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NEW GROCERY, WINE, AND -.

The subscriber beys to inform hIs friends and the
public. that he has opened NEW STORE, corner
Of 18th street ami Louisiana avenue, where he in
tends to keep constantly on hand large and varied
assortment of Foreign and Domestic WINES, LIZ
QUoRS, CIGARS, and FINE GROCERIES,
consisting of Fine Teas, Sugar, Coffee, Flour Soap
Olives, Raisns, lgs, SardInes, Anchovios, Otard,
Marrett q Co., Pinet Co., and Coz. Chabsrd's
BrandIes IN cases denljohns, and cr.sks. Old ia
maioa Rum, sherrles, Madeira, rort Of ysrisn. de-
soTIFtIons, st. Julien Claret, Chateaux MArghrx "a
cases, Champagne Cider. Brandy FIalts, Reynolds
Edinbursh Ale, Annisette, Marascain9, Curso9a.
Absynthe, Champagne, aud q lsrgs and vaTleo de-
scrlptIon of Havana Cigars.
Also, Stoug htpps Dtters, ana Fever ana Agee
Buffers, Porter, Ale, and CIDER, n,
Families are particularly invited 70 cSll ena sSem-
inc the stock before purchasing elsewhere. Mem
hers Of Congress are also Informed thst their orders
will be promptly attended 70, ana defivereo At Their
residences al the shortest notice.
A General assortment OF hRe Havana Clgars. Inn
ported direct BY the Subscriber. at wholesae and
tAi.. -. =. y
produ noe tax On IN eI change. ------ :
LEWIS Old w hlskey, constantly on hand. OF Isfo.
Country orders ppnctually attended TO, and coun-
try produce Of al descriptions received On c2nsgn
ment. {" '.' IONhE r. levi
jes-T No,tt Tvelfth street,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From the Associated Pres. Agent.
The Financial Crisis.

BOSTON, Oct ia meeting Of the bant a.
y, ,ecsots ana OF the leading merchants was held
siou Ihey discussed the policy OF the extern
Nun OF money facilities Messr William and
NHhsn Appleton advocated the policy Of increas-
ny the loan Sl3,0u,OUO. The bank officers eI-
1850 an earnest desire for the relief az the
till To- mo,n.l when the meeting djourned
Vi TUE bank suspension.
ps majority OF those holding the notss Of thu
reri INC Mills agree TO an extension
"'"eii banks suspended to-day
pkpGhPoRr, Conn, Oct. I6-AI the hanks
mere have suspended specie payments
=, SiNoINNAIi, oct 18th The money market OF
this city Is In an unsettled condition. conseon.o.
upon the news from New York and el.ewhese
IL ~ the general opinion that the bank, Of ths
States OF Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio will NOT
generally suspend, for the present at least
ST LOUIS, Oct 16.-TheTe has been +, h.,rx
run upon the Bank Of the State Of Missouri All the
morning. Opinions differ as to the ability Of the
Bank TO hold out.
The reported suspension OF Messrs Dean King
They are regarded as among the most solvent and
responsible houses
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 16-There has been a run
to-day on all the hanks except the Southern. All
Citizens Bank, which pays specie for their notes
out refuses IL for deposits. The other banks are
expected to follow suit
The excitement has now subsided No furtheS
failures are reported. There il nothing doing In
exchange, and business has been completely par
alvzed
None Of the suspended banks have resumed
but their bills are taken at par in trade.
SECOND DISPATCH:
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA rumor was preva-
lent here that the Pennsylvania Bank has made
an assignment, causing much alarm and,futtering
in stocks. Ii -, however, authoratively contra
dicted by the Director, who declares that the sub.
Iect has never been broached in the board nor
entertained by any member Of il.
New YORK, October l7.-Messrs winslow
Lanier Co, extensive bankers, have suspended
and will go into liquidation. They have large
surplus.
AUGUSTA, October 17.-All the banks of our city
suspended this morning
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PERSONAL.

