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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-13

WORKING G1RLs.-Happy Girls! who
cannot love them? With cheeks like roses,
bright ayss, aud elastic stop, how ohesrfully
they go to work. Our reputation for it, such
girls will make excellent wives. Blessed in
deed will these men be who secure such
prizes. Contrast those who do nothing but
sigh all day, and live to follow the fashions,
who never earn the bread they eat, or the
shoes they wear; who are languid and lazy
from one weeks end to the other. Who
but simpleton and popinjay would prefer
the latter, if he were looking for compan-
ion? Give us the working girls; they are
worth their weight in gold. You never see
them mincing along, or jump dozen feet
to steer clear of spider or fly they have
no aAectation, or silly airs about them
When they meet you, they speak without
putting on dozen silly airs, OF trying to
show off to better advantage, and you feel
as if you were talking to human being,
and not to a painted automaton or a fallen
angel.
If girls knew how sadly they missed it,
while they endeavor to show off their deli.
cate hands and unsoiled skins and put on a
thousand airs, they would give worlds for
the situation Of the working ladies, who are
far above them in intelligence, in honor, in
everything as the Heavens are above the
earth.
Be wise, then you have made fools of
yourselves through life. Turn over new
leaf, and begin, though late, to live and act
as human beings; as companions to immor-
tai man, and not to playthings and DOLLS
In no other way can you be happy and sub
serve the design of your existence.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-13

Crops Tie accounts in relation to the
crops are generally very encouraging from
all parts of the country. Cotton and sugar
promise remarkably we'll. The Nashville
Banner expresses the opinion that 100000
bales of cotton will be grown, which may be
worth $1,000 10000, and that the sugar crop
will be worth s3O,OOO,OOO, which will be.
gin to come into market in Southern citiesin
six weeks time. All other crops being
good, the hopes expressed of brisk fall
trade and deferred revulsion is not without
foundation.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-13
NO. 80.

On the day of the assassination, C@sar's
friend, Mark Antony, owed $1,000, 900,
which was all paid thirty days afterwards.
This same Antony subsequently swallowed =
pearl dissolved in vinegar, (Which Cleopatra
administered to him, } worth s40O, 900. he
also squandered s735, 100000 of the public
treasure.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-13

s9sWhen Dr.. H and Lawyer H.
were walking arm in arm, wag said to
friend: Th6se two are just equal to one
higHwHsayman." 'fWhy7" was the response.
"BsSsaaahse," !" rejoihed the xag, "it is law
yer and doctor-yoar MONEY or your lys."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-03

ton They We're indefatigable during the entire
day, In their labors to render those in attendance
comfortable and happy
we are Informed that the Georgetown City
Guards, the military company which has recently
oeen formed among the young men of our city,
viii make their first public parade, under the
command OF their captain, J. Owens Berry, on
the 18th instant
-, The quantity Of wood coming into market at
the present time is very limited, and there is
every indication Of an advance In prces-S4 50
was onered yesterday for oak, by the cargo, which
Is an advance of from IS 50 cents over the prices
OF few weeks past. Hickory is in great demand,
but none coming In; few hundred cords of good
would command excellent prices. Pine, 1915 to
80 so by the cargo
No change of moment in the -four or grain mar
keis since our last report s.
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.
Correspondence Of The Star.
GEORGETOWN, Sept q Is

