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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-12

IHk oLD DKFKNDERs turned out forty-three
strong this morning, according to preceding an
nouncement, to celebrate the anniversary Of the
battle of Baltimore.
The association met at the City Hall, at eleven
O'Clock, when they were called to order by the
President, Col. Seaton, who read the following
resolution; which was adopted:
Resolrtd, That each member OF this association
be requested to state in what portion Of the army
he served, and who Were his officers; and fur
ther, that a committee be appointed, who will
inquire and report at our next meeting who are
entitled to bounty land and have not received il.
and the reason their claims have been rejected by
the Department.
The following gentlemen were proposed 20
new members, and Were unanimously elected bv
Chas. F. Gordon, VIM. D. Aiken, Chas Newton
Chas. kenan, Robt. Clements, Csphas SHINES
Gabriel Barnhill, and Capt. James Baker, u. 8,
The association then formed in nrocs.s,o, ,a
marched, accompanied by the field music mine
Plecesl kindly furnished by Gen Henderson for
tue occasion, and detachment of the fiyinp ar
~ cry alom the washington arsenal to the mall
VI liie new armory, where a salute Of thirty one
guns was fired, and the band PLAYED Hail Column
OF all present.
The Association then left the grounds under
tue charge OF Col VIM. p. Young, marshal of
the day, and marched up the avenue and Ninth
street 10 the residence OF their President Col
ncatoH, WneTe they hated, and were heartily
thanked by that gentleman for the attention paid
him, which was entirely unexpected
The President asked to be excused from anv
further participation in the ceremonies of the
DAY, remarking, In the language of Daniel Web
ster, that he g was essentially used up man
The band played 6 The Star Spangled Banner
amid the heartily given three cheers Of the vete-
ran defenders, who then, on the suggestion of
Col Williams, agreed to pay the President of
The United states passing visit before disband-
ing, which they proceeded to do.
On hing the White House IL was ascertained
that the President was not in town, whereupon
the party proceeded to pay their respects to the
Secretaries OF War and Navy.
CENTRE MARKEr.-There was full gathering
OF country dealers at the principal market this
morning. The supply was ample, of fair quality,
and displayed to advantage. Quite large num-
Der OF cows were offered for sale on the Square,
and the dealers were surrounded during the
morning by purchasers:
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HI To ascertain the weight of a horse--nu,
your toe under the animals foot
IL To secure room in crowd-carry paint
pot in each hand.
IL What Is the twentv-seyenth letter of tla
alphabet - Let her cent,
II Why are good husbands like dcugb,
Woman knead them.
MITIGATKD AFFLICTioS A gentleman went
INTO store where none but .'mourniny goodsD
were sold, and inquired for slate colored SSloyaS
The polite clerk Informed him that only black
goods were sold 10 that room; for slate-coloted
gloves he must step into the Hnitga.sd a67iefjon
dsPdTt"eHf'-BHtd!o Commercial AdreTtiver
III John Thompson. the hnancier Is again An
the hands Of the sheriff. A Cincinnati Arm ami
the Wisconsin Bank brought suit against him \,
recover the proceeds Of certain drafts put into Li.
70 Collect, put which proceeds were not
The w lsconsin claim is for 80 500 and the ncin-
natl for $1,000. In each complaint he was ordeTed
10 find bail In the sum Of 5000
IL novel law suit was recently tried a,
Cherryfeld, Maine. IL was brought bva mintS
ter or the Gospel to recover from wealthy citizen
the amount Of his subscription toward paving the
former for his clerical services The defence .,
the suit was that when the clergyman Ma enos
ged, il was upon the specific understanding tia;
he was not to preach politics. This understand
ing, IL was alleged, he had violated by pronounc
ing an anti-slavery discourse.
AQUEsTIoN OF LONGITUDE curious ones.
ton OF fact has arisen in New York in the matter
OF the McLoskey Estate. The testator who died
In Palis left legacy of 81 600 to his niece liv-
ing in Dubuque, Iowa. 1t turns out that both
uncle and niece, testatOI and legatee died on the
same day; If she died first the legacy ceases II.
he died first, it goes to her heirs. The Evening
Post says IL looks now If the question ~ . ioT
- Of death must be decided by longitude.
The GREAT PIsToL MATCH John Travis the
crack pistol shot, who was chToniced few davs
sllSe as having eloped with a respectable young
girl only fifteen years OF age. from Saratoya -
now nj st Louis, where he has entered into i've,
pistol matches with Edmund w Paul on. for
the 18th and one for the 26t inst The first tDth
is twenty shorts at thrty-six feet and the second
twenty shots at thirty yards. They are for 81 tl0
each. Tue fame Of both contestants is well rstah
ilshed; and the sporting world will take peat
interest in the result
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.


VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
AUCTION.-On TUESDAY. the 18th day OF Sep
tember, shall sell In front of the premises, at
O'Clock p. M, Lot No. IN Square 342, fronting IS
ieet on street, with depth Of 100 feet on 10th
street, with the Improvements. The house is de
slrable two story brick dwelling, containing seven
lar Se and comfortable rooms fronting both streets
and conveniently arranged. Attached is brick sta
be, two stores . 10y l3s feet fronting ON "A twelve
loOt, alley. The improvements are Constructed of
good mdtera and IN the best manner. The grounds
are handsomely improved with choice shTuLbery
hoOd water ia front OF the premises. Every requi-
site for comfortable residence is here secured pre-
sentIng great inducements to persons wishing TO
make a good investment. ~
Terms: One fourth cash; the balance in 6, r. ID,
and "A months for notes bearing interest from day of
ndlsputable.
At the same time and place shall sell Lots Nos,
IN Square No. ll6. -
Terms for the lots One fourth cash the balance
In 8, IL, and IL months, for notes bearing interest
from day OF sale; A deed given and deed of trust
taken. Title indisputable.
All conveyancng at the cost of the purchaser
seS-d JAMES c. MEG UIRE. Auctiopeer
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OPENING NO NEW ACCOUNTS.

We have conc uded to open no more new accounts
on our books after this date and earnestly request
all persons thar have unsettled bills with us whIc Oh
htve been rendered. to cFll and close them without
delay, or their accounts must he discontinued.
III We take this occasion to return our thanks
TO our many customers who make their purchases of
us for ca. and also those who have kept bills with
US and paid them promptly when presented. All
such accounts we shall be pleased to continued and
hope, by giving stIct atten don business and
keeping at all times oil assert ed stock of dry goods
oil The best Glass; to merit their increased confidence
and PATRONAGE believing that the change our sys-
TEN Will enable us to purchase stock on much
better terms. and will prove greatly to the advantage
OF our customers as well as to ourselves We invite
all cash purchasers To give a call before making
their selections, show them at all times one
among the best selected and assorted stocks goods
to be found in this city.
COLLEY 4 SEARS,
Sc aeO6t 123 18th ST., three doors from Pa ay
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
Failures. &c.

NEW YORK, sept. lI.-wm. J. Bell a Co,
nor.H, In w lillian street, have suspended in
IN uence OF inability 10 raise money on securi-
&c. .IS winch, up 10 within few DAYS. were con-
sL perfectly available The liabilities of
IT, mouse .!' are small and the assets abundant
Ihey will pay dollar for dollar.
IT IA DkLPHIA. Sept. 1.-THE fatInre of D,vv
son Hancock, shippers and importers OF crocI h
~ anu iron, was announced here To- d,y They
ar aso connected with house at New Sort snd
business is the cause assigned Tn. .,.t,, ,o Ss
ships to Liverpool. 'e' ven large
PR0yiDENcE; Sept. II-Zacariah Allen
failed. The liabilities OF the lat,sS o.o, law
millions OF dollars They were swamned nv a.
u swans failure yesterday in New York
BosToS, sept. 1I.-An Injunction las bean
granted against the Appleton Inss rance Company.
and a receiver has been appointed
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioncer.

SEVEN YEARS LEASE ON THE VALE
- ABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS CONCERT HALL AMP
SToRES At AUcrIoN.--On WEDN ESDAY Az
TERNOUN, September 10th. at 5 O'clock ON the
premises, shall sell the Leasehod of that valuable
property fronting on Pennsy vania avenue, between
lth and 18th streets west. immediately adjoining the
star buildings, which has seven ears tn run from
september 18th inst, at an annual rent of S275.
The lower part has two large Stores. suitable for
of the buIlding. f
The upper story is fine Hall. with broad and
easy en rance from the street, 81 feet by in the
tan Concert Hall and Lager Beer Saloon for which
business 1t seems to be admirably ada pied.
The leasehold Of each store and the hail will be
sold separate.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in six and
Twelve months, for satisfactorily endorsed Eotes,
bearing interest.
Sc S-eo&ds JAS. G. Mcguire Auct
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Friendship FIRE COMPANY.-On nj onday mex
tine Friendship Fire Company Of Alexandria pur-
pose visiting this city. They will be received
and escorted through the city and to various places
of interest by the Perseverance Fire COMPANY
After partaking OF the ospitalites of their brother
tremen Of the Washington Fire Department, they
will return TO Alexandria in the evening
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The COUNTY CouRT, Of Alexandria County,
adjourned on Wednesday evening, after being
occupied during the day, in the examination Of
Newbanks, Trammell, Cook and Allison charged
with stabbing John Cooper, Of Eldred's Circus
Company. The last named was discharged
Trammell held to bail, and Newbanks and Cook
remanded to Jail to await trial at the November
term OF the Circuit Court
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Massachusetts, Pelitics-

