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AUCTION SALES

BY WALL q BARNARD, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. AT Arc.
mn I u q; SATURDAY MORNING, October
s. W clock, we wall sell, in front of our Auo-
uon eoms, a good ASSIGNMENT of Household Fur-
Pun. c. being the effects of families declining
Mahogany S1fas. Sidebosrd, Card Tables 'sl1
Dn dressing and Plain Bureaus, Side
Dining, DCessing, and other Tables, Clock
Lounges, Bedsteads, Feather Beds and Bedding
Zane and Wood seat Chairs and Rockers
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Chamber Sets
large and small Glasses. Crockery. &c.
Cook, Par'or. and other Stoves
With many other Housekeeping Requisites
- go. l.t Also,
barrel Turpeutine box Starch "A.
10 gallons No. Varnish. keg Putty $50 ..
Inga,ons NO do. 2boXes CrOme, Green and
~ gai ons No. J do. Yellow
dozen YARNS and Paint Brushes Glue &c.
Oci6-ts WALL BARNARD, Aucts.
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BARNARD BUCKEY. Anets.
IVA. GREEN Auct,oraer

ffy n. W a EEN, AuctlOneer.
EAECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
~ FRoyED AND UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY.-On
tRlDAf, the 81 instant, | shall sell, al nv auc-
lion store at oclock m, the following described
valuable property, viz
ma Of Lot No: |. in Square No. ESQ., improved by
q Eoou DIIes I1Ouse. ms property Is situated al
the corner of South Capitol aud streets.
All Of Square No. 662. This property is bounded
10y south Capitol, South 8 and Water stTectS
m OTIS 2, 3, and a. in Square south ofSquare No. u.s.
This property is bounded by South Capitol, Il and
streets. ~
Lot No. ], In Square 662, containing 2i772 feet
rms property is at the corner of South and Water
strests.
Lot No. J., in Square south of Square south of
square 667 This property fronts on south w, be-
tween + Irst street west and Water street.
All of square east Of south of south of 6s7. This
property fronts on Water street, between south V
and w streets.
Lot. and ?, in Square No. TOT. This property
fronts on georgia avenue and Half street east
Lot No. 2. Square No. 7f6, containing IS7 feet
with the improvements which is good Frame
House. 49, ~
The above water property is considered the most
valuable OF any now for sale In Washington and the
sale VIII be well worthy the attention of persons
wishing to make a good investment
Terms One-fourth cash balance IN 6, IL, and "a
months Tor notes bearing interest from day of SALE
BY order OF the executor.
&C ~ A. GREEN, AuctIOneer.
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Arrival of the Northern Light.

New YORK, Oct 16.-The steamship North
EN- Light, with passengers and California mails
of both ult, arrived here this morning
She has sl,660,eoO in specie, and upwards Of
100 passengers.
The Northern Light arrived at quarantine at
midnight.
The following is the list Of treasure by the lost
Central America:
Wells, Fargo q Co, seas 800; American Er-
change Bank, s23l $40; James Patrick, slO5 600;
I DUNCAN can She Gun sseSoS Freeman Co,
& Co., 81, OBS; Treadwell Il Co slO,02s; John
Durand Co $40; w. Appleton & Co, IS 900;
Z q Rosenfeld, 81 ,509; Henry Strybing, s26Oo;
eSSf5f H mG@sG SS s1S ds n 0Edi
ly & Co, Sal 600; Ross, Falconer Co $50 9I2:
VIM. F Coleman & Co, s2I 500; Howes CrowilI,
Measurler and c. Adams, sc 500 4 Einstein
Bro, $1,000 q c. knight & Co, g, go; S. g
Hand Co.. 500. Total al ,2l9, 1s9.
Marks of treasure consigned TO order:
w & Co, $40 $40; w. III. & Co., SIS 800; III.
& Il $1,000; r. l.. r., IS 600; l. in a diamond,
s3,OoO, :. D.. SD, $50; w in diamond, siO,-
9UG; Allan McLain, $4,000 n &B s336i;
; III, III. & Co, $500.
The official result of the State election had been
declared in most of the counties. The total vote
poiled WAS some 1900 behind the preceding
esection. The returns show Weller's maiority 20
be II.OOO over both Bowie (AmerO and Stanley
(Rep) The latter leads his competitor about
l.Odo votes. The Legislature is overwhelmingly
ID -mOcratc
Inv pcoIle 'e>oiNtu W Pay Tue Stdte oeDt Dy a
majority of 5000 against repud ration, but have
refused to cali State convention 10 revise The
constitution. A majority Of the votes cast was
necessary 10 ensure The convention, but so great
was the indifference manifested. that a moety
Of the people only voted on the question.
Mining operations throughout the State were
carried on vigorously ever. The various hoom-
ING companies on the rivers were getting fairly
to work, aud many Of their enterprises were re-
sulting successfully.
Crops throughout the State had generally been
garneTed in excellent condition
Immigrants 10y the overland routes were pouT-
inc into the State in great numbers. A great
majority OF the trains had more less difficulty
with the Indians.
Trade was generally dull.
The Northern Light arrived In time to connect
with the early train
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MARRIED.,

