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SPIRITUALIsM.-TheB Boston Courier, which
has been doing good service In citing the folly
ana dangers OF those who adhere to modern ideas
ton of soma peculiar phenomenon, that tthere
are men and women, doubtless, who write these
COMMUNICATIONS from the dead, honestly believ.
ing that the spirits seize their arms and guide
theiI hands 1t is not difficult to acquire this
facnity. The experiment was tried, by philo-
sophlcal thinker. with remarkable results Scrib-
bling incOherently for few days, while his mind
was AT the same time occupying itself with train
of connected thoughts he arrived at noint when
his hand moved rapidly over the paper, writing
sentences, paragraphs, and whole pages of which
ne had no recollection after the writing was com
pleeeea; IL Is not very surprising tina. persons
who Tall into this habit and who are IGNORANT of
The abnormal action of the mind, should fancy
themselves under the influence of spirits external
TO themselves. But when they find the utter
surprising they do not begin to suspect the fall
lacy of their belief''
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The WESTERN CONTINENT rur Ornrs-
The Christian Examiner, in speaking of some
sclentlnc observations made by Professor Peirce
of Cambridge, says:
rom conlpa OF the forms of the con-
tinents, Professor Peirce also draws the orde1 %
their upheaval, showing, for instance, that the
western Continent is older than Europe, and thai
Tue Gnlt Stream, during the second day of crea.
tlon, caused the great variety of outline in thai
., According to the above theory, America is in
the = Old World' and Europe In the New. ex.
dctIy reversing our common order of speech
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MODERN ELOQUENcE.-A CORRESPONDENT of IN.
Boston Courier gives the following extract from
a a sermon recently delivered by a Professor OF
Harvard University, and asks If students are safe
when exposed to such language:
= Viewing the subject from the esoteric stand
point OF Christian exegetecial analysis, and az
glutimating the polsynthetical ectoblastsof homo.
SeneonS a<ceticism, we perceive at once the abso-
ate IhuVluuallty OF this entity; while from that
other standpoint of incredulous synthesie which
Characterize the Xcnocratic hierarchy of the Jews
We are constantly impressed with the precisely
antiPeTistatic quality thereof ,
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Bank Convention AZ Bos,en.

BosToS, Aug 6.-About one hundred dele
gates, representing nearly all Ihe New England
banks, met here to day to take preliminary meas
ures for a bank Of mutual redemption, to take the
place Of the Suffolk Bank redemption system.
Mr.. Bates, Of the Westfield Bank. presided. IL
was announced that the half million Of dollars
capital required by the charter had been nearlv
all subscribed. A committee was appointed In
select a board Of directors. and indications are
that the new bank will shortly 90 into operation
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Money Affairs in Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, Aug. 26.-Banking matters are
comparatively quiet to-day, though Third street
is quite crowded as during the excitement YES
tPrday None of the establishments are ~ vet
discTedted. The bankers have agreed not TO sort
or return the notes Of the country banks for thirty
days. No run was made on any house, either
yesterday or to-day. The notes of the kanawha
Banks are selling at 50 per cent discount.
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A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
By A. GREEN, Auoti0nser.

INWOHANDSOME TWO STORY FRAME HousEs
Il WITH BRICK BASEMENT AND CARLETON 18Th,
BErMREN q AND STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY. September Sd, shall sell, In front
OF the premises, at O'Clock p. m Lot No. 8, IN
square No. al, ha wing front Of 81 feet inches,
on i9th street west, running hack IS5 feet inches,
win the improvements, which are two handsome
two-story Frame Houses, with brick easements and
garrets, passages, pantry, and hack porch, contain
ing pine good and conveniently arranged rooms each.
ms property is handsomely located on 18th street
west, between g and II streets north,
Terms One fourth cash the balance in 6, IL, 49,
and "a months, for notes hearing interest from day
of sale. A deed gwen and a deed of trust takcn
r. The property will he sold together or separate,
as II may suit purchasers.
au I'D A. GREEN. Aucf
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TEETH OF AMERICANS American Dentists
have won for themselves here and in Europe an
envlable reputation. Abroad they are par ercel-
tScs, recognized at the head of the profession.
and sought for, naturally, in the same way that
we would look to French cook for good din.
ner, to an Italian for good song, to a German
for good lager bier, to an Englishman for good
roast beef, and an Irishman for good roast pota-
toes-which the latter unfortunately cannot pro-
cure. But it is melancholy to reflect that the
American disease Of over application to business,
among other causes, is Indirectly sapping our
health in this respect as well as others. A wri-
ter in the Tribune truthfully remarks:
=" Inquestionably, the strength and soundness
OF the teeth OF the Americans are below those OF
Europeans We do not claim any immaculate ex
celIence for those of the latter, but compared
With the former, they are better. If there were
any PROOF wanting to verify this proposition, ii
would be found in the proverbial excellence OF
american dentists; Here, first the profession
Was fully connected with the study of medicine
and surgery and the beautiful mystery of arrest
ing the decay OF the ivoryportals of the stomach
recognized as speciality ofsurgery The canse
OF the inferiority Of American teeth, and the
means OF giving them due strength, should occu.
py the attention of every parent, and every one
whose age has placed him beyond parents care.
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DeStrncfiNe Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, AUG. 26.-The large steam saw
mill. belonging to Mr., + b Marshall, at Coville,
j was destroyed by fire this morning, together
with about three thousand dollars worth OF lum-
her belonging TO Messrs. Reed Il Wilson and T
c. Kimule & Co. Mr.. Narshall's loss is estima-
ted al 3, COZ. No Insurance.
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SEWING MACHINES.