CcTTsSpGadsaes Of The Star.
GEORGETOWN, Sept. 3, 1857.
We took occasion, a few days since, to notice
some of the superior facilities afforded by the sem.
inaries Of Georgetown for the education of youth
and now resume the task for the purpose of more
thoroughly posting the Stars readers, both al
home and abroad, upon the subject.
The duties at the old Georgetown CoIlepe will
be resumed on Monday next, the eth inst. All.
ready the notes OF preparation is being heard and
the scholastic year liz expected to be commenced
with an unusually large number Of pupils. OF
the character OF this institution for usefulness Il
Is unnecessary for us TO say anything Itsworld.
wide reputation as a first class Institution of
lrarning is sufficient recommendation for il both
at home and abroad.
The exercises of the Georgetown Literary InstI-
tute will he commenced by Mr.. Thomas N Con
rad on Monday next also. This gentleman has
taken one OF the tine airy rooms on the first floor
OF Forrest Hall. Ii Is an excellent room in soms
respects for such purpose, being thoroughly dTy
and well ventilated. He comes among ms with
the very best Of references as a young man we'll
9uaIlhed Tor the arduous and very responsible
duties OF the Office Of a school teacher He has
also, As will be seen from his advertisement sxed
his standard OF prices for tuition at points which
places the benefits Of his school within the reach
OF persons OF ordinary means-somethng which
many OF the citizens OF Georgetown have been
wishing for for years
The duties OF the Georgetown Female Semi
nary (see advertisement OF Miss Harr0ver) will
comes into our city endorsed as an ACCOMPLISHED
ns'fnctress by some Of the very best citizens of
Washington aud Georgetown. From her past
success ,, as teacher In Washington we have no
doubt but she will be able with hef corns OF exo
cellent assistants to give universal 70
those who may entrust their daughters to her in.
stTuction. " He' in-
The duties OF the public schools will also Inc
summed on Monday next. We NAV. thsrsSora
anticipate on that day general sea1ebina M =;
bookS, states, saicheis, &c, and scaniperinp
among the young Americans Of the town
Agreeably 10 our antcipations a perfect tbrona
attended the pic mic Of the Young Catholics
Friend Society ut Arlington Spring YESTERDAY
The weather was delightful, and the accommo.
dations for the transit Of persons to and from the
Spring being excellent, hundreds OF our psopIe
(young and old, male and female,) availed them.
selves OF the privilege Of spending one more day
OF pleasure before being overtaken by gloomy
Fall and dreary Winter, and OF once more enjoy
ing the agreeable society Of the venerable sage Of
Arlington. The preparation on the ground was
excellent, and ample for the accommodation of
all and the committee OF fifteen gentlemen lost
no opportunity for displaying their gallant Y to
Ine Hntitudes OF pretty faces and b. ight eyes in
d,ehoahcei and the committee Of a like nlimt or
ladies done no discredit to their Official poss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-03

MADAME MOUNT has prepared by special request,
salve for the cure Of Cancers, which never was
known to fail. Also, Cordial for Dysentery, Diar-
rhea, and Summer Complaint, which acts as per-
Salve for the Piles, extract from flower a SOW
erelgn remedy. Give them trial. Like her Con-
sumption DESTROYER, they may be relied on, She
had at No. $50 street, between 18th and 18th. Also
At Nalrn Palmer,s Drug Store, corner 9th street
and Penn avenue, ID. =. Dyson's Drug Store, corner
Of Penn. avenue and 18th street, and J. p. Mburn
Drug store. Willards' Hotel. Also at c. Ststts,
corner OF 7th street and Penn. avenue.
References can be made to Rev. John Robb, r ev.
MIR. Register, Rev. James Hanson, and Mr. Mana-
han.
The Consumption Destroy r also can be found in
Alexandria, at Mr.. Castleman's Store, on King
street, sole agent for that place. In Georgetown
az Mr.: T: A: Newman's. ON Bridge street. lie u
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MARRIED.

On the SYST ultimo, by the Rev. Mr.. Tapman. M -.
ISAAC WILLIAMS, of Maryland, to Mrs. MARY
ANN KIRK, of Washington, ID. c.
w on tie lst l instant by the Rev B. A. Mcguire.
ter Of the late VIM. Glare. Esq.,. Of this ,cltt.
caster. Pa, to Miss ANN MARIA BEEDLE. of
this city.
SII.AS JOHNSON to Miss ELLEN ABBEGIL,
both Of Prince Georges county;
On the 9th ultmO. by the Rev. John c. Smith,
GABRIEL. KNAPP to Mrs. ELIZABETH URT,
all of this city.
On the LIST instant, by the Rev. John c. Smith,
MIR. ANDREW j. McAULEY to Miss MARY
WOODS. all of this city.
C. JOHNSON. Esq. to Mrs Nj. w. JAMES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-03
BY C. w. BOTELER, Auctloneer,