Judge Perry Brocchus has returned from
New Mexico, in pursuit OF medical aid for deaf
ness.
go. Speaker Banks delivered an address, last
Thursday evening, in Faneui Hall. Boston on
the financial crisis, before crowded audience
80. The New York Tribune gives an account
Of fight between Geo. Chri>ty. the we'll known
negro minstrel. aud A. III Davenport. the actor
at Wallack's Theatre, on Wednesday night
Davenport. il IL stated. had made a solemn vow
to thrash Christy the first time he met him. and
seeing him come ont of the Oyster Bay Saloon at
the time mentioned. knocked Kim down. Christv
gathered himself hastily up, end fight ensued; ;
but the parties were separated before either was
too much damaged to appear behind the foot
lights the next night. The cause Of this encoun-
ter is supposed TO he OF a domestic nature.
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AGUE SUFFERERS Please READ This

DR.. ErsTSoH's Great Agus Rennsdy,
Messrs. FoRD& Bro. have secured the ayeDcy
for this CITY OF this highly celebrated Medicine for
AEue or ChIls and Fever. No other article ever
acquired so great celebrity a this for the cure az
nalarOuS diseases. 1t is the article so extensively
KNOWN az over the South and West, as the "A gue
Ming" 80 certain and lasting is lis results that
we venture to predict, that If each case In tho Dis
trict would at once use u, would hear but little
more Of AgUe this season, " w
Cal and get cIrGular-2e0, corner of Pa avenue
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The RaiIroad Convention.

CLEVELAND, ONO, Oct. I6-The general rail
road convention has been in session here since
wednesday night. and Is progressing harnohi-
ously with the subject Of reform in the manage
ment of their roads, looking TO economy and bet
ter pay. All the great lines are represented, ex
cept the Baltimore and Ohio, whose President,
Chauncey Brooks, addressed the convention in .
strong letter, which was read in the body and
ordered TO 20 upon the records, giving much sat
isfaction. The free pass regulation IL now
under discussion. The convention will probably
al
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BARNUN RKDIvIvUs. Stamford (Com. }
Advocate says Z" Ii is certainly with pleasure
that announce the probable fact that p T
Barnum is again on his legs - that he is to-day
a richer man than he was before his connection
with the Jerome Clock Company. IL is said ha
he has bought all the claims against himself for
from five to TWENTY-FIVE cents the dollar, with
the exception of some SI5.0n held in and about
Ddnburv, which he will probably have 10 paw ina
full. The whole OF the vast property assigned
passed into his hands and he is now re-furnish-
ing and re-fitting 'Iranstan' in good style for
future nermanent residence -
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, October I7.-Flour has advanced;
sales OF 900 bbls; state a sOaSi ~; Ohio s. l5a
s. IS; Southern SIS 60aS5 90.
Wheat is quiet; Western white 81 12asl y;
red 81 J0aSI Is. Corn closed with an advancing
tendency;. mixed DC. yellow IS.
Pork is heavy at 3D. for mess. Beef and lard
are quiet and unchanged
Whiskey Is steady at pic. for Ohio.
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FIVE YEARS FREK.-Last night, a colored
woman, named Matilda Smith, was arrested by
Officers Ross and Suit on suspicion of being the
slave of MIR: i. Martin, of Maryland Her own
statement shows that she was the slave of Mr.
Martin and ran OF five years apo but she is under
the impression that she was bought running by
her friends. She says that she went of with a
hummer OF others, and left them in Canada. She
has been living In Boston until Just before last
Christmas, when she returned to this city The
names OF well known persons residing in this
city are mentioned in connection with her exodus
rom w ashlngt"n, and lis thought some curious
developments may turn up
The LoDGERs.-Last night there was a rush of
applicants for lodgings at the central station of
the auxiliary guard. The gang accommodated
last night of the sort usually sent to this citv
with the expectation that Government will sup
port them through the winter. Persons abroad
are not aware Of the fact that the citizens here
and not Government, are taxed TO support those
vagabaDds. The autumn usually brings to Wash
ington hosts Of those sturdy paupers.
CouRT OF CLAIMS Y.-MarsbaI 7
Bacon OF New York, was admitted to practice
as an attorney of the Court.
t. Il Anderson, Esq resumed and concluded
the opening argument in the case of Henry
Anderson VS.. the United States when the court
adjourned until IL O'Clock on Monday next
MEssRs. PAIRo & NoURsE.-It will be recol-
lected by our readers that there is to he an adj
lourned meeting of the creditors of Nessrs Pairo
* Nonrse at O'Clock on Monday next at the
Inlon Academy, corner OF New York avenue and
Fourteenth street, to hear and take into consider
alton the report Of the committee appointed at
the late meeting to examine into the affairs Of that
institution. - '-"'
The HEBREW You've NEWS BENEVOLENT As
ISOLATION, a; their last meeting, elected the fol-
lowing officers:
Henry King. President; Samuel Strauss. Vice
PRESIDENT; Abraham Strauss, Treasurer; Moses
SainStag, finan Sec; Bernhard Siegel, Rec Sec
hEAL EsrArE-Yesterday,A A. Green, Auction
Ger, sold Lot 2 in subdivision of square 22s. with
the appurtenances, on ID, between Fourteenth and
Fnteenth streets, to J. d. Farbank, for 81 OlO
WATCH ErURNs.-Michael Mclaughlin, Ire
land, drunk dismissed. Elizabeth Manly, ALA.
folding, ID. C., drunk and disorderIy work
house 90 DAYS. John Maher, Ireland, drunk and
profanity do. John Wagner, Va. drunk and
disoTdefly; fine and costs So i6 Nine lodgers
in last night, all from other cities.
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, October 17.-Stocks aTelower gen
orally. Chicago aud Rock Island 6SS Cum6er
land Coal Co o.; Illinois Central RR SIX; do
Ca: Penn Coal Co g., Reading fR 33X; Can
ton Co I'M Virginia 6's ssH; Missouri 6's Sc.
Sterling exchange fat.
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two writs of
w FIer Faclas, issued from the Clerks office of
the CIrcnIt Court of the District of Columbia for
the County of W Washington, and to me directed. !
shall ex pose to public sale for CASH front of the
Court-house door of said County, on SATURDAY,
the 4th of October next, 1857, at u o'clock. m the
following property, to wit: all defendants right,
title, claim, and interest and to one undivided
hall part of lot No In Square No 58 in the CITY of
Washington, ID. c., together with all ard singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
as the property of David A. Hail. and will be sold TO
satisfy Judlcias Nos 50 and 81, to March term 1857
Ia iavor of William w. COrcoran.
]. ID. HOOVER.
Marshal for the District OF Columbia.
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AUCTION SALES.

by JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer. : :.
INTERIOR SHIFT1NG TOP BUGGY, HAIR
sI RF ETTfEaksNS Nm. a,ssA.ir
rate s:6 Ns2Ss,ss BUZZ Wssca .nd mes l''.
gentle She is suitable for riding or drivInT beins
mile 10 o fro, TO harness or pace under the saddle
az ne IN 8; Cash In specie
By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
GU AND E.sE iRSI aS A6E 3F WRoMGHT
NOON, October Is. at clock, in the east ward of
aI,o n 9es. the north wing shall sell lot of
alconY on the north end OF the centre Capitol build
Also, two fine Cast Iron Settees.
~ Terms I'm. cash. IN specie.
in i c5n,s THE aB Bf ,S SALE PosTP0NEp
T FL = October ntS, same hour and place.
By WALL Il BARNARD, Auctloneer..
pa3 RNHiyNsEs; oa a6 e vii ,s
Wstchss which viii be sold Without reserve Tase 00o
"0f nv Coonsg sassd lever Watch No. se6 made
Gold Hunting cssed lever Watch, No. s5,l5, J.
Gold Hunting -oased lever Watch, No. 2c,ns, w.
Robinson. maker "
Gold Hunting -cased lever Watch, No. aoI4s, rail-
erpOol.
The above Watches are in perfect running order,
oc I7-ts WALL 4 BARNARD. Aucts.
BY WALL * BARNARD, Auctioneers.
FAMILf CIR OCERIES. LIQUORS,SEGARS,
6cfobs1 a. a ocook vii
IN front of our auction rooms. without reserve.
large assortment of Fresh Family Groceries, Lii
quors, Cigars, DC. We name in part:
Crushed and Brown Sugars
Rio and Burnt Cotfees
20 boxes starch, Saleratus, and Pipes
barrels MOlasSes, prime article
box es Adamantine Candles
5lboxss white and yellow Soaps
10 baskets. Salad Oil. Mustard, Cloves, Nut
megs, &c.
barrels fine Old Bourbon whisky
barrels Monongahela Whisky
5octaves COgnac Brandy
u demljohns, gallons each, superior Whisky
25quarter boxes fine Chewing Tobacco
10000 Cigars, assorted brands.
With many other articles ia the Grocery line-all
OF which VIII be sold without reserve.
oc l7-ts WALL BARNARD, Auct'rs.
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HOUsEKEEPERs, ATTENTION!