At Mount Ararat. the residence Of Robt. C. Clas
cit, Esq Prince George county, Md, on the 18th
instant. by the Rev. MIR. RoIfs,- John w. LY-
ONS, Of GEORGETOWN. ID. c., to Miss AMELIA J.
DORSETT, OF Anne Arundel.
In Baltimore, on the l4th instant, by the Rev. Mr.
WiIlIams. HENRY THORN, Of Washington, to
MARION STOCkDALE. of Baltimore.
At Brownville. New York, ON the 9th instant, BY
the Rev. A. Oliver, DIR. JOHN e.. FAIRFAX, Of
the District of Columbia, to MARY, daughter of
the late Col. r.. Kirby, OF Brownvillc.
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NICE You've Mrs,.-Yest,rd.y party of four |

NICE YouSe MEse-Yessrday party Of four
young men, in drunken condition were moving
about the city in hack, stopping at various bar
rooms to ''liquor.n They paid visit to Adams
restaurant, In the Second lard, and while there
got into quarrel among themselves, which
promised to come to blows but for the interfer-
enee OF offcer Ward, of the Auxiliary Guard !.
ne omcef, on searching their carriage, found
shape or muskets, with the barrels cut of about
nail length. Theyswere heavily loaded and all
ready Tor use. These murderons and cowardly
weapons are Of the same description those no
tteed IN the hands of some of the parties engaged
in the late fremen's riot at the corner Of Four
One Of these young men, named Jos. Birch,
was put in the hack and sent of the other was
taken to his home by officer Williamson his
name was given as Geo. Munroe. In a short time
Munroe was seen approaching, and his manner
of walking having aroused suspicion that be had
hanson arrested him and took him before JUS
Clark who held him to bail for a hearing this
morning.
At ten O'Clock to-day the Justices took up the
ccse and the witnesses not being present the Uni
ted States case was dismissed, and the corpora
the costs.
The arms are retained to await the direction Of
the Mayor.
"How BLESSINGS brighten as they take their
flight" Only three more of Blitz's capital per-
formances: one on this evening, and on to-mor-
row afternoon and evening.
WATcH RKrURNs.-Bridget Carol, Ireland
drunk and disorderly dismissed Charles Wal
tiers, Massachusetts, drunk and disorderly; secu-
rty and costs 81 10. Eleven dodgers in-not one
from the District of Columbia
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Marshal for the District of Columbia.
oc g. dtds

NARSHAI.'S SALE.--In virtue of two writs of
w EIen FacIas, issued from the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the County Of Washington and to me directed
s;a eX pose To public sale for CASH IN front ofthe
Courthouse door of said County. on SATIl h DAY,
the oath of October next, lS57, at y OcOck. m the
following property, To wit: ali defendants right
title. claim. and interest IN aud to undivided
half part of lot No in Square No 5I8 in the City of
Washington, ID. c., together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
the property of David A. Hail. and will be sold 10
satisfy Judicias Nos Sc and 81, to March term, 1857
IL favor of William w. COrcoran.
j. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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DIED.,

Christopher Spence. in the S1th wear Of her Vi
Her friends and acqualntances are respectfully in
ylted to attend her funeral on Tomorrow lSatur-
her husband, No, 597 9Th street, Island.
On the 18th instant. WILLIE TIMON, aged 5
years, month, and Is days, the youngest son Of
Andrew and Josephine A. Sessfrd.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral Saturday
Afternoon, at O'Clock, from the residence of his
parents, No. 499 T. street.
On the l4th instant, Mrs. EPHY PRICE, in the
18th year of her age.
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Missouri Legislature.