a UNINISTRATOR'S SALE OF CARPEN-
"A TIERS Tools, LCGBER, WAGON, &c, AT Arc
rIoY7On MONDAY, September Z, at 10 O'Clock A.
m. shall sell, by order Of the Orphans Court at
the carpenters shop situated on Tenth between a
and ii streets, collection Of penteTs' tools wag-
on, tumbeI, &C. belonging to the personal effects Of
one ihoTtclng machine. saws, five carpenters bench
es panes, spirit levels, framing TOOLS box win
DOW raies' gTlnustOne, tool chest, lot of flooring
lumber, dc.
Also. one nearly new ard well built Wagon, Har-
Terms: $40 and under, cash: over $50 a credit of
- and ~ days for approved endorsed notes bearlng
interest. SELBI PARkER, Administrator
SCI z. w. BOTELER, AuctInneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-03
By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, AuctionoeI.

BS JAZZ. Z. MctII TX r., AuctCneef.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF A D.crrp
i REAN GALLERT.-nn TUESDAY MORNING.
September 6th, at 10 clock, shall sell the rooms
over Sgeeny, RIttenhouse, FAINT & Co.'S Rank a
lot ot Furniture, Il C.: comprising
Palr OF Mahogany Tete-a-tete Sofas
Mahogany hair spring seat rm and Parlor Chairs
Marble top centre and pier Tables
Dllt frame Mirrors, cane-seat Chairs
Damask Curtains, Brussels Carpets. Mating
neaVy pate lass ana metal counter Show CASE
pictures, EngravIngs. DaguerreOtypes
FaPleT mache, Gilt, and Rosewood Frames and
Cases Oo Nii"
Together with lot of Screens. Fixtures, and ap-
paratuS. ~ ~ -'P
Ieims $50 and under, cash: over that sum, \
credit OF 80 and Co days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, hearing interest,
se2-d JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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Advance in Cotton I'm Europe.

:, NEW oRk, sept. 2.-Private adviees by the
Vanderbilt report an advance of an eigbtb 20 e
quarter penny in cotton at Liverpool the sales OF
the week reaching - COO bales Middling o.
leans quoted eight and nine-sixteentLs. Al Have
cotton had advanced one franc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-03
The WEATHER.-Range Of the thermometer
from Thursday noon, Aug. %, to this morning:
MorninU Mon Nioht

I'd, inclusive: Aug 27th, 700 W; 18th, 74o; 29th,
690 OF; 3Oth, 90 G2 3lst, $50; Sept. lst, ESQ Of
I'd, 200 W.
Average height OF the thermometer in the morn
ings, from Aug 18th to Sept. 3, inclusive, go %
Re,narks-Aug 2,th-cloudy and rainy aStb-
windy and rainy early morning, rest of the day
lightly cloudy and warm; 29th-fog early morn
ing, came out fine, and cool and pleasant TO end;
3Oth-airy, cool and pleasant 3lst-clear and
pleasant; Sept. 1st-heavy fog, came oct fine, and
milder; 2d-fog, warmer, cloudy; 3d-cloudy,
warmer, air moist. River clear
New moon Friday, Sept. Is, early morning
Georgetown, Sept. 3, 1857. ID.
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MayoraIty Election a, wi,m,n,,,, n,

OF this city was held to-day and q w Sna-t.
the American candidate, was successful. hsying
received majority of 33l votes The rest OF tbss
American ticket was also chosen. The majority
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-03
Commencement at brown Unirer.itr

PROVIDENCE, Sept. THE commencement, sr
Brown University to-day passed of well. SamSt
Cox. of Ohio, delivered the address befors 81
alumni, and Wendell Phillips the Grafton before
the undergraduates. " '''o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-03

