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SsTAPLE FALL GOODS.
John II SNOOT

JOHN II. SMOOT,
No. ll9 S. side Bridge ST., GsOrgstOcH, ID. C.,
has received and offers to custOmeTs an assortment
OF goods adapted TO the early all demands, consist
ing of tho following, viz:
Plain Black Silks, OF the best makes
PLAIN Modes and bright colOred Muslin Deaines
Rich Fall styles Muslin Delaines. at 25 cents
Rich English and American Prints, great variety,
fast cOlOrs)
New York, English, Bates Mills, all Wool and
other heavier makes Shifting Cottons
Richardson's and Chaine's celebrated makes .or
Irish Linens
Black and white Check Cashmeres. for busters
Single and double width Lupn's Black Mouslin De-
lanes
White. ed. and Yellow Flannels
Casslmeres, Sattinets. and Kentucky Jeans
ShlTtIng Prints, striped and dotted
Ladies and Mlsses Cotton Hose, all kinds
Gents. and Boys halfdo
Ladies and Gents Linen Cambria Handk'fs
X lch, new style Bonnet Ribbons
White Bril- Iants, Cambrcs and Muslins
Table Cloths, Damasks and Napkins
Linen and Cotton Sheetings and Towellings
Osnaburg Calioos and PIaId COttons
Heavy Brown Sheetings, Drills, and fine brown
With her seasonable Goods, which will be sold
low TO cash or prompt customers.
an &Etf J. III. >.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
Mayors OFFICE. GEORGETOWN, D. C

MAYORS OFFICE. GEORGETOWN, u. I
September 18th. 1857.
The subscriber will receive sealed written propO-
sails until Friday the 10th day Of October next for
such quantities as may be required from time to
time during the ensuing winter, Tor the of the
destitute residents of the town.
Upon approved security, the money will he advan-
cad as soon as the contract rs executed. The pTIce
per cord, To be stated IN the proposals.
RICHARD K. CRAWFORD, Mayor.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2-Cotton-Prices are
SITTER, but quotations unchanged. sales OF
2,5OO bales at IL halik Sales OF the week 10 $50
bales. Recei pts of last week Is 500 bales Re.
ceipt less than year 81, OCO bales stock at New
Orleans 90 .OO0 bales
Exchange on London lnOalOI-
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. OF GEORGE
lH TOWN COLLEGE,
Washington City, corner Of FdHd 18th streets.
Session 1873,

"uSHHetOH iEy, corner OF II ana lSth streets.
Session 1873.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
N, You've, NJ. d., Professor Of Principles and
Practice OF Medicine.
G.H. LIBEkMAN, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery.
ELIOT, NJ. d. Professor of natnrny.
F. MORGAN, NJ d., Professor of Medical Ju-
rlspruderce and ygIene.
}. NJ. SNYDER, M d., Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
IL. L, CRAIG, NJ. d., Professor OF Chemistry and
Physiology.
&c; c. SCHAEFFEE, NJ. d., Professor Of Materia
Medl' and Therapeutics.
J. =. SMITH. NJ. ID, Demonstration of ANTONY.
The session will commence on the 18th of October
and end in March following.
The Lectures wall be delivered ut the College
buildings, No So F street, during the hours of The
afternoon ard evening. This time of featuring has
been customary IN the College since lis establish
ment, and found to be advsntag the student
FEES:
The fee for the fun course Observation-Disclosures 500
Naturalization (pald only once 5
DemonstratOrs ticker. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. To
OIduuatioH. -
The expenses OF living in Washington are as
moderate as In any other city in the Union.
For further information address
J. ELIOT, NJ. T..
Dean of the Faculty,
Sc 10 SiW NO. 4S1 Seventh street. west.
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CoATs, PANTS, AND VEsT..


