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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09

VIuIHdIf slOtA
Sales of Hog, for the week ending July by Miles Bart
EFT Commission Merchants No 2s2 Washington sreet-Fo
p. Ayres Co.. ChssteTyile Ohio l47 con-fed Hogs
55 b. price 7c. for Miller Hager Waterloo, ~
Y So i1b fed Hogs dressed weight at sici for A. p
Philips, Ohio z3 cofed Hog. gross 10 10 at 7c for
Thomas Bowen, Illinois 1854 cornfed Hogs, gross 1867 h.
&c tor Isaac Loder Rush Co. la 30 fed Hogs sv.
1871 H. AZ O6c for Thomas Morrison Ohio IA cDrned
Hogs, 32 ID, at 7c for Frost Knox Delaware Co
Ohio lS6 cornfed Hogs gross l52 H. at Isle. Total
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E.arEl Fron, the AuguslA Clnztitaiionalisl.
STATISTICS OF GEORGIA.

We indebted to Peterson Thweatt, esq, the inte
gent and indefagable comptroller general Of the State.
for full abstract OF the hundred and eighteen tan
dgests returned TO his Office by the tax receivers of the
present year This abstract is contained in four tables
marked "a" "'B' &C." and 3D. and shows at a
glance the and value of every item of properly
and every franchise upon which tax is paid In every
county in the State besides many other things interest
ing to those who take pride in watching the rapid pro-
gress Of our noble State in all the elements Of greatness
and of wealth The preparation Of such an abstract re-
qures much time, patience, industry and Intelligence
and much credit ia due TO Mr. Thwoatt for the manner In
which he has performed the semposed task, for 1t Is
not part of his official duty. ........,.. a'.t
We would be glad 10 publish all of these tables but are
deferred by their length We give, however In another
column the table marked .B showing the free coored
population Of the State tine number, value and dstrbu
ton of the slaves of the State and the number of polls
and professions and suboin synopsis Of the valna
BILE information contained in this and in the other tables
which we cannot publish ..". 4 rE au57.
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Magnificent Grain and stock Farm for Sale
LINHE snbscrber having fixed his residence in


Washington for few wishes to sell his farm 6c
such fail be satisfactory
DESTROYS Of farming and stock raising The farm which will SELL
contains $50 Of first quality land lying In the OF
State of Missouri and little over mile from the town Of Bowling
Pike There
OF rich and gently rolling prairie the balance in timber Upwards
hundred fine cultivation;
meadow sixty in wheat ten orchard of tho
selected bearing finely enclosed
hedge the best waered farm the neghborhood Besides
rg ponds stock water there is small creek
through the tract aordg nexhnustible supply water all
the The Is twelve miles from the ourshng
and rapidly growing city of louisiana market town the Mss
pp with plank complete Bowling Green, by which
take load of produce wagons louisiana and rotur
day. 81 4. .
Tho buildings cottage dwelling house good repair contain
Ing eight also Kitchen pantry smoke house. houses
stables house. and other ouhoues Besides tho stock
water there erfaing spring within hundred yards
The house two cstsrns one of which thirty feet deep and feel
hydraulic cement and otherwise finished the copstes
There a healtJa farm in the State Of Missouri;
there general estimation more beautiful and valuable oneac
ordng It's sizen the county wish TO sell IT, simply because
whilst engaged present enterprise as the editor and proprietor
the WASHINGTON UNION cannot conveniently and carry
proper advantage ....ts... ..s
will very accommodating paying
purchaser have four the balance
gazing and securing the deferred payments the
/.
inquiry addressed the subscriber Washington city
Blackboard Harris, Samuel f. Murray esq Bowling
Pike county, NO., will be promptly attended TO. .. W..
Sept 20 . wM. A. HARRIS.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