Bosroy, Sept. IO.-A ratifcation meeting OF
the Union Ticket was held at Faneuil Hall
this evening.
The Straight Republicans have called a con-
vention 10 be held on the Goth inst.
The state Convention Of National Americans
for Governor
rhe American Convention" also nominated
bo'h the last named conventions nominated
~ Dewitt Tor Secretary OF State and no
w Clifford for Attorney GeneraI.
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Celebration of the Ba,,I. M y,x,h p.,,.,

BhLTIMoRE, Sept 12.-The anniversary of the
battle OF North Point is being celebrated here to-
day, with military parades, target firing. etc
The Old Defenders celebrate the day nj North
Point. This afternoon parade Of political clubs
takes place - ~
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The WASHINGTON QUARTETrE, as we antici-
pated, had great success at their Concert last
night. The programme was, altogether, delici-
ously performed; and the execution of two pieces
the flute solo, and the solo and chorus Of iNelly
Gray'' were so loudly encored az to make rene
ttion inevitable. The Quartette give another
Concert to night, and all lovers Of fine harmony
will be more than gratiied in listening to them
They sing, we may add, for the benefit OF the
Thirteenth street Baptist-ehurch Choir.
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New York Markets,

NEW YORK, Sept. II Flour Is firm sales OF
SOU bbs; StaIe IS 15as5 IS Southern IS 5aS5 70:
Ohio s. 65aSG.
Wheat is unsettled sales Of Is OOe bushels;
white 81 .SS IS; red 81 25aSl b. Corn has adj
vanced; sales OF 19, 500 bushels; mixed &c
Pork is steady mess sos. as26. Beef is steady
15Ec.
Whisky is dull Ohio 25kc
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vULrER K D'UssER's Metropolitan Concert
Saloon, next door to the Star Once, was last night
re opened Tonight, and every night until further
notice. Miss Mary Vincent, Mr.. John h. Myers.
and Mr.. Hamilton, wall appear. Prof. koesner,
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Fire nj Cape Island. Nj

CAFE ISLAND. Sept. 1O-About IIV o'clock
last night fire broke out in the ten-pin alley ou
the Mount Vernon Hotel property. and the strur.
ture was entirely consumed. The building was
clolmed by Mr.. Rex and also by Major Snively
The wind was blowing a strong breeze from the
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BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

TNWn-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
Il on 9TH STREET, NEXT TO THE CORNER OF NORTH
l. STREET, AT AUcTION.-On MONDAY, the I4th
instant, shall sell, IN front OF the premises, at 5
O'Clock p. M, part of the original Lot No. ia in
square No. 40I having front of q feet 9Th street
west, running back % feet inches. between l. and
Nj streets north, with the improvements, which are
good twO-story Frame House, wood shed, &c
This property is handsomely located on the west
Terms One half cash: the balance in 8, g. and q
months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale
deed given and deed of trust taken. Title indIs
putahle. >'''
se8 A. GREEN, Aucfioneer
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"WALX YOUR HORSES OVER THE BRIDGK''-
The officers Of the Seventh police district, have,
within two or three days, been occupied with
cases growing out OF the violations Of the law
relative to fast driving. About twenty warrants
have been served on persons for driving their
horses over the Long Bridge at a pace faster than
the law allows. Several have been disposed Of
and the parties fined. The officers were directed
to pay particular attention to the bridge and they
no doubt to the PARTIES to be hauled up FOR those
offences but they will give the officers credit for
attention 10 their duty.
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IL PROFESSOR MAcLKoD's FAMILY School,
The young Ladies Of the different Glasses are re-
quested to assemble at Prof. MacLeod's residence.
500 F street. between 18th and 18TH Monday ssst
September I4tb, at nine o'clock q. m, precisely.
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Recruits for Nicarapua.

MOBILE, Sept. "a Nicaragua recruiting rem.
dezvois has been opened here. Col Lockridgs
denies any connection with the present movement
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Tehuantenec Ouextian

AUGUSTA, Sept. IL A despatch from Balize
says that the Tehuantepec question has been set /.
tied at Mexico. Both the Carey and Sloo grants
have been annulled. The vomito was abating az
New Orleans -
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The Ohio River.