Dress Salts. Busin,u Salts.
NOAH WALKER i Co., Marble Hall CEothfar
Store, Browns Hotel Building. respectfully an
nounces that their annual display OF FALL AND
WINTER CLOTHING is now ready for inspection
comprising assortment of Genusmsr,s AMI
lesshS CIothtnr OF the newest and richest dssisn
N material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study ex cellence with ECONOMY in
Isshlonsoie articles OF dress. opportunity IL now
sIeo lor selecting from one Of the attractive
prices. ''' ~ 'ei, ' ,s W.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'Ts

FOR RENT.-Tbe DWELLING part of House
Il No. s6 Bridge street. Georgetown, ID. G.. In
qulre at the Confectionery next door. oc 3-2w
EOR BOSTON.-The superior packet schooner
L Helen Mari, NIckersOn, has arrived, and -
will be receiving freight on Monday. ForeS
freight or passage apply to HARTLEY Il skxz.
BRO, l"l Water street, Georgetown, ID. C.
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TNOTlCE-L teeases-Allpe persons whose Iii
US censes from the Corporation Of Georgetown
expire on The 3th lnst are hereby notified promptIy
To renew the same, and pay the TO the Clerk
81 the Corporation, otherwise they may subject
themselves to a tine. 4 / - -
se 2-3tawtOotI0 wM, LAIRD Clark
0@ NOTICE.-Having been informed that GER
Us tam persons are in The habit Of collecting aud
gatnerlnS tosether the Bottles which contain have
Gle made BY Others than ourselves. and then dispos
stamped said Bottles, all persons are hereby
notified that such Bottles our own properly. and
not suect TO SALE and that they delivered to our
intention to prosecute to the utmost extent of the
law, any infringement OF our rights on the premises
Army Il SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot. 81 Green street.
sell Georgetown. ID. G..
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Mr.. EDITOR; You will please correct an error in
the publication OF Another Arrest" was not
arrested by Ofhcer Robinson. but went with INV
brother and nv sci up to Justice Chill and ,o ve
baIl Tor my appearance To answer. 49,
III CHKISrnpuER RnIII
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Substitute Cor Che Star of the Ne,t.
New Indian Treafr

NEW YORK, October The steamer 81 Louis
Is 10 take the place of the Star of the West, for
Aspinwall, but will not sail until the 9TH inst
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Financial Crisis. kc.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2-The following failure.
are announced to-day: Messrs Brummel Rey,-
y :, southern produce house; Pierre Choteau.
ana hutchinson, Tiffany a Co dry goods
p mrSSFss swim, Ransom & Co, bankers. and
he oMe.1, hamsdell * Co, forwaiders, NewburRh,
nave also suspended
me cashier OF the Agricultural R,pt =, u.,k.
| perjury. " eILietleh anu
The make closed feverjsb and p,s.,,,.. ,,,,.
afternoon. There was a how, A.. "a 80. 800 tuis
Iuay 70 meet the payments Of to- morrow .n6
1rt is nuen mlsgtvng In regard 10 the reSuIt
a. 20. BANK or North America has or
fiom England, in preference 10 seSiIn, f., hiIIn
the present low rates w Ois e'
BOsToS, Oct. 2.-The MEETING ~ ,no,h.z,-
here today to discuss the financial prospect was
ever held in this city The sentimen, % -
meeting was three to one against a bsnk ,usnsn-
sion, IL is understood the same feeling peryades
all the banks Of the State. The result OF ia.
meeting, IL Is believed will have a salutary and
soothing influence.
The failure OF Messrs Parsons. Cutler q Co
dry goods dealers, and Of Messrs. Pond Co
stove manufacturers, Is announced to-day.
ALBANY, Oct. Bank Superintendent Cock
accepts Judge Harris recent decision confirming
Tue rlght OF banking associations 10 reduce their
StcurltIes deposited in the Bank Department he
low SloVOO by returning circulating notes. As
the decision was concurred in by Judges Gould
ana wright, IL was equal to appeal TO the fail
Sehch. In consequence Of this decision the Bank
department has been busy for the last three DAYS
untll late hour in the evening receiving circu-
latlng notes which are returned in very large
amounts, and Surrendering stocks
| DETROIT, Oct. The run on the penInsular
BANK causes Intense excitement. The run on the
other banks was severe this morning The run
was principally by small bill holders The bank,
redeem promptly, and are, to all appearances,
strong.
| PHILADELPHTA, Oct. 2.-It was reported on the
/ stree this afternoon. and generally credited
! among the brokers, that the Reading Railroad
company failed TO meet note which fell due TO-
| dav, and that IL was protested
TORONTO, c: w Oct. I.-Messrs. r. H. Brett,
bankers, have failed
| tsEcoSD DISPATCH
! PHILADELPHIA, Oct. St il a blue day In
stocks. There has been no sales Of Readings
and but 10 has been bid
The Pennsylvania Bank will not 90 into line
until Monday.
| NEW York, Oct. 3.-Clarke, Dodge Co dc.
mestic exchange brokers, have failed
| r.. w. Clark Co. announce that the suspen
sion OF Clark, Dodge Co. will not interfere
! with their business. Their house is going on as
usual.
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