ON ADDITIONAL COPIES OF. ROSAIIC
COO the Prairie Flower" just received> Thisi e
the most popular song ever published sent II, nal
Inee OF postage on receipt Of twenty-five cents m
1% John F. ELLIS.
t'pk HoSTON.-The superior clipper schooner
Nathanel Doane, Doane. Master, has ar -
Iveo ana Will have quick dispatch for the<S
a9oys port; For freight or passage apply tH-&a
ia, hAR bLEEf BRO, lOl Water street. George
~~"fp wv au&-IW
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Failure of a BANKING Houss

CIEcISNhTI, sept 3 The deposit and discousr
bank Of Messrs. Hatch & I.an1don SuSnsCnS.s
this morning. There being a large DgmbeT of
small deposits considerable excitement was ere
a.ed. The hrm Were involved by the failure OF
MessTs Beebe i Co, OF New York
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HNWn-STnpN IInI-cIN

IWO-STORI FRAME HOUSE ANDLOT,
II FRONTING on WASHINGTON STREET, AT AUC-
TlON.-Oa IT ESDAG, the 9th inst, shall sell, in
'front.' OF the premises, a O'Clock D. M, Lot No T.
~ square No. 5l8, fronting on Washington street
north, between 4th and 5h and q aRd III Streets run
meg back TO wide alle., with the improvements
winch rs a good two-story Frame House, containing
i've conveniently arranged rooms,
Terms: One-half cash; balance ir 4, @, II, and rs
months, for notes bearing interest from the day of
sale, A deed given and a deed of trust taken.
SeZ-0 A GREEN An
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The Weather al New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. THE weather here 70
very pleasant Citizens are returning 10 the cit,
from the various watering places and country
seats, and business is regaining its activity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-03
Vermont Election.

MONTPELIER, Sept. 2.-Thus far SC RepDbIf
cans and Ill Democrats have been elected 10 m.
lively light The Republican majority. baur
ever, is relatively as large as last year
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Arrest for EmbezzIemept.

BUFFALO, Sept. 2.-Information f. receivs,
that Moses Cummings has been arrested =, r.
ronto for embeZzling the funds OF the B,nk ~ II,
per Canada lie Is ordered 10 be tried for robbrtr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-03
Railroad Accident

CINCINNATI, sept. 2.-The mail train on the
Dayton and Sandusky Railroad ran of the tract,
car went over the embank ment and Henr- RSoss
baggage master; David Cassit, train boy. and Mr.
kunkle, editor of a Sandusky newspaper were
instantly killed Two or three others were in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-03
The Society of Missionary Iuor,,v

PRovIDENcE, X 1, Sept. IAN Grafton was
aelvered to-day before the Society Of Missjona :,
inquiry, by Rev. w. ). Plumer formerly OF Raj
tlmore. Subject: ''The Destiny of the T-nited
states and the duty consequent upon that destiny
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Injunction against n RANK.

NEW ORR, sept. Am Injunction against the
Mechanics Banking Association has hss, .,1.,,t.,
for. The bills areNeing redeemed at par.
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JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

brick YARD AND MACHINERY FOR
SALE ar ArCTION.-On TT ES DAY AFTER
MUM, september 9th, at O'Clock on the premi
ses shall sell at the Brick Yard on South Capitol
street, near Meals wharf, the Brick kIns, Sheds
Iempering Machines, and all the Tools necessary
for carrying on four gangs with accommodations for
enlargement if necessary.
The ground itself will be sold or only the CLAW AZ
the purchaser may desire. '' -
Terms: One third cash the residue in 90 and 90
terest. "
sep I'D JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct
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Financial Affairs AT wo,,..

New ORLEANS, Sept. 2-Financial affair. ara
quiet here, and no disturbance Is apprehendsd
Money IS comparatively easy. Sterling bills are
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From kansas.