have Just received a fresh supply Of new and I'M
proved RISING STAR COOkISG STOVES.
They are cast Of the best Penusy vana mala BILE rOn
and made very heavy and strong to stand hard
and rough usage. For sale only at
c. WOODNARn'S
Metropolitan Stove ard Grate Worker,
Pa av., between 10th q nth SITS,
7-CO
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baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Oct. I7.-FIour Is steady; Howard
street and Ohio $3.50; City Mills b AN
Nheat-receipts very light, and the market is
steady; ordinary to prime 81 OOasl Is, white good
10 prime al 20a1 .25
Corn i frmer; white PC yellow CSC.
Whisky is easier; City 20Ki Ohio n.
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN ARKkSsAs.-The Bas-
trop (TeKas) Advertiser of the nd ultimo. says
that on the 14th, Mrs Hill, widow, residing
near Berlin, Arkansas, and negro woman were
murdered by negroes, who then nred the house
and burned the bodies A few days after two
negroes confessed 70 having committed the deed
and they were taken by the citizens and burned
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CLEVELAND, Oct. 16.-The vote is 90 close That
the official returns only decide the result
The Legislature is probably Democratic.
SECOND DESPATCH
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-The Columbus Journal
of Yesterday estimates Chase 65 ahead, with
Paulding and MeigS counties to hear from Paul
ding has given Chase log and MeigssO0 majority
The official votes will change the reported ma
ioTities, in the aggregate, in favor OF Chase, who
is probably elected.
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ID ED,

On the 18th instant, WINIFRED OWENS. in
the 9TH year 81 her sge, wife of Charles c. Owens
Her friends and acquaintanc es are respectfnlIv in
yIted to attend the funeral. To Morrow Evening" at
20 cloek ,if9m her late residence, No All X street.
baltimore papers please cOpy.J
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The subscriber gives notice that he continues to
manufacture his large Iron Pumps. They are strong
and substantial, and will raise water one hundred
feet perpendicular. For information refer Won to
the Inhabita who have used them and two ofthem
may be on street, between 18th and 18th, one
at the corner of and 18th. the old Capitol
IN deep well, two on VIrg ina avenue, between I'd
and 4th Streets all put operation by order of the
Mayor of Washington. He will dig and deepen
wels build csterns for rain water put operation
Hydrau ian Rams, and repair old pumps of every
description. Those desiring his will he &C
commodated at the shortest notice by calling the
subscriber In Washlngton. ID. c., No. 46S Virginia
avenue, near the Carroll Place. -
Sc 2-eo2m FOSTER HENSHAw.
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" There have been destructive foods In Ire
land, following heavy gale. There was some
loss Of life. with great destruction Of property.
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MORE RICH DRESS GOODS.