By A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE
v CIRCLE AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY. the 9th
day OF October next, shall sell, front Ofthe prem
lses, at o clock p. m, Lot No. 8, IN Square No. 81
having front north l. street of - feet inches
running back 100 feet TO wide alley, between 22d and
Ath streets, containing AS square feet.
Terms /: One-thIrd cash balance in 6 and u months
for notes bearing interest from day of sale.
A deed given and a deed Of tTust taken. All con-
veyance at the cost of the purchaser.
Sc 3-d a. ZEN. Auctoneer.
N1ARSHAI'S SAEE.-ln virtue Of two wriis Of
lVl FIeri Facas, issued from the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for
the County of Washington, and to me directed 4
shall expose to public sale for CASH in front Of the
Court house door of SAID County, on SATU X DAY,
the 24h of October next, 1857, at u o'clock m the
following property, TO wit: all defendants right,
title. clam and interest IN and 10 one undivided
half part of lot No IN Square No. 5s IN the City Of
Washington, ID. c., together with all and sing lar
the Improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
as the property of David A. Hail. and will be sold 10
satI~fy JudIcals Nos. 81 and ST. 10 March term 1857
In favor of William w. Corooran.
J. IL. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
Sc 30-dts
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Hostile Position of the ,1ormous

ST. LoUIs, Oct 2.-The Lexington Express
announces the arrival Of Capt Russell from Salt
Lake, and saws the MormOns have fortified Fort
troops
Tue Cheyenne Indians were committing dep
relations Of an aggravated character
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DUMPs-PUMPs-PUMPs.

The subscriber gives notice that be eoutlnnss 10
manufacture his large Iron Pumps. They are strong
and suhstaptial and will raise water one hundred
feet perpendc1isr. For informa tlon refer you 10
the inhabitants who have used them.and two ofthem
al the CORNER OF III and 18th. near the old Capitol
i'm deer well, two on Virg ina avenue, between ID
Msyor of WashIngton- He viii dig and dsepen
wells, build estefns for nam water puf In opsraon
HydrauI(an Rams and renalr old pumps Of gwen
DESCRIPTION. Those desiring his sertioes vil be
cnTlnodsted &C the shortest notice By exiting on the
subscriber In Washing ton, d o. No - Vlre inA
sc s-eoam FOSTER HENsHAw,
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Financial.

NEW ToRE, Oct. 3-Stocks are firmer Chi
caPo and Rock Island ca; Cumberland Coal \
Illinois Central Railroad shares 50; do bonds s.;
Michigan Southern II; y. York Central 81; Penn
sylvania Coal Co. 81; Reading -; Virginia G's
HH; Missouri 6's. 67s.
Money market stringent.
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Lehigh County Agricultural Fair.