CuAHnH1AsrEas orun MlKn1 ooHss
rr Washington, Oct 10 1917.
- p Friday the lsth Noysnesr. lssI
supplying with the following articles daring Tia
iscal year ending soth June, 1885, viz
500 TO 500 uniform caps, complete.
1000 20 1000 marine pompoons
1000 to 1000 patent leather stocks.
500 500 pvates' uniform coats complete Of navy blue soI
indigo Ito be chemically tested
sOt 100 sergeans uniform coats Same as above
90 coats scarlet cloth, OOchnsal dys'o be
100 70 200 pairs NON oom@isonsd Onlosr.' .paul.ts.
500 500 pairs brass centre straps,
1000 TO 1000 pars lluan oysrans.
1000 10 1000 linen shirts .f.. ... ..al "H..
800 500 500 Ras s' Ssnss gay y
500 to 800 knapsaeks. 0Tr 81. .0..
SOo 500 marine fatigue the cloth 70 be navy sas nd
500 TO 500 fatigue irccFs ''''
I 600 10 1900 flannel shirts. .r
500 TO 900 pairs woolen ovsrAls blue ksrssy.
500 10 1000 woolen jackets, do.
500 % 200 watch r Or great =. coat coats do
IS 90 musicians jackets scarlet CLOTH o0OAinsa dysts
1000 20 1000 yards % sky blue kerssy,
yards scarlet CLOTH cochinea dye, chemically tested
Samples may application
Gee the ONCE q the assistant quar'srmssr marine corps sa
DO understood accepted d all
q entering into coaisct al The contract prices thereof
BIDS win be the whole the required,
all articles furnished fit quality and that articles
which do not the sample w be rejected and thrown
himself the RICH.
nnh the quantity named above as the eIsences or Interests
proposals 20 DO addressed to the Of the Marina
Corps Washington c. aud enorssd arroposals for sappl
The publishing this advertisement will send tho
by duplicate the Of 70
first insertion and SIX cents per 800 ems for all
National Ineigenoer" Star States, Washington;
Portsmouth H. POST and Courier" Boston Mass bridge
port Farmer Conn "Daly News ATLAS New York Eagle
pha Pa Patriot Harrisburg Pa Republican" Baltimore Md
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IaLORA JUST OUT have this day received II

INL0RA JUST OUT have this day received my
IL arusht cooking sovo which got up In Phade
expressly for this Market made heavy and
strong the best Pennsylvania macabe iron have called the
Tight Cooking patented 1857 heavy and thick for
family use and destined TO be the cooks delight
will guaranty TO bake roast boil fry, stew brol 6c superior
any cooking this market and has attached
arrangement For sale only woodwards Metropolitan Stove
and Factory No ais brown 'front.' balcony
full Of also door Savage hardware store
No 322 between 10th and 18th streets
Oct 2s--8uf ~ c. WOODWARD
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TTN0 FAMILIES would most respectfully call
attention of families that wsh to keep themselves comfort
able with little fuel to Neers Patent Parlor Crate or
he wishes called Is set parlors
hollow behind and the cold air brought
without heated and thrown into the parors can be set
Faro Companion all made OF
need repairing for
open CRATE handsome and will burn than half
paro will burn is manufactured in
very climate the State Of Massachusetts and for sale only
Oct 2s-edf C. WOODWARD
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The Nottingham England Review says that the town
Of Milton Mowbray boast Of two independent ladies
who have taken out game certificates and who enter the
field and can bring down the game equal to any male
sportsman well those INDUCING in fishing, hunt
ing to hounds the country &c. In the same place
ia female blacksmith, who is such adept shoeing
a horse working at the anvil to universal
excitement ...
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TEACHER WANTED wish to employ gen.
principal the Parsons Female Seminary
institution twelve miles of Austin Texas In moral we'll
settled healthy neghbohood and well located for patronage
will liberal salary and good teacher. gentleman
whose wife could instruct In would be preferred
Applicants address
'webbervile, Travis county Texas" ". d. TONNES
16-d2m President,
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LOCAL EW 9.