MORE RICH DRESS GOODS.
We are now receiving our usua! large stock Of
very rich and cheap Dress Goods, which have been
bought at the recent Auction Sales in New York.
We nauuo few articles
Rich figured French Mousse lines, in new stv les.
$3.50 yards handsome Nous seIes, at Is to s. "a cents
per ya'd.
1900 yards beautiful PLAID Merinos, from S7 to 6l
cts. per yard.
Very rich Vaenta Robes, and BY the yard.
Rich black and colOred 81 ks Robes.
2,n0O beautiful and cheap Fancy Silks.
large stock of handsome Shawls and Scsrfs, in all
qualities and prices.
With other rch and beautiful Goods for general
family consumption, to which we ask the spe-
cial attention Of purchasers.
~. Cooley d SEARS,
... SIS Seventh street, three doors north
No Penn
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NITED STATES MAIL.
FLORIDA,

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Sept. 30, 1857,
Proposals for carrying the Mails of the United
states from LIST December 1857, to 3nth June, 1859
on the following routes in the State of Florida, and
in the manner herein specihed, will be received at
the Contract Office of the Post Office Department.
In the city of Washington, until P. m, Of the 18th
Noy9mber, 1857. to decided on the following day,
Florida railroad, by Fort Harlee, Gaines
times a week, in four horse coaches.
Bidders will state the distance, name other in
termedlate Offices, If any, and propose a
schedule of departures and arrivals making
close connexions with the railroad.
6876 From Prescott's Store, ton the line of the
Florida raIlroad,l by New River and St
Z. Louis, to Newnansye, IS miles and back
three times week, in four horse coaches.
Bidders Will propose schedule of departures
and arrivals, making close connexions with
80 the railroad.
es7 From PrescPtt's Store ION the line of the
Florida rallroad) to Middleburg, Is miles and
back, twice a week in two horse coach
Bidders Will propose schedule Of departures
the roalrOad
For forms of proposal, guarantee, and certificate
also. instructions and requirements to be embraced
in the contracts, see advertisement of January ~
1855. in pamphlet form. at the principal post Offices.
A. V. BROWN,
oo3-iaw4w ---.-.. Postmaster General.
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oos-eo2w '-' ''''A'A ''' ' " Penn. sTsnae.

A UBER'S BRITISH POWER IN INDIA
"A 2vos., 8vo., London.
Political and Military Events in India, by Major
Hough, Bengal Army, 3 os:; London.
VOL: Paris. .-..-. - d. 80. -, 80.
Martins Statistics of the British Colonies, VOL
8vo.: London. $780,.
The Kingdom apd People of Siam, by Sir John
Browning, 2 vols; London.
Our Anglo Indian Army, by Capt. Rafter, VOL;
London
Memoir of the Bengal Artillery, by Capt. Buckle,
Bengal Artillery, vol. svo; LIZ ndOn.
Memoirs and Correspondence of the Marquis
Wellesley, successvely 6oyernor General and
Captain General of India. vols, 8vo., London.
Military Operations Mt Cabul, and the retreat and
destruction of the British Army in l842, by Lieut..
Eyre Bengal Artillery, vol. -t
Oc -t' FRANCK TAYLOR.
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FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN. Auctlonoer.