ALLENTowN, Pa, Oct. 1.-Tbe Lehtgh county
agricultural fair Is now being held in this place
The attendance to-day was quite large, number.
ing at least fifteen Thousand persons The display
Of machinery, agricultural products, cattle, dc /,
tin.n
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Ia X % = 4 X 1 N G,

have Just received a supply at the MefropoIitan
Store and Cru FdrrOvV, Penn. avenue. -
between 10Th and lIh ,tieets. 3ls and 81, the 90
latest Improved I,a'robs Parl"r Companions sr1S
Also, the latest improved Fine parlor Com-Sf
PdnUDs, bot the latest improvement out foT 1857.
They set back IN the parlor fire place like CRATE
heat the parlor, and many chambers as YOU NAV
have one over the other, with one small hTe, and
set by Mr.. Ewd Rowe, who Is the best ard most
experienced for setting them that cdn he found m
the District.
Sc li-leOi2t G., WOODWARD
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WEDDING CAKES, OF every kind, at very low pr-
cas-, made to order. at the Philadelphia lee Cream
Depot, corner 18th End y Streets IA i7.Im.
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MY STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES beins
vi about the largest in this clty at this a6Rn
rise in Leather, can bs sold az about rs to %
Per cent: less than goods purchased At this'
tune. Cal and s1a'.ns for {eqrsfHyos s;srp,s
isu Iron Hall, Pa. ave, bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
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TRESOLUTIONSP LEDGING THE Cor
~ p0ratlon OF Georgetown to make subscrp-
ton to the Alexandria, Loudoun, and Hampshire
Ra a Company, upon certain conditions, passed
RsSoIcsd By ths Board Of Aldermen and Board
"Common Council ofthe Corporation of G. gorge
torn, Thai IN the event of appropriation of mo
ney by Congress to build bridge over the Potomac
Al the Aqueduct, or near said Aqueduct, and west
thereof this Corporation by ITSELF and the citizens
OF Georgetown, pledges itself to subscribe or have
subscribed. To the stock Of the Alexandria Lou
doun, and Hampshire Railroad a sum not ex coed
Ing two hundred thousand dollars, sufficient TO con
st,ucta branch Of said road from the bridge herein
before referred tn. to the main line of said road and
to ntersect the same at such point NAV be agreed
upou by the Directors of SAID road and this Corpo-
rstoT Prortded, hogersr, That this resolution
shall have No force whatever, be in any manner
birding on this Corporation until il shalt have been
submitted TO the consideration of the legal voters of
this town, according TO the provisions hereiubefore
made and be sanctioned by majority of votes at
the polls. - :
MAYOR OFFICE, EoRG FLOWN d. c.
BY virtue Of the above resolutions on Tuesday
the thirteenth dav of October next, between the
hours of O'Clock a. m and sunset {" the polls will
be opened at the Town Hail, that the sense of the
legal voters OF the town may be taken upon the pro-
pretty OF the subscription aforesaid with the lin
hatlons thereln and those in favor of such sub
scriptlon: shall vote Ave. aud those opposed shall
vote No." .0Itf II. r. CRAWFORn Maxor
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Marine Inieliirencs

ST. LoUIs, Oct 3-General Denver has mad
a satisfactory treaty with the Pawnees
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Propeller Burnt.

SASDUsKY, Oct. 3.-The Erie Railroad Propel.
Ter Republic was burnt yesterday at the Southern
Michigan dock
The steamer was entirely destroyed with a car
90 of goods and live stock
A large freight house Of the latter company was
also destroyed A portion Of the contents had
partial insurance upon them
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siGxoR BLITz, whose arrival In this city al
ways sets the young folks In connection. Ivili
commence his wonderful exhibitions Of dia6Lsris
at Odd Fellows Hall, on Monday aight The
Hall will be inevitably erammed. - COT
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New Orleans Markets.