ST. Louis, sept THE Kansas correspondent
OF the Democrat says a meeting was held N ~
renee on the 2ld ulimo, 10 elect delegates 10 the
GrasshopPer Falls Convention. The Democrstic
wing OF the frse-State party constituted
OF the AUDITORY. The delegates chosen were All
in favor Of voting at the October election.
Hone proseqEi has been entered In the case or
Capt Walker ~ 49, -
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Sept. Stocks are active and
hiEner Chic ago aud Rock Island 50 4; Cumbe. :
land Coal Co. 13k; Illinois Central shares mo. Isl
Central76s i Pennsvlvania Coal Co -2y. Reaa.
Ing Railroad 50 Virgiaa6 's 81; Missouri 6s p.
Sterling exchange IL dull
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Arrival of the Steamer Asia.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-The Asia arrived her,
early this morning, with Liverpool adyiceS a
the 22d; Her news was anticipated by the steamel
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o,i mw YORK, Sept 3.-Flour is heavy, sf a de-
~ ao % aioc sales Of 5000 bbls; state s5 5ua
sSf% Ohio seaS6 50; Southern SO 5sSsG CO.
W neal Is depressed; sales of 600 bushels:
white 3 5Oasl IS; red n IS.
sc yellow SIC A~
rolk Is lower; mess s25 q X as,5 50, a decline
OF luc Beef is unchanged at Sl7 IS foe Chicago
h"Packed Lard has declined at I5kc.
WhiskWfis lower Ohio ~ kc., a decline of II
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BY JAS. C. McGUIRE Apctioreo,

by JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auetioneer.
1 HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSE
AYt MdRNlNGr E sa1fen $SgeT 9S
o'clock, at the residence of Frank s. Shulze, No.
excellent Furniture and Household Ee ss a CONS n1s
SUITE @f rn crimson walnut Paror
Chairs, and six Paror Chairs Aim
CarveG I Tosewood marbIe-top Centre and Sofa
walnut st Arm Reception, and Rocking Chairs. fin
- lsheu In inquired tapestry
Crimson damask covered Union Chairs, Etasere
suite 81 four crimson damask Window Curtains
,n 1de f Win siik with lace Curtains, COTnce
Gree9and crimson damask Chamber Curtains, with
C2rnice and Fixtures
Ova gllt-iGame Mirrors, EngravIngs
tapestry, Brussels, and other Carpets, Rugs
Bronze IRON Hat Tree, SiaiT RoJs and E,es
NV" PUT elegant Hehe marble Vases, with centre
F 4aa 21 GhRs seG
s'lveT pFPts TIA Ssts Walters. Cake Baskets.
T phb1s t Dinner PpssssIt, and Tea Ware
Walnut ESte9s,op Dn.ng Table, Sideboard
Lounges, Card Tables, cane, seat Chairs
Gn nsm MSi M rnsnge9te Char Easy Chairs
One set walnut Chamber Furniture complete
EBedsteads, Bureaus, WaTdrobes, and Washstands
Mattresses, Blankets, Comforts, Spreads Sheets,
asqssa S Ssss cSias c fSes
Together with general assortment OF Kitchen Pc
Quisltes S"@A Ne-
Terms so and under, cash over that sum q
credit oil 30 90, aud 30 days, for satisfactorily en-
d9isea notes, bearing interest SA
S.SIne House is for Rent. Inquire on the
premises or oil the Auctloneer. WI WV
Sc eo&ds J. c. MCGUIRE, Auci.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TWO FRAME HOUSES AND IOTS vpoxr
sn, Ing ON ID srREEr WEST, BETWEEN ID STREET
~ N M thGiNlA AVENUE, AT PUBLIC Auction
~ on III Dh the 9Th instant, shall sell in front
o o Tue premises, at O'Clock D. M, hall of Lot No.
SS In square as, agreeably to MoViIliams' snbdi-
ssiol oI SAID square, with the improve ments when
1our rooms each.
rms property Is handsomely located on Third
avenue.
Terms ne-third cash; balance in 6 and II months
Tor notes bearing interest from day of sale. deed
gwen and deed OF trust taken. All conveyance al
the cost of the purchaser.
III the terms of sale are not complied with in FIVE
days from day of sale the property Will be resold nj
the risk and cost of the delinquent by giving three
days notice Of such resale In the National Intelli
genoer.
Id A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
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Resignation of a Judge,