Tu HIGH PRICES of this city constitute a subject
of general complaint. Our citizens burdened with
a deprecated paper currency. fvedollar bill on
any Of the District banks must be traded out to be taken
at par Unless this Is DONE runous discount must be
submitted to- While this is the financial condition Of
the city, 1t has reasonably enough been generally
that there would be decline In the prices of everything
TINT into the general consumption. This has not
been the case however Notwithstanding the fact that
-four in the city of New York is sold at less than six
dollars a barrel the of Washington are COM
PEELED pay ten dollars for the best brands This is not
only true of four but Of almost everything else IL
to be hoped that change for the better will take
place in the federal city.
ARREST ApDUcTINo SLAvEs.-Mr. John w. Burns
yesterday brought before Esquire Goddard charged
with abducting two coored boys the property of Mr.
Jesse Taylor of Virginia. and taking them to Bruins
establishment In Alexandria, for sale. He was bound
In the of thousand dollars for further
animation The defence Is said to be that Burns being
the sonn law of Taylor, came into possession of the
slaves by marageit being contended that the slaves
belonged to the daughter instead Of the father.
The CIRCUIT COURT YESTERDAY. The case of Jones
Demott progressed far the closing Of the evidence
the part of the plaintiff consisting of the contract and
the testimony of Mr. John Hardness architect of the
Dexter House. and Mr. Jonathan T. Walker, the boss
carpenter The evidence the part of the defendant is
to be commenced this morning.
The Coal TRADE.-The Cumberland Civilian states
that during the past s5 boats have passed down
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal to Georgetown carrying
LOG 362 tons of COAL the toll which, at As cents per
tom amounts to SAT &c., to which is to be added the
toll for the boats being $3.50 making the receipts to
the Canal Company up to this time $685. all of which
has been expended in repairs and salaries and falling
short of the actual expenses of the company. ..
APpoINTMsT-By reference to another column, il will
be that the President has appointed to the post Of
private secretary to sign land patents Mr. William Finn
gentleman Of acknowledged ability and experience
This rendered necessary regret to state by the
severe illness of Mr. George H. Jones, of Virginia
EIGHT HUNDRED AND THREE tons Of coal arrived at the
port of Georgetown yesterday by the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal Twenty boats have left that city since
Saturday for Cumberland and other points since satur
day.
Hon. Jon r. Tyson, of Pennsylvania, will deliver the
lecture the opening of the coming exhibition Of the
Washington Art Association, which will take place
the 18th of December next
SALE OF CORPORATION SrocK.--J G. Mcclure yester-
day evening sold 49, 700 of corporation stock at from
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A CARD-Families that have any articles of cast
IA wearing apparel for girls boys and ari
bedding to the respectfully solicited to
them Mrs wards Of oath and
Of the undersigned who
appointed the Sunday school the Young Mems Chris
Association supply the dest
that neghborhood with suitable clothing.
Miss JULIA W. PARfIS l9s street,
between goth 2lst street,.
Miss ANNA VIRGINIA YOUNG, AIS sh street,
' between G aud Ii.
Oct 20
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LIBERAL SUBSCRIPTIONS $50 900 has been sub
ebed among the Methodss in this city to aid in re-
building the Wilbraham seminary, which burned a
week or two since. The needed Is $50 900, and II
he denominations elsewhere do well they have In
Boston, 1t will soon be made up Boston Ledger.
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NEW GALLERY OF ART,
No. 30S PennsyIrdsaia Aprste,
lover Dayis's Piano Storey

] uH5ytun5tu
(0ver Dayiss Piano Storey
TINE subscriber, induced by his success in Phila-
dephs orders he receives from this section
the country opened gallery this city for the
ducton ABRoTYPEs DAGUERREoTYPE and PHOTOGRAPHS
anordng Washington and the public opportunity OF
procuring work as is made in New York or Paris
Portraits OIL iagueeotypes and photographs finished
India ink natural coorB by distinguished Partisan
artist, engaged exprys for this establishment. -
residing distance wishing have dagusreotypes
them with description Of person) and
copied, and returned by express.
All cnesses guaranteed and an examination OF specimens
solicited
j. E. McCIEEs Photographer
3O8 Pennsylvania
626 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
2l-
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rsy- CLOTHING FOR POOR cHILDREN.-Tl