Our Agent. Mr. John Porter, visits the oitv Of
Washington for the purpose of exhibiting 60 the La
DIES Of This vicinity the justly .celebrated WAT
MACHINE, and also make sale for Territorial right
ior ne OlstIiet Of Columbia: Machine will be on
exhibtion at e w. BoteleF's, lron Hall, No. 3l8
Pennsylvania avenue, whore he would invite all per-
au 25-iw ROBBINS d CO.
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A RNY'S CONFECTIONERY FOR SALE.
IA This well known and popular estabii shment is
now offered for Sale thus presenting rare Opportu-
NIFTY Tor good Confectloner to enter into safe and
prohtabie business. Possession can be had LIST No.
Nember. The three-story Brick House now occu-
pied as above, is offered at private sale until about
20 September, when, If not previously disposed Of,
will be sold at public auction.
For particulars inquire on the premises, No. "a
Bridge street, GEORGETOWN, ID. c., or to WIN.
BRIDGE rs, SlS West Baltimore street, Baltimore.
s1-n
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NEW ARRIVALS OF BOOKS
L At TAYLOR A. MAIIRE,S

The Feathered Arrow. or the Forest Rangers, by
Frederick Gerstaecker, 50 cents.
The Common Objects of the Sea Shore. including
Hints for an Aqn um, Ivy the Rev. j. q. Wood,
Is cents, colored illustrations and bound. 81.
Life IN China, by the Rev. William C.. Milne. NJ A,
for many years nj isssonary among the Chinese,
with four original maps, $i.5). ; :
Lands of the Slave and the Free; OF Cuba, the
United States, and Canada, copiously illustrated,
by Captain the Honorable Henry A. Murray,
UNPROTECTED Females in Norway; or the Pleasant
Way of Travelling There, Passing Through
Denmark and Sweden. Sl2h
The Divine Life, BY the Rev. John Kennedy, MA.
The Five Gateways of knowledge, by George
=, Wilson nj DE- RS t., 81 cents.
Funeral EulOgy at the Obsequies OF DR. T.. X. Kane,
delivered at Philadelphia by the Rev. Charles
81 W. Shields, Is cents.
campbshs Livesof the Chief Justices of England,
Eveangs with Jesus. prepared from Sermons
Preachcd by the Rev. William Jay, OF Bath,
suS-H .p Bookstore near 9th street..
HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN FOR OIL pr.
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Marine Disaster.

NoRFoLK, Aug 5S.-Anrived, barque Jasper,
ftOm New York. bound % Charleston. Sunday
night, of Little Egg HaTbor, she was run into by
a schooner, carrying away her bowspTit aad cut
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From New MPxico.

1T. Louis, Aug. 26.-The Santa Fe mail has
arrived. The general news Is of an unimportant
character. The contest between the candidates
for Congress was violent and exciting. The mail
party met Col Sumner al + ou Atkinson en- route
for Bents Fort. a few days previous Sumner
attacked four hundred Of the Cheyenne Ind ians,
routing them, killing nine of the party, destroy
Ing their property and taking all their animals.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
GALE ON ACCOUNT OF THE GOVERN
- MENT.- On FRIDAY, the 4th of September next,
| shall Sc u, at the the Navy Yard IN Washington
city, ID. c., on account of United States Govern
ment, at IL o. clock H., for cash
One l5-inch Double Block
One l4-inch do
Two u inch do
Two ll-inch do
Three l0-inch do
'. Two 9-inch do
-Four q inch do
Five l2-inch Single do
One 8-Inch ... do
Three Snatch Blocks
Eleven empty Carboys
One Dbl. and - lbs. Beef Ia barrels Pork To- lbs
Rice, One Dbl. Flour, 235 lbs Butter 49, lbs Cheese
y lbs. Beans.
aus A.GREEN, Auctioneer.
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By c. w. BOTELER, AuctIoneer.