Sr. LouIs, Oct. 13.-Thc Legislature of Mis-
souri, meets on Monday next. The utmost con-
hdence prevails that ample provision will be
Ianuarv
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOrlCE-That the sub
Il scrIber hath obtained from the Orphans' Court
of Washington county. in the District OF COLUMBIA,
letters of administration on the personal estate of
SAMUEL WAR DELL, late Of WakhinKtaa conn
said deceased hereby warned to hibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscrber on or
before the 18Th day Of October next they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit OF the said
estate. -. F.-t..-s -. = rs7- 49,.
b. III. ST1NEMETZ.
ocH-w3w AdmInIstTate:,
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Lancaster County Agricultural Fair.

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. l5-The County Agri
cultural Fair opened yesterday morning, and /:
meeting with most complete success. Tn,
show exceeds by far the state Fair held here fou
years ago. 1t will continue open four days.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, October l6.-Flour has advanced;
sales Of 500 bbls; State "a 7OaS4 s.; Ohio s5 l5i
IS to; Southern is steady at $5.5Oas573
Wheat is duh; tales Of Is, 600 bushels; white
81 25aSl.3 holders demand an advance Corn
Is higher; sales of 9 SO bushels; mixed 73c vel
low IS.
Provisions are quiet; mess pork s92ss2a Lard
l36aI5c.
Whiskey is unchanged; Ohio PIC.
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street sold at IS 81 Ohio was offered at the same
figure, but found no buyers; City Mills Sass Is
for cash and on time.
Wheat is little frmer; red fair to prime 81 oS
asl is, white good TO prime 81. loal. IS.
Corn has advanced white at oia7Oc, yellow
65s66c.
Whisky is unchanged; City 2Ohi Ohio slK.
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k hi F itRH s6cihfG'ckING$ Trustees.
Oc 1n-IaWiS A. GREEN Auctioneer

MARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue Of three wrlts
~ Of FIen Facas, Issued from. the Clerks Office
oi the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
Will expose 10 public sale for CASH. i'm front of the
Courthouse door of SAID county. on WEDNES-
DAY, the 18th day of October, at - o'clock IN, the
following deserted property Ia wit: ali dsfends mt
rSht title, claim, and interest and to thai part of
Dot.NO u. IN Square No. S74, commencing q feet
9Eches from the northeast corner of said lot front
ing IS feet inches on i street North, between OH
and 10th streets West, ard running hack that width
the whole depth the lot together with all and
guar the improvements thereon, seized and levied
upon as the property of Wi lam ID. Acken and will
be sold To satisfy Judcals Nos $751; Sl8. and So TO
Obtober term, 1867, IN favor of Charles Koones
of Parker II. Clark. Peter J. Steer, and Fielder M
Magruder, rs. " ililam ID. Acken.
j. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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AeuK SuFFKRKRs PLEASE READ TINS

DT. Eterson's Great Awe Remedy.
Messrs: FoRD& Bro. have secured the agency
for this City OF this highly celebrated Medicine for
Ague or Chills and Fever. No other article ever
acquired so great celebrity ash this for the euro of
Inaarlous diseases IL Is the article OK tensIvey
King" So certain and lasting is It's results, that
we venture to predict, that if each case in the Dis
trIct would at once it would hear but littl
more of Asue this season.
Call and get clrcular-2O, corner OF Pa. avenue
Oc l4-lw
WEDDING CAKES. of every kind at very low pr,-
ces, made to order, at the PhiindeIphia Ice Cream
Depot, corner 18th and streets ne IT. Inns
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The Ohio Election.

CLEVELAND, Oct. l6.-Returns from sixty-two
counties have been received, showing a Demo-
cratic gain since last fall of u, Sol votes. The
Democrats now confidently claim the State by a
majority
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Later from Havana.