Young Mems Christian Association respectfully inform the public that
articles clothing shoes shirts
description suitable children will be thankfully received
properly distributed Those reading this notice willing aid in
noting children during the winter and desiring
properly disposed Of requested send cloth
ing the OF the association Of Pennsylvania
and 10th street, or TO any OF the officers.
2o-6t
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

HAGIKs AMERICAN JUVENILE COMEDIANS
troupe wonderful children will appear every evening and
Oh saturday afternoon, IA a series Of their
BEAUTIFUL, MORAL. AND INSTRUCTIVE ENTERTAINMENTS.
fhey have been endorsed by press uhsquas
An onure change Of bill every evening .... -
Admission rs half price .... ......... ..
Doors opon at Z; commences Al IN O'Clock
Oct 2l--d
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TIAIR JEWELRY.-M. w. GAIT & BRO. CALL
their patterns OF hair ewey conssting Of
necklaces bracelets chains studs sleeve buttons
Sc which they the best style
-.@s tt+t's +. t14 ~ .ff N. W. GAIT Il BRO,
2s-3t 324 Penn avonue between 9Th and 10th SITS.
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HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION. have this
received another supply the Coal Gas Burners This
burns smoke from the coal thereby making
half the fuel from the coal suitable
all apartments, &c, .g.
For sale only Woodwards Stove Crate Furnace and Cook
Factory Nos 3S and 1922 Pennsylvania between
10th and 18th
C. WOODWARD.
8--eodIw
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detachment of two hundred soldiers passed through
harrisburg on Saturday from Carlisle their way to
Utah Territory .. ..tl .Ia.
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A TTENTION, HoUSEKEEPERS!- IL respectful
IA call the attention Of housekeepers 70 spenoes
ELEVATED HOT-AIR COOKING RANGE,