BY y. w. BOTELER, AuctIOneer.
HOUSE IND LOT ON E STREET AT Ape
Mary Il Bafney and others, dated on the 18th day Of
Liber J. A. S. No 49, folio to 10, and for the pu m
Poses OF sad trust will be sold at Pnbe spcten
part Of the Lot Of Ground NUMBERED g. in So Square
point on the north side Of Street north one hun
dred and forty feet and nine inches from the south
seventy one feet and six inches with the western
line ofa portion of said lot number SIX which was
to the ase Of saTy we sc GO enSc
east feet inches thence north Is feet inches;
south 83 feet inch and half; thence east 20 feet
inches and one third OF an inch to the place of be-
The improvements consist of good three story
brick dwelling and basement, with large two story
BACK building and the whole well arranged for res
Terms Of sale: $4,000 in cash, and the residue for
notes note equal sums payable IN SIX twelve and egh
and deed af trust taken to secure the deferred
PIGMENTS. The expenses of the deeds to be at the
The Trustee reserves the right to himself at his
OPTION to re sell the property, at the risk and cost
tune and terms of such SALE or to vacate the sale if
the terms thereof are not complied with by the pur-
The premises are now under lease for s6fO per
anum the lease t. eSPre the st day Of October,
c. w. BOTELER. Aucttionee s:'''
III THE CREDITORS OF MRS. MARY E..
Barney provided for i'm said deed are requested to
leave their accounts and vouchers ut tile office of
the trustee, on AZ street, july ll-eOd&d Dis
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
on account of the rain until THURSDAY. the 9Th
instant, to take place upon the premises, at O'Clock
p. m. aug5-d
III THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
POSTPONED until THURSDAY, the 9th Of Au-
gust take place on the premises at U'clk p. IN.
HI IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN
the above sale ls further postponed until THURS.
DAY, the 10th day of September 1851 to take place
on the premises at 4 O'Clock p. m. -
HENRY Nj. MORFIT, Trustee
au 28-eo&ds G. w. BOTELER. Auct.
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Conyiction for Forgery.

HARTFORD, Ct, Aug. 21.--A man named Mi
nor, heretofore much respected, has been convict
ed at New London, in this State, of commit Dg
forgcTies Oh the pension Office, aud sentenced 20
five years Imprisonment.
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rHs LARGE Hast or THE srffnsoxlS In.

TIE LARGE HAL OF THE snffHsoxnS In.
srIfrrios Is being fitted up by Messrs. Baldwin
Brothers with large two-story showcases for the
reception OF the articles Of the National Museum,
many Of which are now on exhibition at the Pa
tent Once. The work will occupy some consid-
cradle time, but II is expected that a sufficient
number of cases will be done to admit the clear
ing on: of the articles now In the showcases at
the Patent Office by the next meeting of Congress
The hall appropriated for the National Museum,
at the Smithsonian Institution, is admirably fitted
for the purpose, being sufficiently capacious and
centrally located. "a.
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AUCTION SALB.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT on NORTH or
IL NJ sTRHET, BETWEEN 1sTH AND 18th srREFrs
AT AucrIoN,-on SATURDAY, the 2eth instant,
sh ell sell in front of the eremlses at 81 O'Clock p.
M, Lot No. "a, in Square No. leo, fronting north
on nj street, running back IS feet In depth.
Terms; One third cash: balance IN SIX and twelve
months for notes bearing interest from day OF sale.
A decd given and deed OF trust taken on the prem
lses.
an list AGREEN, Auctioneer.
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st. LoUIs, Aug. e6.-Ex- Governor Robinson
of Kansas Territory, has been acquitted Of tn
charge Of usurpation of office.
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BALTIMORE, August 2s.-Flour is dull; sales
of 1900 barrels; City Mills sc; Ohio SO l2H; How
ard street ST p.
Wheat is heavy; red - e0aSl 50; white ~ 25zI
As Corn is dull; white7odS2c.; yellow sOasic.
Whisky is heavy; Ohio -; City &c.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, August - Flour is lower and
dep eSsec, sales of 90 bblS; State SIS goa S6 Is;
Ohio 70 .5Ja Sc IS; southern Sc 3laS6 %
Wheat is unsettled sales Of 900 bushclsiwhite
Sill; red Sl.i5.
Corn is very dull; and sales are unimportanii
mixed Sc
Provisions are dull. Mess Pork SIS IS; Chi
cago repacked Beef Sl775.
Lard in bbls 16kc.
Whisky is easier; Ohio 9Sc
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BY A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.

