pleasure in announcing to his former 90
patrons and the public generally that he "a
Will resume the duties Of his school on EffH
Tuesday October 18th, 1886 at the large lHfH
Hall corner Of 9th and d streets (former- III Iha
ly Palmer's Academy Of Music heTeaf- = :,
ter known as c Numbers Metropolitan BaAs
Days Of tuition on Tuesday and Thursday after
moons. at 81 O'Clock, and at * for gentlemen
He well Introduce a variety OF new and fashiona
bic dances, better calculated to improve the car
risge and grace Of the most unskillful pupil than
any other style that has been Introduced. be
p rticularly invites all the scholars who artici
pited In the Fancy Dances last Nav, TO DC present
OF the day Of opening. as Prof. NJ. has something
OF interest to communicate t..
He will continue his classes at the College and
Convent as usual. All those having childrer
here whom they deIire TO receive instruction will
please enter their names early.
Private Instructions win be given either {,
large or small classes o.
All persons wishing to consult with Prof w un
der will p ease leave their add ess at Mr John r
Ellls's Music Store Penn. avenue, near 10th street
Sc 1-H
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IL Goats, Pants, and Vests,

y, DFeSS OUtIS, BHSfHeSS SNfTy.
Noah WALKEe 90, MARBIE RAIL ClorH1xe EnPo.
browns hotel Building, respectfully
mar annual display Of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
pow ready for inspection, comprising assortment Of
eSILkkM AID foUIHs CLOTHING of the newest and rich
oesisnesn material trimming and workmanship. To
VINO stndS excellence, with economy IN fashionable
OF oress sn opportunity is selecting
from Of The attractive stock OF goods I'm bts
~ Wy LOQuC90 prlce1. -
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NEW GOODS FUx aENrLkMEN.-MY

y stoci Of new and desirable goods isnow com.
plets; Gentlemen. supplying themselves with
closhing will find my selections worthy Of atten
tion palms will be spared TO give satisfaction.
READY-MADE CLOTHING Of line quality
always on hand, Of my own make. :,
Also, a general supply OF Che newest and best
quality Flu nishing Goods - So" '.'' =
Al. YOUNG, Merchant Tailor,
39-2w Browns Hotel, Pa aveaue
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DIED.,

OE the 3Oth ultimo, SALLIE BOYLE, daugh-
ter Of James and Sarah E. Owner aged 1 vsa
and 1 months.
At Gisboro', on the 18th ultimo. In the 1sth
year OF his age, ASHTON STEVENS, son Of
Henry Stevens, formerly Of Virginia. =
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tD How oftsn do we hear ,hs inouiry

Nns can get 70 cure this violent cramp nightly
kHow the cause my Nrequsht M
ee vegetables and re
Hdes AkhS Adoxea or ater the
nfh % must pay the penalty. Cur sdgtes =
suSu rouo De- always to keep n bottle HOSrEffER'S
osLEbkAfEu STOMACH BTTTBRs IN the house. 1t win
Up nssaT feiief to Orsnps spssns
oaDhs &c which gener ally the result of over
~ Diet In fct when Interest is
no Iamiy csn afford to be without these Bitters.
oe nsd OF any OF our drug ssts for dollar
- containing full quart, which win last the season.
'"'u W al druggists and dealers generally. Dc 2alw
~ Standard> Silver Ware.-I have just
T Tsnea ln my own manufactoryJ fine assortment of
ana Tea Spoons; Soup, Gravy Cream La
onve spoons Fish Pie, Cake and Butter Knives &c.
All OF which VIII sell much lower the articles
usuaiiy sold for In this sup-f Atty
'" NoIinern hAnnfscture. .... II. U. HOOD,
% N-r ,, No. ass Penna avenue near stu street.
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Locomotive Explosion

BALTIMORE, Oct. IA locomotive on the
Nor bern Central Road exploded this morning
at the Bolton depot The fireman, Bernard
Holton, was killed The engine was thrown
thirty feet from the track :.
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Shocking Murder OF a Ste, 60 yper

AUBURN, n. Y, Sept. "a man named
Jas III. Beadle, stereotyper ia the employ OF
Messrs. Miller, OrtOn q Mulligan, Of this city,
was found murdered this morning. He wss
killed last night by blows on the head from
stone, by persons unknown, aud then robbsd
nf S2S
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A CARD,

A CARD. ..... o..
" f HAVE TIE PLEASURE. TO AN
w nounce TO our friends and Tie public q. 81.
that we have just received our fall stock Of
CLOA ChSlMERES, and VEST M
lN6S OF the very best French. American, III
and En-. liSh mlnufacture, to which w, res ect.
fully ASK 20 call their attention .r-. =,
Visitors and Strangers IN the city can have their
oders f.led by us at the very sh rtest notice, at
fir prizes, and In styles equal at least to any es-
tab ishnent In the city. o.,
GRUBB i LOZANO, Merchant TailoIs
Sc elm 493 9Th st, near Penn avenue
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DOARD, &c.-MRS, BATES, ON THE wv
ID corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
Is prepared to acc0mmoda te gentlemen with rooms
with or without board Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can be obtained. ,,'TS 80 ~ az apt Off
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Boarding.