BUFFALO, sept. lO.-The Republic OF this af-
ternoon reports the suspension Of the Western
transportation Company The report is false.
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BALTIMORE, Sept l2-Flour 10 dull and lower:
Sales of yesterday and Today SOC bbIs :: Howard
street and Ohio $500 cash. City Mills IS 50 ON
Wheat is lower-red 81 .O5asI Is; white 81 lisa
y for good to choice brands. Corn is dull
white 60a64c., yellow Csc
Whisky is heavy-City aXc., and Ohio &c.
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Union Ticket fer Lauco.,.,co,.,

- LANCASrEk, Pa, Sept. l0.-rhe Union County
Convention met here yesterday, aud were in ses,
Col. baitraln A. Shaeffer and Robert baldwin
were nominated SeHators; Messrs po,rosi D.
land Price and Roth for the House; n Poue
Tor Sheriff. and Peter Martin for ProtbonotaTy
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BY JAS. C. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer,

DUBBiC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Il LOIS ON NORTH l. STREET. BETWEEN l8TH
STREET AND CONNECTICUT AvENUE.-Tbe snbscri-
Der will sell at public sale, on TUESDAY, the 18Th
September, 1857, At ocook p M, on the premises
Lots Sand 4, In Davldson's subdivision of Square
No. l6l fronting each % feet north l. street. be-
tween lGth street west and Connecticut avenue by
lOn feet deep. ' "
Terms 0ne-t cash and the balance in G, ~,
End IL months, for notes bearing interest," secured by
deed IN trust on the property
Title made inds putahle
CHAS. s. WALLACE, Attorney.
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Kiuaneial-

NEW YORK, Sep. 12.--Stocks are dull and love.
et. chicago and Rock Island IN; Cumberland
Coal Co. 64 Illinois Central shares 81: do.
bonds 81; Michigan Southern PIX: New York
Central 70% Pennsylvania Coal Company 40;
Reading Railroad as; Virginia 6's 81; Missouri
6s .0A.
Sterling exchange lower at IOeK
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BY WALL 4 BARNARD, Auenoneers.
BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctionae,

VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
EAST OF THE CAPITOL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On Thu SDAG AFTERNOON, September I5th
at "a oclsck, on the premises, shall sell 10 the
Square No. $50: "
Lot No !, at the corner Of north and 18th Streets
East
Lot No. on north c, between Ith and 18th streets
and ID streets
Lot No 10, at the corner Of nth street east and
north ID street
Lot No 49, ON 18th street east, between north and
Streets
purposes, on high ground, and will be subdivided f
desirable, at the sale,
Title ind sputable
Terms One fourth cash; the rcsidae in G. - ard
IS months with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises, ~ '
Sc lid JAS C. McGTIRF Auc,
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The Governorship of Minneso,a
EnlsP Renori-

DUBUQUE, sept. 10.-Ex- Governor Ramsey Wa
Yesterday nominated by the Republican Conveu-
tion at st. Paul, for Governor OF Minnesota.
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctlonecr.

by JAS. z. McU UIRE, AuctIonecr,
VALUABLE LOTS AT PUBLIC AUCTION
y On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept
Ioth at 80 clock on the premises, shall sell Lot Nc
o IN Square S5l, fronting IS feet on south street al
the corner oil 18th street west running hack 100 feet
building. ''"'"0 o0'N
, Also at So O'Clock, the premises Lot No L. in
square No. rs, fronting 81 feet inches on LIST street
Us feeI inches.
ALSO, at O'Clock, ION the premises part Of Lot No.
s. IN square south Square No. 35 fronting a feet
ii inches on Fourth street east. between south 4,
apd streets, running back 100 feet inch. Title in
disputable. IVY "
Terms One-third cash the residue i'm g. II. and
~ months, for notes satisfactorily secured bearing
interest. e
sc Id JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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"a X ID T. N RAW WING.