by A. GREEN, Auctonoer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
~ PROVED AND UNIMPRovED PRoPERrY,-tin
FRIDAY. the sd instant, 1 shall sell, az nv auc-
non store at o'clock m. the following described
Half Lot No. !. in Square No sso. improved by
the Of Dn ap a pr2RsIy s situated at
Al Of Square No; $50; This property is bounded
.ots :, D. and I, IN Square south of Square No. a
TINS property is bounded by South Capitol, and )
Lot No. ], In Square Coz, containing s772 feet.
This property is at the corner of South and Water
Lot No. J., in Square south of Square south of
Square 667 This property fronts on south w, be-
tween FLrst street west and Water street.
All OF square east of south OF south of 6S7. This
property fronts on Water street. between South V
fronts on Georgia avenue and Half street east
Lot No. 2, IN Square No. no containing Is 1877 feet
WITH the Improvements which is good Frame
The sboye water property is considered the most
valuable oil any now for sale In Washington, and the
sale will be well worthy the attention Of persons
wishing to make good investment.
Terms One fourth cash; balance in s, u, and Is
months. for notes bearing interest from day OF sale
BY order OF the executor.
oc14d A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of three wrIts
w of Flerl Faclas, issued from the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
tnf C9Gnty OF WaS WISH ard 70 2, me dreced
Courthouse door of said county. on WEDNESeo
DAY, the 18th day Of October, at u O'Clock m, the
looWng ue sctlDeu property 10 Wit: all defendants
right, title, claim, and interest and to that part of
Lot No. u, In Square No. S74, commencing p feet
inches from the northeast corner of said lot 'front.'
ing rs feet inches on street North, between 9th
and lot streets West, ard running back that width
the whole depth of the lot together with all and sin
gular the improvements thereon. seized and levied
upon as the property of William ID. Acken, and will
be sold TO satisfy Judiclas Nos. $751; S78 and So 10
Ohtober term, 1857, in favor of Charles KoOres
Of Parker u. Clark Peter j. Steer, and Fielder Nj
Mag ruder, rs. " illiam d. Acken.
J. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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CIrY STEAM GREENWOOD MILL.
~ ECONOMY AND CoNvENIENcE.
We are now ready TO deliver WOOD SAWED
and SPLIT at ~ per cent less than the usual rates,
and better prepared than II can be by hand.
Knots and wood of announcement size not sem,
All orders for less than hal cord VIII Pe denyereo
in crates TO any part Of the house al no iur'hef eA
pense to the purchaser. .. r7-.e-
Pine wood in crates s. cents
Oak wood do. 20 cents. -,
counts, as we have come to the conclusion to make
S1so' On hand, HICKORY, OAK, and PINE
Woo and COAL OF all kinds, which Will be dis
posed of on the usual ACCOMMODATING terms.
One ossso White Ash Broken Coal for furnace. +,
One cargo White Ash Egg Coal Tor radiators.
All under cover. Orders promptly filled. 4.
- .lsrsssEE. Z. j. q w: M. GAIT. .
northwest corner Of 18th and c sts.. No-S7, {
oc Tiff one square south Of Penn. avenue. :
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF PLAN
Il OFORTES 10 TO be found az the Music De-
ocIs w. G, NETZERoTT.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs

WANTED-A few dry COWS, for which the
w highest market price will be paid in cash. Ap-
ply to JAMES ROBERTSON. Agent, No. 80
Prospect street, Georgetown. ID. C. Ool II ST.
EOR BOSTON.-rhe superior fast-saillng clip
L per schooner SefrsvIue, Sears, master, ~
has arrived, and will be receiving freight forISA
LEY BRO, IOl Water street, Georgetown, d.
T.. lh-lW
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REAL EsrArE.-Yesterday, A. Green, Auction
Ger, sold Lot p in subdivision of square 22s. with
the appurtenances, on ID, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets, to J. d. Fairbank, for 81 .OlO
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RUCKWHEAT. BUTTER, dc.

200 pounds new hulled Buckwheat.
1900 do. prime Goshen and Glades Butter.
81 boxes New y ork Cheese.
0O0 lbs. Hake and Goldfish.
10 half barrels No. and No. 2 Mackerel.
81 boxes scaled Herring.
5 bbs. Golden Syrup.
With a full assortment of Groceries for sale as
low as the lowest, and Corporation, Virginia. Mary
land, aud District notes taken at par. w hen less
than five dollars Is wanted, 81 will he given in Gro
ceres and IS IN specie for any of the above notes.
Also,
Agent for the sale OF kettlewelps Manipulated
Guano. Terms, for Guano, cash, in District funds
w. II. TENNEY.
&C l6-I Untelligencer)
Tor BOSTON.-The packet brig Andover Gro
i well. master, from Boston, has arrived, n
and Will have dispatch for the above port. FOrANA
freight apply to HARTLEY Il BROTHER,Nzs
l0l Water street, Georgetown, ID. G.. Oc l3-lw
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EOR SALE.-The Stock and Fixtures of a Cigar
and Tobacco Store. Apply to II. LYLES,
corner of 7th and streets north. Store for rent.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


EOR RENT.-A three-story BRICK HOUSE,
Il on MI street, between 18th and 18th. Pump i'm
the yard. Good stabng for carriage and horses
Inquire next door. No 464. Oc 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-17

TIE CIRcUIr CoUlT.-The fall term Of the
circuit court Of the District viii commence on
Monday next ~ ~ -.-'- --'.'