heats tho paro chambers like the Prlor Companion
woodwards Metropolitan Stove aud Crate Fac
tory Nos 3s and s22 Pennsylvania between 10th and 18th
N BHotar Furnaces the latest put up the
shortest notice. G. WOODWARD
Octs-eo4w
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GREAT CHANCE-Virginia and other money
VI taken Great bargains goods Having purchased
stock Of velye cloths and sacrifice,
than prices months WILL
bargains be this city also emo and
splendid clothing which sold cash.
WALL STEPHENS,
No Pennsylvania avenue 9th and 10th
and under Browns Hotel, No 232,
I7-1meod 9th and 7th
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II AW PARTNERSHIP.-Samuel Chiffon A. b.
Magruder late Virginia. being associated partnership win
practice the Of Washington city, tho Court Of Claims and the
supreme Court OF the United States,
Address Chiffon MAGRUDER, Washington, d. G.
Oct 14-eo3m
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Stock in port 81 900 bales including l6l 900 of Amer
lean. #aeHs.H H'r
Manchester reports were favorable. Raw material
slow Of sale, but prices were unsltered.
Breadstufs. Flour steady with slight decline
inferior qualities There but little inquiry, and
prices weak. Wheat closed steady, with advan
cling tendency on red Corn firm, and all qualities
had slightly advanced.
Provisions were quiet and steady. Lard had declined
2a3s. .,.at -t4 b. t,t Esf ,,itg -g
Groceries Coffee closed dull and all had slighty de-
cned. Sugar closed heavy, and had declined 3D. Sd
and holders were pressing on the market .ss. ed.
Naval stores steady at last quotations
London markets.-Consos for money ss4; for account
TO-
Breadstuffs were quiet. Wheat had declined Sd Su-
gar was heavy at decline of I'd. Sd. ...
The details of the Indian mail in the belief that
prospects cheering and 1t is confidently believed
that the next mail will bring intelligence of the capture
of Delhi
The mutineers there are said to be nearly exhausted
and are fast leaving the city. -,t . '...i
circular from the Colonial Office has been addressed
to the governors of the British colonies ordering them
to look to the defence of their provinces and not to neg
lcct reasonable waIlike preparations vs.
1t is reported that the cholera is raging in village
near London. t.".. .lr
Mr. Ten Broecks horse Belle was the winner at the
New Market races r- p. ......~.. .....
Consols closed at Ssh $50 for money '..t
The ship Prince George, from Mobile, abandoned
at sea the 4th inst Her crew arrived at Queens
town, Ireland.
financial ......,
NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-Stocks are active and frmer.
Chicago and Rock Island Ga Illinois Central Railroad
7s3 do bonds ~ Michigan Southern, 81 New York
Central est Reading Railroad, 2s Missouri 6s, 64}
Virginia Agricultural Fair
RICHMOND, Oct. 2s.-Ths fair grounds denssly
crowded large number of strangers present IT
nearly as large as in former years.
Arvipal Of Work Of Art.
RICHMOND, Oct. 28.--A Dutch brig is reported in
James river with Crawfords statue of Washington for
Richmond
Markets .,... .r.
NEW YORK. Oct. 28.-Cotton ia quiet Flour is firm
sales of 1000 barrels State 81 IS 81 Is; Ohio SIS 10
SIS 40 southern, IS 40 a SIS SO. Wheat is buoyant-
sales of CO. 900 bushels; Chicago spring, 81. Corn has
advanced of IL 900 bushels mixed 70 II cents
Provisions are quiet Mess pork, $40 rs $50 90.
Western rcpacked beef $l2 $lS Lard is firm at 10
3l cents. Whiskey is quet-ohio 81 cents. Coffee is
dull prices are nominal Sugar is unchanged Spirits
turpentine is steady at 80 40 cents. Rosn is firm at
81 50 asl 40 Rice is unchanged. .'.g
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VN0 LET-FURNISHED RO0MS-Four parlors,
Il with bed rooms adjoining with &C. Pennsylysnis
No 225 opposite Wizards Hotel between 4th and 18th streets
Al ssToRE at the place
a p-3avSWFlm
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COMFORTS AND BLANKETS, all sizes and
" prices a @ .- '..['. .N sd
New opened today--
100 pieces sheetngs
40 pieces linen sheeings
All marked n their actual cash value.
price only and no deviation
correspondents supplies
daily PERRf BROTHER,
Central Stores" building
28-10tdif opposite Centre Market
NOR CHILDRENS CLOTHES.--Merino, plaids,
Angola plds and mousseines for chldrens
wears choice Of select styles .4
New supplies daily.
One price only, marked In plain figures.
All the marked actual cash value
PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores" west building
Oct 2s-dlouf opposite Centre Market
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By TELEGRAPH.
Three Days Later from Europe.