NKw YORK, Oct. I6.-The steamer Daniel Web
ster, from New Orleans via Havana, has arrived
The Cuban news is unimportant.
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denomination of Mayor Wood.
The Ohio River.

NEw YORK, Oct. 16.-Last night Mayor Wood
was Tenominated at Tammany Hall by IS votes
~
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rLOAKS, MANTILLAS, AND SHAWLS.
HARPER & MITCHELL.
The Cloak Room connected with our new store
will he opened this day and take pleasure IN call
ing the attention Of friends and purchasers gem
orally to well assorted stock of he above goods
embracing all the novelties of the season, consisting
in part of ...
Embl oidered, lace trimmed, and PLAIN Lyons Velvet
Cloaks and Mantilfas
Super Black French and Beaver Cloths, plain and
full-trimmed, IN every variety ofstyle
large and full assortment of Black and Grey Cloth
Busters and Mourning Cloaks.
SHAWLS, SHAWES, SHAWLS,
In Shawls we have a rare and beautiful stock
Camels' Hair Shawls and Scarfs
Lcng and square Brocha, at the late large
auction sales in New York
stella in all colors, with Cashmere and Chenille Dor
ders
Long and square Bay State and Scotch Plaids
Black Cashmere with silk borders, for mourning.
&C 5 cost
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financial.

NEW YORK, October l5.-StoCks are frmer and
active Chicago aud Rock Island al; CumbeT-
land Coal co. ~; Illinois Central RR So do.
Bonds ST. Michigan Southern TX; n. Y; Cent.
6SA; Reading RR 36k; Canton Co r4i Virginia
67s 3d. Missouri 6's g.
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Baltimore Markets.

WHEELING, VA, Oct. l6.-The river here To-
day is feet and rising.
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A TTENTION, HoUSEKEEPERS.

respectfully call the attention ofhousekeepers to
Spenos's ELEVATED HOT AIR COOKING
IKANG T. that heats the parior above and chambers
Woodward's METROPOLITAN Stove and Crate Eaoto-
*, No;, Sls and s2s PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between
N. b. Hot Air Furnaces of the latest improve
oc7so4w G. WOODWARD.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS

FOR BOSTON:-The superior fast-salng clip
II per schooner SearsvIlle, Scars, master,
has ar 1ved and will be receiving freight for ~
the above port on Monday. Apply to HARTSza
LEY BRO, lOl Water street, Georgetown, ID.
e. " I6-fw
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r UMBER, LUMBER. LUMBER.

IL
The subscribe has just received per brig Maria
from Wilmington. N. c., a lot of GlRDEK, of the
following sizes:
Il by r. 10 by ~ by H. by IL and by TO- from 10
to - feet lengths.
Has also on hand WALNUT PLANK. from to
inches thick.
Also, seasoned PANNEL WHITE PINE
PLANK, from "a TO inches thick.
The attention Of carvers ls especially invited to
the above ID
Also, q large and well selected assortment of
BUILDING LUMBER. which will sell low for
caah, or on accommodating terms to punctua GUS
TONER'S
Yard No. 81 Water street. GEORGETOWN.
oc l2-eoSw -. .WHEATLY.
Tor RENT.-rhe DWELLING part of House
L No. g6 Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. c. In
quire at the Confectionery next door. oc saw
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By A. GREEN. Auctloneer.

by a. GHEEN, AuctlOneer.
TNRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
Il ERTY.-By virtue of a deed of trust from Alex
ander Fnnnet and da ted the 9th day of
la6 and duly recorded N iber j. A. =, No Ito. To-
los S4, &c, of the land records for Washington
County IN the District Of Columbia, the subscriber
Will sell. on MONDAY, November &c, at 1 O'Clock
p. IN, on the premises, all that piece or parcel of
Ground situated in the City Of Washing ton. and
known md described as part of Lot numbered two
~ IN Subdivision of Square numbered two hundred
aCd twenty eight (2l3) fronting twent, five (2jl
faet on street, running hack 1857 feet
gethes with the appurtenances. right, privileges,
AID other heredItaments thereunto belonging.
Terms: One-th!r cash tof which : - must lie
paid on the spOt,l balance in and IL months.
deed gwen and deed of trust tsken
Conyeyancing at purchasers expense.
=. kLFR IHH siciifG'ck!NG$ Trustees.
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AUCTION sAIHs.