BOARD AND ROOMS-FOUR OR FIVE
= gentlemen can lie acs ommod ated at No aI3
south 18th street, between and ID Those TAX
Ing meals at O'Clock ocI-3WFss
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E,OR sALE-A TRACT OF LARD, CON
Il taining about as acres, on the Heights Of
Georgetown, being part OF the Valley vifw
Farm, the residence OF the late ohm ii 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 grove Of tim
Der, the balance cleared and IN high state OF cu
tivation. The summit OF this tract Is from $50 10
400 feet, above tide water, and has line view OF
Washington, Georgetown, and the adjacent val
ley Of the Potomac. 1t will he sold entire or In
lots '.'
Also, large Frame Dwelling house and Lot
on the corner OF Filth and ii streets west, Wash
ington city -i -..' q
Apply at Valley View Farm, or to Dr. H. King,
NO 50 Prospect street, Georgetown, ID. C..
je ls-n 80 TIntel1 T.. J. KING
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nIY.f'VE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
eCaPltaIlsts seeking Investment!
" II II A r A IYI 80,

mo. 6 r H. GALLAHER, TODD,s MAR
Coe Building, adjoining Browns f otel, have
io5 Q. On sT Thirty 1--WE
cured by mortgages upon real estate worth donnie
me amount OF said bonds, and interest PAYABLE
semi annually at the Bank OF the Valley, Win.
Gnes!ei, virginia: or at the Bank Of Metropolis,
washington, ID c. h.. 49,
These bonds afford fe and judicious invest.
Heh'. ard, whilst they are quite as safe as Come
iaton STOCK, can be had for less money, vet pay
Hig the same amount cf interest ,.. =.
III The bonds are each Five Hundred Dol
ars. GO =,
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regerant aud lax i've used the
nena Of kurope America, ulsctured daily soda
OF new and highly approved construction.
chqce lot OF Havana Cigars fun supply OF nne Per
hsh Brushes, Combs Shaving Brushes and Toilet
Soeas generally Just received, of direct
GiLMANs New Drug Store 800 PennsyIva pia avenue.
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WATCH RETURNS john Jackson, fighting
and profanity, security for peace in one case,
fine and costs in the other; Charles Finnigan,
fighting, security for peace. The lodging
cells were all occupied last night by old Gus
toners,
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ErUR RENT-SEVERhL HANDSOME Par.
a lors and Chambers, with board.
Also, table ana transient board. Inquire at Mrs
SMITHS, 1913 street. nov 27--n
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MERCURY, in mythology, is dsnomiuate th
god Of thieves. See Washington letter in tb
mornings Baltimore Sun.
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DRAWING AND OIL PAINTING.

IOSEPH WALL HAS TAKEN A STUDIO
~ at Forrest He'll, Georgetown, where be pro
poses 10 open classes in the above as soon as be
obtains a Sufficient number OF pupils
Ladies or gentlemen wishing 10 learn DRAW
ING, as lenglage a means CT rep. esenting
what they see, and expressing ideas, ard not
merely TO copy a Autograph or engraving, will
please enter name and address az Lundy's Book
Store, Georgetown, or Taylor Maury's, Wash
ington.
Terms :-ss per quarter, to be paid In advance.
Georgetown, September ~, 1856 se27-lw
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The most LudicrOus and Laughable Carica
lures of all political parties, only I2s cent,
each. For sale ut Alex. Adamson's, Seventh
street, opposite to the Post Office
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For Sale and Rent,

EOR RENT.-AD ELhGHTFUl.C COTTAGE
L the summer residence Of Rev ] w French
situated near Linnean Hill, and residence a
John Pierce, Esq about two miles from the city
with stable and about ~ a,res OF land Also To-
sale, on the premises, an excellent family horse
aGustomed to the saddle or carriage; two good
cows carriage; cart, and various farming uten
sis or information Apply tor c. JOHNSON
SIP 18th street, near the kifkwoods'. Sc 80 fw-
MRS NEVINS HAS TWO FINE FRONI
w Rooms, which she would Rent with or W. th
out Board. + street, between 7th ard s,h. No
4'5, Immediately opposite General Post Office.
Sc 21-3t&
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SrOKE FOR RENT-ONEOF THE MOST
~ desirable places OF business on ennsylvania
avenue for rent, and fixtures Tor sale Apply at
No. pa Penn avenue, between the hours OF Z
and O'Clock au Scott