NORFOLK, Oct. 3-Arrived the bark Cuba lie
fore reported ashore on CurTituck beach.
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FUTURE DAYS

BY Z. s. WRIGHT; Georgetown.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION On TIES
DAY the 9Th Of October, at 10 O'Clock n m I
shall sell, without reserve, at the residence of the
are John Mountz. deceased, on'BTidge street the
entire Furniture, &c: ~
Conslstin. of Piano Forte. Mahogany sideboard,
90 dining card pier, and breakfast Tables Chairs,
Sieoietary ana Eookcase, eight day Clock, Carpets,
Gather Beds, Mattresses, Bedsteads and Bedding
Sroekeiy, and Glassware. Silver Spoons, Books,
Kitchen Furniture, & C.. Terms cash
EDWARD :. WRIGHT, Auctioneer
oct 2 did, Georget'u,,
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ACADEMIA man named James III Gosweil
was severely injured on Yesterday afternoon by
falling from the roof of d house on which he was
working, at some place near Good Hope across
the Eastern Branch. He fell a distance Of nine
teen feet, striking in 4 manner TO lar him badly
He is doing very well, though sore in every limb
from the conclusion.
WATCH REPORT FOR SEPrEMBRR.-The report
Of the Captain of the Auxiliary Guard shows that
the number OF trial cases returned was IUS-Cor
poratiOn cases 9S, United States cases 10. of
whom as were white persons and 50 colored-
males 50, females u. IOdyers accommodated
lO5, OF whom were from the District
CORPORATION STOCK On Thursday Jas.
Mcclure, Auctioneer, sold 81 900 Corporation
stock at IUl
Lots 3 and 4, in square $50 were sold by same
house at 2* cents per foot Purchasers w. =
Trowbfidge and Jno. McNerhany.
FOUND DEAD.-Last night new born infant
was taken to the Central Guardhousa to await the
action of jury OF inquest. II was found on VI
street, between Sixth and seventh, where il had
Deen deposited by some person rs yet unknown
METzERoTT has just added to his series of the
views OF Washington, two fine pictures, repre-
senting the United States Arsenal and the Jack
son Equestrian Statue.
ARRRsrED-lt was reported by the guards al
the Central Station, last night, that VIM. Wilson.
who is charged with participating m the election
rlots OF June last, had been arrested and com.
mitted to Jail.
WATCH RETURSs.-Last mig ht, man named
Daniel Barry, wounded soldier and pensioner
(haying lost leg y was arrested by county con-
stable on charge OF robbing drunken man OF
a sum OF money This morning the man who
iost the money could not say that Barry robbed
him, and the principal witness not appearing he
was released by Justice Dom.
Three colored musicians, who had been play-
Ing al a dance on Third street In the Seventh
Ward, were taken for being out after hours The
Captain. ascertaining that they had been forcibly
detained, dismissed them at an early hour
The cells were nearly all occupied by dodgers
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COOP, FOR THE COLUMBIA BOYsi-At meeting
Of the Columbia Fire Company, held on the I'd
Instant, It was resolved, in consideration OF the
disturbances among the iremen OF the city tha,
the Columbia Fire Company will for the pfe.,nt
cOnnne its operations 10 the limits OF the Fifth
Ward, except la urgent cases, and hen called
upon fOT assistance by the authorities. $500 N n
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MARRIED,
On the LIST instant, by the Rev MIR. Swinoel- Mr.
HUH tINkERTON.y uninr. OF PhiIadelphia. 10
MISS mAhf r. BROWN, OF this city
MARRIED.
DIED.

On the I'd instant, of consumption. Ss,ra.n,
MATHEW GIBBONS, U. 8. Marine Corns. s"
HIS fnefids and acqua' ntances are resnectE,IIv n,
vlted To attend his funeral at his IaIe Ies1denn
near the Marine Barrlcks, on sunday next AZ Z
O'Clock p. IN. A'' ..
On the I'd instant, IN the 18th year of her 80
HARRIET JULIA, eldest daughte of Frede1tct
Sf0ussa. 's'NA
The friends OF the family are invited 10 attend thu
funeral on To- morrow Sunday Afternoon at 81
O'Clock from the residence of her father ON north T.
street. between 18th and 18th streets west without
further notice. "+
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- JAMES SRIRvING,
CORNER or PENN. AVE
NUE. AND ELEVENTH STREET. No. So.

nv IL NO.
Has Just Iecelved full supply OF those celebrated
MPROV MORNINGS STAR COOK
four years, and have proved themselves 10 be un
equafed ny any other Star Stove exiaGt.
Cal at the Washington Stove, Crate, Range, and
Penn avenue and llth street. 80 k-eo2w
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pREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER!