1rDhL v 1O-<nOhhOW MORNIK1J
By JAS. @. McG UIRE. Auctioneer
Government SALE OF wRoUGBT
~ AND CAsr lion, &c.-On FRIDAY 1FTER.l
the Capitol, near the north wing, shall sell lof If
Wrought and Cast Iron lately the large and m,
balcony onthe north end of the centre Capitol build
ing. .-.... .r.
Also, two fine Cast Iron Settees. r-.-
Terms cash, IN specie.
By JAMES C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
INTERIOR STORE FIXTURES AT PUB
PetoOer nth at 10 O'Clock, front OF the Auction
ICONS. ! shall sell quantity OF superior Store
rNIIntes, &c. comprising
Sass Casing, Shelves and Drawers
6ronzed Iron Counter Stands
ssSuh.ers. Tables with Drawers, &c.
The whole being admirably ads MED for stationary
or fancy store. P''' 'o' s'"''"he''
Terms; credit of IN and On DAVIS. for s,,;sf.c,o-
&C lad i z, NcGI-rpu ...., q
By JAMES c. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneeT-
EAECUTOR'S SALE OF FURNITI-RE
= 1,nA ,HP BEDDING; CARRIAGEs. &c.-On SAT-,
UEDA1 MORNING, October nth. at no O'clock
weshail sell large lot of Furniture and UonsekHao'
ing FL ects, belonging TO the estate of the late III
liam Bigiy, comprising y
Mahogany hair Spring Sofa and Chairs
MarDe-top Centre and Sofa Tables
pressing, Dining, and Card Tables
Lounges, cane and wood seat Chairs
bureau, Washsiands, Tables Bedsteads
Carpets, Oilcloths, Rugs
1hIna, t'lHss. and Crockery Ware
IoSether with a large quantity of articlas an tho
a, House: furnishing line.
Also, at 10 O'Clock, an excellent Fsmly Carriave
suitable Tor one or two horses
. Terms: So ard under, cash over hat sr,n q crod
IL o ..Wo three, and four months, with interest for
satisfactorily endorsed notes. -''
u, THOS: J. FISHER, Trustee.
&c Io-os JAS. &. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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Anew GROCERY, VARIETY, AND PRO
~. VISION STORE,
. In The NORTHERN LIBERTIES.
The subscriber has lust opened Store of the
above description. No. 5H north Nj street,rEn
near 9th, end respectfully soliets TtheE%$A
articles are fresh, and will be sold as low asA.z4
at other store IL the City HIS stock CONSISTS OF
Also, Combs, Brushes, Toilet Powder, Pins, Need
les. Sewing SILK and Cotton. Thread SusPenders'
FoR RENT.-A Brick Stable. with hay loft and
room for carriage and two horses:
90 colin" THOS. ". ADAMS.
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A TTENTIoN, H0USEkEEPERS!

A TTENTION, HOUSEkEkPERS!
"A LATE IMPROVEMENT.
Just out, and for sale only Mt c. WoOdward's Me-
tTopolitan Stove and Crate Factory, the PARLOR
COMPANION FURNACE, made heavy and
strong of cast The Improvement is the letting
in Oft cold through the bottom of the Furnace
and throwing NJ against the hot fire. chamber and
heating it, and throwing the hot air from it to the
parlors. ~
Pa. av., between 10th and nth streets,
90 T. cow > - n Nos. 3l3 and 500,
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A ~ STILL LIVE"
AN ID will not be CutdOne by any in the Painting
Line. Having secured the services of an expe-
renced Sign aGd Ornamental Painter, am prepared
to do SIGNS. BANNERS, TRANSPARENT
CIES, &C., IN the latest styles.
Also, continue to do HOUSE PAINTING
GLAZING, and 6 RAINING in superior manner,
streets.
4-eOtf Nj. II. PARKER
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THE EMPORIUM OF FASHION.