PORTLAND, Sept 2.-The State OF Maine an
nounces the resignation OF Judge Curtis of the
Supreme Court, to take effect on the LIST of Oc-
tOhpF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-03

CHARGE OF FALSE PRErENcEs-A RACE
This morning, VIM. Whitehurst was arrested by
Officer Suit for obtaining butter under false pre-
fences. He was taken to the office of Justice
Smith and left in his custody while the officer
left Whitehurst very coolly remarked to the Jus
ice that he didn't intend to stay there, and picked
up his hat and left The ma istrate took after
him, and raised the cry of 9 stop thief" White
up stone and struck MIR. s. The magistrate re-
turned the compliment by severe blow upon his
opponents mouth, which induced tue latter to
reconsider his purpose of walking away. He was
taken back to the Office and committed to Jail for
further hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-03
CT. L. GROWN & CO. Anctioneers.

c. r. L.. CROWN & CO.. Auctioneers
I'RCSTEE'S SALE OF PERSONAL PROP
u EkTY.-By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in
l,lber J, A. s., No. 1885, folios 25 &C. and ~ one Of
me Iand records for the County of Washington, ID.
C,wlll lie sold IN front of the Bank of NVaShnEton
at 10 O'Clock a M, on SATURDIT SennissShar,
I'm 1871 at public auction, "a highest bidder for
CASH Gn. thTee Horses, three Carts, and five Mich
sci CIR. l.. GROWN g. CO., Auc,s.
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uUMPHRIES & JUNNIMAN,
IL On Fourth street east, between and F.,
CAPITOL HILL,
have fitted up their place, which will be open daily
to visitors, and every Monday afternoon for those
German W altzss. will find an opportunity to do so
there. Weber's Band has been engaged for the sea-
son, and will be in attendance.
They have ON hand and constantly making the
purest Larger to be obtained in the CITY. je SIN
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AUCTION SALH
BY A. GREEN,Auct,oueer

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE
CIRCLE AT AUcrIoH.-On WEDNESDaV the
9Th instant. shall sell in front of premises. A.
Gc,S , p. M, Lot No s. IN square No. 81. having
back 100 feet to wide alley between 22d and aat
streets, containing 5,475 square feet ~
Terms: One third cash: balance in and 10 months
Tor notes bearing interest from day of sale
deed given and deed of trust taken.
All conveyancins at the cost of the purchaser.
seS0 A, GREEN. Auof
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u STREET BOWLING sALO,
nR. e. III. VAN PATTEN,
IL MIST

nR. e.. III. VAN PATTEN,
- DENTIST
TX poets to reach his home by the 9Th September
prOYiInO, when, with renewed vigor and->
energy, he will resume his professional rSV~
duties. SuID
With abundant reason for believing that his efforts
IN Washington during the past eighteen years have
proved generally satisfactory he is determined vet
patronage, which he again respectful lily so!cits.
Ofhce las heretoforel at his residence, Cedar Hill
Villa, Pennsy vanla avenue, near Georgetown.
ai-7t
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CENTRE MARKET, this morning, was largely
attended, and fair supplies Of articles were dis
played on the stalls. Prices were as follows:
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. I.-Thirty-six classes Of
Durham and Devon stock, and Of horses were on
exhibition to-day. The Durham stock Is pro-
nOunced to be unrivalled
kentucky, Ohio and Indiana stock took ali the
prizes that Were awarded to-day
The weather is delightful and the attendance
at the exhibition very large
Intense interest is manifested in the exbibi,io,
10y the most celebrated stock breeders, most OF
whom are present at the fair
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BOARDING.

TWO GENTLEMEN, or a Gentleman and his
u Wife, can be accommodated with ROOM and
BOARD by applying at Mrs. J. A. PETERS,
+S6 II street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
References required. Sc I-eo3t'
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CEILING OFF -SEIIING oFPu-on,.n
- tire stock at cost No humbug
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The Ohm RIrar
New York Marke,.

WHEELING, Va. Sept 3.-The river SIN ron.
times in good boating order. ''''' TUE