DJ "A uhEEN, huctloneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
II TURE AT AUcTIoN.-Ou MONDAY, the 3lst
instant, shall SELL at 10 O'Clock m, at the resi-
dence of a gentleman declining housekeeping, No.
$50 on E next to the corner of 10th street, good
assortment of Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Sofa, parlor and rocking Chairs
Do Sideboard, dressing and other Bureaus
Do Hatrack, card and other Tables
Walnut and maple Bedsteads, and Washstands
Lounges, Window Shades, cane and other Chairs
China, Glass, Crockery. and Stone Ware
Cooking, radiator, and other Stoves
3p'y, ingram. aud stair Carpet and Rods
With good lot of Kitchen Requisites.
Terms: Under S25, cash over SIS, ctedt of 81
and 80 days, Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed, bear
ing interest.
an 95-d A. GREEN Annt-
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TINTED STATES SALE OF VALUABLE
~ WHARF PROPERTY AND LOTS on THE SCHUYL
KILL ADJOINING THE NAVAL ASYLUM, PHIL DBL
PHlA.-Wl III DE soid az public auction, on III ES-
DAY the FIRST day of September next at 10 M. on
the premises the United States Wharfand Lots, ad-
Joi1g the Naval Asyl am, also, those between Ship
pen and South streets. numbered from to % InclII-
slye, according To the pan which can be at the
oftlce of the Navy Agent, and at the Asylum.
The terms OF sale will be, Ono-haif cash, one
fourth IN six months and the other fourth In twelve
months from the date of sale. .-.-
Receipts will he given for payments, but no deeds
wal be executed until the final payments shall he
made ami ak the payments to be forfeited If the
terms Of the sale shall not be eOmped with.
The Government reserves the fight 10 6x a mimi
mum value on each lot, below which sale wall not
be made. VIM. BA Deer.
Navy Agent, Philadelphia.
TO he publ ished once week til LIST September, IN
the Portland Argus, Boston Post, Boston Herald,
Journal of Commerce and Daily News, New York !;
Pennsylvania and Evening Argus, Philadelphia;
Republican, Baltimore Inteigencer, Union, star
Washington; Enquirer, Richmond.
iy H-IawtSeBI
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Steamboat Attached
Another Steamer for India.

BCFFALo, August 27.-The passenger boat on
the Mi chigan Southern Railroad line, has been
attached and STOPPED for $4,000.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-The steamship City Of
Washington has been chartered 10y the British
Government 10 carry troops TO India.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-Stocks are dull. Chi
cago and Rock Island 20; Cumberland Coal Com
pany IA; Illinois Central Bonds OF; Michigan
southern leA; New York Ceftral IS Pennsvt-
yania Coal Company6iHi Reading Railroad 6 1;
Virginia 6'S soy; Missou,i6's
Sterling exchange is easier at u.s. aln9H.
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nIacazines AmaIcamatea.
Aeeuittal of Gov. Robinson.

NEW YORK August a7.-Emersoh's Magazine
and PutnaHl's Monthly have been anal ganIsied,
and will start in October with IL, 600 subScribSrS
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IN A CARD.
HE Undersigned takes pleasure In announcing
TO the public at large, and to the practising u
ply SIcIans IN particular, that he will open inS4
the course olnext month hs DRUG-STORE w
AND PRESCRIPTION STAND, ANDH
CHEMICAL LABORATOR , at 500 Ninth street,
between Penn. av; and ID street, east side.
PRESCRIPTIONS OF ply sclans, written in either the
Latin, English or rench languages will most care
fully be compounded, and recipe trusted to the
hands oil an apprentice other employee not fully
competent.
The thorough chemical education. and the long
practice OF the uudersIgned as phaTmaceutist, IA
both the Old World and the United States, will
serve as guarantee for the purity of drugs and pre-
paTatlons kept by him. Every chemical compound
IS tested before made use Of and no poisons sold
cept on receipt from known aud responsible parties
CHI NJ ICAL ANALYSlS-Qualitativ and
quantlatIve-ofso SOILS ashes minerals, ores, waters
&c, is performed at moderate rates; and gentlemen
and masters desIrous of being introduced into the
theory and practice Chemistry and Pharmacy will
have an opportunity offered to that end by applying
next fall.
m Rsfersncss.-Prof. J. d. B. De Bow, Hon.
IHoMAs y; FLoRENcE, r. n. SAGE, Esq, SsLNAR
vocate. MAGNUS GROSS,
Late pupil of Prof. Liehig,
~ 2s-lm graduate ola Pharmaceutical College.
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SPLENDID HOTEL LOT FOR SALE, in the
- city OF Washington, ID. c., and fronting Penn
sy lvanla avenue. -
The Lot is about one hundred and seventy feet by
one hundred and sixty feet being the ground partly
occupied by the Union newspaper printing ollce and
partly by the ruins of the late National Theatre.
There is no place in the country whore first class
hotel is more ImperatIvely required nor where such
a one would so surely prove profitable. The terms
will he made very favorable and If needed facilities
will be afforded in the erection of suitable hotel.
Apply, IN Washington, To G. WINDER; or, in
street.
And. If not sold, the Union Buildings will be for
1887. jy 7-2aw2n
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HUNTING PARK TROTTING COURSE.
III At the south end Of the / ong RridRs