OPENING OF FALL r. WINTER GOODS.
The undersigned would call the attention of citi-
Zens. and strangers visiting the Metropolis, a.
to their extensive assortment of Goods for
gentlemen's wear, VIZ: Nh
French and English CLOTHS and CAS- Nh
sinner rs of the finest grades and textures; .-AAn-
superb Velvet VESTlNGS: Cashmere do; Silk,
Plain. and Fascy do.
Also, Heto article of BASKET CASHMERE,
for Pants very elastic and pleasant to the wearer,
with Cashmere Nesting Of the same make to match:
which, together with a splendid assortment of Cen
tlemen's FURNISHING GOODS. such as Silk
and WOOllen Undergarments, fine Shirts, Stocks,
Handk erchIeis, Suspenders, Cravats, Scarfs, and
Gloves, of every description with every article
cessary to a complete outfit, which will he sold
cheap for cash.
HINTON Il TEEI.,
Merchant Tallors, No. 4f6 Pa. av.,
sc I8-eo4w between ~ and 9Th SITS.
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DUCKSKIN SHIRTS AND DRAW Frs, high
ID ly recommended for colds. weak chests, breasts
and consumptiVe persons.
Also, BUCK EEGGINGS, for riding, long and
short; BOXING GLOVES, and all kinds of goods
In that line.
Sole agent for the District at the Bazaar corner of
9Th street and Pennsy lvanIa avenue.
Q-eo2w HOPKINS
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Millinery, &c.

MADAME PRIBRAM 4 DAUGHTER inform
l'l respectfully the Ladies that they will -,
open on Saturday, October nth, in their es- IA,
lIshment, with which other mi linery ~
can be compared a select STOCK of Fall and 60
Winter BONNETS, RIBBONS. FLOW-s@
Frs. and SWISS BROIDERIES; Also the
finest assortment of new style HEAD DRESSES,
received direct from Paris.
No. III Pa. av., between 10th and 1lth sts south
side. oc I9-I4ts
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NJ Us C L ca RID.

Prof. A. SCHAD, of Georgetown, takes pleasure
in announcing to his friends, and the citizens NJ,
OF the District, that he has resumed his coursexrE
Of MUSICAL INSTRUCTION on the Piano SSiT
Forte, Flute. Violin, and Guitar. He will also give
lessons in Thorough Bass or Harmony, either in
classes or to private pupils.
KS a. SCHAD Will reopen her CLASSES IN
beginners on the Piano Forte, (S5 per quarter, in
advance Mrs. ): Is also prepared TO receive few
private pupils on the Piano Forte.
Application can be male ut their residence on
Fayctte street, near 9th. delights of GeOrg clown
or through the Post tifice. 7-eO2w
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RUCKwHEAT. BUTTER, &c.

RUCkWHEAf. BUTTER, DC.
oGH pounds new hulled Buckwheat.
1900 do. prime Goshen and Glades Butter
b. 81 boxes New York Cheese.
1000 lbs. Hake and Goldfish.
10 half barrels No. and No. MackereI.
81 boxes scaled Herring.
5 bbls. Golden Syrup.
With full assortment of Groceries for sale as
low as the lowest and Corporation Virginia, Mary
land, and District notes taken anpar. When less
than five dollars wanted, 81 will be given in Gro
ceres and s. in specie for any of the above notes.
ALSO,
Agent for the sale of Kettleweps Manipulated
Guano. Terms, for Guano, cash, in District funds.
w. II. TENNEY.
90 l6-st UnteIligencerl
CD REWARD.-Strayed or stolen, on Thurs
sJc day. October 9Th, a red BUFFALO ~zGpM
COW. Face and belly white; also hind fSA<$S
feet, near the hoofs. She had on her neck -.
leather collar. The above reward will be paid for
her delivery to A BUM BAUGH, Warren street,
between I'd and Sd, near Georgetown College.
Oc i4-T
DOR BOSTON.-The packet brig Andover, Gro
L well. master, from Boston, has arrived, Ia
and will have dIspai CHI for the above port. For ~
freight apply to HARTLEY & BROTHER ,-AE
lOl Water street. Georgetown. ID. C.. l3-lw