n n N u 70 N U II Il V n U
VISITING, MARRIAGE. AND BUSINESS
CARDS ENGRAVED and PRINTED i'm tho first
sly OF the art, at our Fancy Store, No. SO Penn
syIvanIa avenue, between 9th and 10Th sis.
Sc 9-eolm HUTCHINSON X MUNRO.
Two OUR CUSTOMERS AND TIE PUBLIC
GENERA LILY.
The undersigned most respectfully announce To
their numerous customers and to the pub c at large
that they have entered INTO an arrangement with
the owners of the stOre-hOuse they occupy by
which they will continue IN possession of the came
until the LIST of March next.
In making this announcement they beg TO saw that
they will open in few days large and thoroughly
assorted stock of frstaclass Dry Goods, embracing
every novelty In Dress Goods, of this seasons I'M
portatiOn.
Those If our customers whose accounts rendered
LIST OF Jufy remain unsettled, are requested to pay
up before commencing new bulls.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY & CO..
sc Tot Cor. Pa. ave. and 9th street.
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DERUVIAN GUANO.
/ am now prepared to make engagements for a
strictly prime article of A No. / PERUVIAN
qua NO, baltimore inspection, at Baltimore rates
freight added. Having but limited supply, farm
eIs will consult their interest by engaging before any
advance IN price. have il in store ri my National
Agricultural and GuanO Depot SIG 7th street or can
deliver 1t from other points, as may be arranged.
This Guano can be relied upon as superior In quality
and condition.
EDWARD F. SIMPSON,
iSuccessOr of Fitzhugh COye,)
Sc 10 2w Sign of thu Golden Plongh and Eagle.
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BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY: Georgetown.
A DESIRABLE MARKET FARM NEAR

BY BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
A DESIRABLE MARKET FARM NEAR
DAY AFTERNOON, September Sath, at o'clock.
on the premises, shall sell very valuable Market
Farm, about two miles from Georgetown, lying be-
tween Rock Creek and Tenally Town. half mile
from Tenally Town. 10 contains about ninety acres
improvements co asIst Of small Dwelling House
Stable, and young orchard.
directed by nquiring OF Mr.. James Scott. No Ias ri
street, Washington, or of Mr.. VIM. Emrnert
Terms; One half, cash: the residue in G and -
months. with interest. secured by deed Of trust on
Deeds at purchasers cost,
III the terms OF sale are not complied with within
three days. the property Will be resold at the pur-
sale. a = : BARSiPn2 ptT%E ,S =. 'ne
7-dts l1ctian.s,,s
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The
- SUMMER RESIDENCE of Geo. NJ BIbb,
about two hours ride from the District of Columbia
This Farm contains about 400 and lies beau
tifuliy for division. The will sell the whole
a part, with O without the stock
On the place there is fine new house neaIly I'm
shed besides the family residence, great deal Of
excellent fruit, and some fine horses and cattle.
The place prOverbal for its healthfulness and de-
lightful water.
For further particulars inquire at his residence,
corner of Fayette and Second streets, Georgetown,
ID. c., or through the post ONCE OF the same place.
lie 2i-wSm GEO. NJ. BlBB.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS FOR
~ GENTLEMEN.
ALSO, SOMETHING FOL THE LADIES.
Z. J. STEER, MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 1873 7tl,
street, Washington, is now ready to exhibit a
his new Fall and w inter Goods. ~
Gentlemen will please call early and select Ma
choice styles. M
In the making up and the trimming OF all .-1An.
work sold at 10y store. | guaranty superior style
and ample sat,sfactlo hon TO the purchaser.
The advertiser. having the agency for the sale OF
Machines would confidently recommend them IL
the ladies, and TO all others engaged making up
ladies' and chlldTeu's Clothing and IN Shirtmak M
as beyond al controversy superior to any other IN
existence Full instructions are gwen, aud entire
competency Is guaranteed, in all cases, to the
operator
aides IN want Of q really good Sewing Machine
selves. seR-2awSv
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PAINFUL ACCIDEST.-Mr. Alexander Richards
OF the firm Of 4. Il Il. A. Richards, brickmakers
had his hand badly crushed few days ago, by
its getting caught in a machine for pressing brick
IL is feared that he will lose the use Of some of
his fingers by the accident. The manufactory
whcre it occurred is near the Navy Yard.
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FOURTH DISTRICT PoLIcB.-The following
cases have been disposed of by Justice Dom:
c. Werner, selling liquor on Sunday fine and
costs, S2l.19
James Puifensiha, vagrant workhouse for 30
DAYS.
George Handy, alias Choke Neck, colored steal
ing clothing Jail for court
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HOME MADE CARRIAGES.

I I.OTHIN
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN having any to
dispose of receive a fair cash price for the
Same, by sending or addressing III. MEl.A, No SO
end Centre Market.
NIB: business suspended on Saturday.
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YET ANOTHER, AND BIGGER.-Nr. John d
Brown, Of Alexandria county Va, has sent US
tomato weighing pound ten ounces, which lac
calls ankee tomato IL Is a screameri