. Ribbed and Plain Woolleu Shirts and Drawers;
Merno and Cotton Half Hose, plaIn and nbseds
. Buck Gloves and Back Gauutlets; =, r.
Suspenders, Black - Cravats, and Six and
LINEN Cambria Pocket Handk erchIefs.
Customers may rely ON getting goo ,GP9ds, and az
the lowest prices. w M n. RILEY,
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METzERoTT has just added to his series of tn,
views OF Washington, two fine pictures, repre-
senting the United States Arsenal and the Jack
son Equestrian Statue
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WHEN WAS IN BOSTON LAST WEEK
w 1 purchased very low for cash, twelve very
good secondhand PIANOS, ranging in proc from
$50 to POO, which Cfer very low for sale or rent,
at our Extensive Piano Warerooms, Penn. az enUe
between 9th and 10th streets, So. -.'
OcI John r. ELLIS.
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ARRKsrED.-lt was reported by the guards at
the Central Station, last night, that w m Wilson,
who is charged with participating In the election
rlots OF June last, had been arrested and com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-03

TELLER a. MCKINNEY, -s
IN NKERS, H.f4
Have removed their Office TO the northeast corner
OF Louisiana avenue and Seventh street, Where
they will continue TO attend to the Bank Note 81
change and Collection, and all business Of hnanc
character generally. oc eaSt
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EOR RENT have for rent two small FRAME
HOUSES on Square 72l, little east of the De
pot, one lr?ntlmg + and the other I'd street. with
gardens and front fences attached. For teTms * c.
inquire OF ALEX. III. YOUNG, City Post Office.
HENRY COST,
sc Z-Zw Jefferson, Md.
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t'UK KENT.-A two story and basement r rame
i HOUSE, on 18th street, north of and near M
street containing nine rooms and back building of
TWO rooIns. Has seven feet passage, well and
pump IN the yard. The rooms are large and any :
ard II agreeable, the owner would ike To retain two
house with his wife. To good tenant the rent viii
be low. Apply to the SUBSCRIBER on the premise
Sc @eOSt% JAS, WALTERS
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EOR SALE.-rwo comfortable + X A Nj
Il DIV Filings, Nos. lI6 and II3, situated on
north side East Capitol street, between 4h and 5th
streets east. Terms: sam in cash; balance in l. 2
and j years for either house. Apply at No. 5ls I'D
self WEpD
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II AN KIN &c HOUSE
DARTiCULAR NOTICE.

DOR SALE.-Three large DRAWING Ia
Boundary Commission. Apply at No. IS 18th street
between Il and III. 90 I-Str
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WooLEN GOODS fifty per cent less than any
w store IN the city.
Also, Paper, Knives, Scissors, * c.. as we must
close out IN a few weeks. -.. ...,..
MCLAUGHLIN Il co.
ocI No. d Penn. avenue, bet sih and Ioth sts
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17
The County Fair.

We publish on our first page the premium list
to be awarded at the annual Fair of the Kenosha
Agricultural Society, to be held on Friday and
Saturday of next week.
We hope to see general turn out, of our cit
liens, from town and country, with the fruits OF
their industry, genius and enterprise. We don't
think there 5 a county in the State whose citizens
have the material for better or more sati STAG
tory exhibition than Kenosha At the State
Fair we exhibit the best Carriages, and the
best Wagons the best Flows, and the best Fan
ming Mills, and some of the best Stock, and in
Horticultural products, Kenosha always takes
the first premium. What then lnnders our hav-
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