- : dFFHt SUH'H tHH % NC I-oHg bFtdgs.
Tho ProPnetoTs of this new, complete and elegant
Course take leasure in being able to o
say that their arrangements are all com-<e,-z&ze
plete, and that thelr track is now open <<HAAA
to the public. In all its arrang ements il k<.-<A
is unsurpass the United States, offering as many
advantages for the trial OF speed any other Amer
cumference, hlty feet wide, graded and prepared
with care and Judgment, and is in perfect order.
IN Its comforts and accommodations, and for tie lux
urles always to be obtained there, The public may
rely on it that, under any and all circumstances
good order will be maintained and enforced upon the
premises. -- .a .- -. an d pm
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A FEW GREAT BARGAINS LEFT IN
IA FANCY GOODS,
At K. C. G'rEVENS-S. 10 Pcnn'a avenuc

NJ Il. z. ;, TEN FNSS, u Pcnn n avenue,
befUeen 9Th and 9tk streets.
Selling off To remove To the large and beautiful
store room OF Mr.. = i. rankin, next door TO Fay
Tor d Maury's Book and Stationery establishment,
3} Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10Th SITS.
shall continue To offer every article i'll my stock
ut hrst cost, and wall sell many articles much less,
for cash, and cash only.
Ladies', remember,-my best Dollar Kid Gloves
only IS cents per pair.
Swiss and Cambria Edges and Insertings, Swiss
and Cambria Bands, Brussels and French Iaces,
Straw Bonnets, Ribbons, French Flowers. r ringes,
and other Trimming IN great pr0ius,On, GiaceSilks,
Satins, Marcens, and Florsuers, all Of which will
be offered at such prices must induce you to bty
Any article in store will be shown with pleasure.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Very Respectfully r. &. STEVENS,
au 24-Iw No. I8 Pa. av.. bet. 9Th and 9th sts
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DOOMS FOR RENT-Two large FURNISH-
IL ED ROOMS for rent, with BOARD, over
fotentinrs Confectionery, No, 20 Penn. avenue,
27-2t
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MARRIEn.

M A. s HnSSsS Conn on The th as,s9 h Rsy
81 Was M y. c., to Miss JULIA A. DOR
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BEAUTIFUL MARBLE WORK.

The most beautiful ITALIAN MARBLEMON
UMENT ever beheld in this vicinity, Just imported
from Italy, may he seen at ALEX. RUTHER-
EORD'S Marble Yard, opposite the Union Office,
Pennsylvania avenue,
IL Persons vino admire rich specimens of art are
invited to call and examine.
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WATCH RETURNs.-The trial docket az tn
Central q uard House presented a clear sheet thi
morning. The heavy rains last night kept tn
disoTderly characters confined to their haunts,
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


A A r + CIIANCE-The STOCK, FIX
"a TCRES, and GOOD WILL of a Rectifying
establishment Is for sale. Any person wishing TO
engage IN the same can learn the terms by apply ig
at No. S$ 1th street, between and / streets.
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Z AT MINK O'Clock tomorrow morning the
steamer Maryland starts on another Of her popu-
lar excursions to Old Point, Portsmouth, and
Norfolk. Captain William Mitchell commands
her, and that is all that need be said
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DOR SALE.-LOT No. !, in Square No. Is8
fronting on north N and nth streets and Mass
avenue, coptalnIng about Is, 500 square feet Apply
to Il. N. ADAMS, No. SIS north nj street.
au H-St<