. NEW YORK, Oct. 2s,--The steamer Persia, nom Ly-
erpool ON the 18th, arrived here at ia o'clock this
morning
The City of Baltimore had arrived out at Liver
pool
1t reported that President Buchanan has written
TO Mr. Dallas pedgng himself to the enforcement Of the
international laws. rY.a. Hs ts9a
fearful panic raging at Vienna. There is also
financial crisis at Lisbon Il ... =Ish-f
There had been large arrivals Of Australian gold in
England.
The Banks OF Holland and Belgium had advanced their
rates of discount ar. -u .nGr f... ..sg .a... IS.
Decrease Of bullion in the Bank of England for the
week amounts TO 1858 900.
American securities active and ductuating, but
closed steader. .... .r.aEf -..a. sH COB
et... AARKuS. .. .
LIvKRPooL.-Th cotton market for the week ending
Friday closed quiet but steady Sales of the week
25 900 bales including 500 to spectators and 900 to
exporters, Estimated sales Friday 1, 900 bales In
feror qualities had declined a I'd. VII g.9a ,a
......... .,..,... Orleans, Mobile. Uplsnds.
Fair; .-------- q ~ %
Middling ------------- 9t .r
NJ, ol,,l;...
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VINHE FINEST STYLES AND QUALITY.-40 car
black other coak Of the finest styles
aud quality
4 cartoons ladies' style carriage coass"
Shawls, a immense lot In all the modern styles.
vcvsts Lyons best grades and color all widths
aud prices,
20 pieces shades cloths
for adies' coaks. .... . .. ...r... 49,.
10 cartoons ladies' mourning shawls, nil sizes.
best Paris kid gloves, all sizes and coors.
price only marked In plain figures by Of the Arm from
which 10 deviation Ia allowed.
prces and fair dealing be rolled all
PERRY 4 BROTHER
Central Stores building,
Oct 2s-l0tdt opposite Centre Market.
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SALE OF CORPORATION SrocK.--J. G. Mcclure yester-
day evening sold 49, 700 of corporation stock at from
1904 to lo2 cents.
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Hon. Jon r. TYSON, of Pennsylvania, will deliver tn
lecture the opening of the coming exhibition Of th
Washington Art Association which will take place Oh
the 18th Of December next.
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RISING STAR.

T HAVE Just received from Philadelphia a few of
Rising cooking decided i'm
Morning had them
up Philadelphia fully suited to this
strong OF the best Pennsylvania
cooking made extra heavy and
by Church. esq., Philadelphia Please call and
,eeth them.
largest variety nil that found
Ranges Larobe
companions CRATES other York
patterns.
C. WOODWARDS
Metropolitan and Factory,
Streets balcony front full Of stoves,
l5-eo6wf Nos. 3l8 and 322 Penn.
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Medical Books .-
yTTooD AND BACHEs UNITED STATES Dis
wv pensatory, s-s 80. ...- 40 .... .l... . ...at
Woods Practice Of Medicine vols, ....
Woods Therapeutics and PhArmaeoogy, Tois. r..
Aliens Dsseetor's Guide. ..... aa ..
nckson's Elements of Medicine ..
BArows Practice OF Medicine ... .....s...
watsons Practice OF Physc. ... On.
Wilson'S Human Anatomy. . .......
Erichsen's System Of Surgery ....-.....
Lehmans Chemical Physiology ...... .... .......
Konkers Mcroscopical Anatomy, .,. sH.
Kirkss Manual Of Physiology ...... .. ..,. d.
Iudolow's Manual Of Examinations. B.. . ..r
sharpey and Duan's Anatomy, vols. .- ... --g.t. w
With many others the lowest Philadelphia prices Catalogues
gratis t 49,, r. . .. ...l. H fFANck TAfLofN
Oct ~ s.r.. f,
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322 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Ba,reen 9h aud LODI streets.

REoPENING EXTRAORDINARY BRILLIANT
g.. III. s DISPLAY I'd. E-uFr.Eg
LNINE, rich, and elegant assortment Of gentlemen
boys ready clothing furnishing goodsour
spacious sslesroo will reopened the public this Tues
evening O'Clock brilliantly Illuminated aud music
by the Marine Band" which cordially Invite the pub
lie ,.... ..... WALL, STEPHENS.
Oct 2T-2uf r
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CUBMITTED TO A REDUCTION.--Ma of the
richest, newest and choice styles very large
European and American dry goods this day submitted hoavy
ducton price all Of which purchasers
raj have the advantage Of
One price only marked plain figures tho Arm from
which deviation h allowed consequently purchaser
charged.
New supplies from the North and East daily.
Good articles low prices and fair dealing DO relied in all
. PERRY n BROTHER
Central Stores building,
Oct 22--lodh opposite Centre Market