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-.-s,s"s-sAUCTI0N-SALFS
By Vail q BARNARD, Auct,oue,,,

WALL BARNARD, AuctIoneers. g. .
IhUGERiEs, LIQUORS, .sEGARs, TO-
Mobb.NSTT So, r&S, AT ACCrIoS.-On SATtSR nay
mOk MING, October 10, COMMENCING al sS a'cont
VIII sell In front of our Auction Rooms. vitbont
Trsserve, large assortment of Groceries t.Ianops
c., the effects of Grocer declining bus.
10 bags Burnt Coffee 90
10 Boxes Starch
10 barrels NJ GLASSES, good article
Is box es White and yellow scans
~ baskets Salad Oil f' r.r.H
Macaroni, Vermicea, PIPES -
Mustard, Gloves, Alspics, Mace Nutmers
dozen superior old Bourbon Whisky
10 barrels fine old Bourbon Whisky
barrels Monongahela Whisky
ociaves Cognac BRANDY .....
quarter boxes fine Chewing Tobacco
3d nan boxes Jenny Lind Sweet Tobacco
iutm Cigars, assorted brands
Win many other articles in the Grocery line
All OF which will he sold without resarva
oc8-s WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, October Flour is firm; sales oi
5000 bbls.: State "a iGdSi 65; Ohio IS U5aSS 50;
Southern IS. Sass .50-an advance of loo.
Wheat is irm; sales of $500 bushels-wbit,
81 2SaI sly, red Sl-2al IS Corn is frm; sale,
of , 100 bushels-miXed IS ka7oc.
Po,k is dull and unsettled; holders demand an
advance. Beef is heavy; Chicago repac ked sA :;
aSl550. Lard is quiet at IL al4hc.
Whisky is higher; Ohio PC.
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Heavy Failure.

NEW YORK, October s.-rhe arm Of Mess.
Bowen, McNamee Co., one Of the largest silk
houses in the city, have failed, but their asset.
largely exceed their Liabilities
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financial.

NEW YORK, Oct Stocks are lower general
lv. Chicago ard Rock Island SIS; Cumb,r az
Coal Co. So; Illinois Central Railroad shss 90;
do. bonds 50, Michigan Southern I0k; New York
Central 52A; Pennsylvan Coal Co. So; Reading
Railroad -; Virginia 6's e; Missouri 6's, SIX.
Sterling exchange is dull
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SteamerThomas Swan.

NORFOLK, Oct. S.-The steamer Thomas Swan
from Charleston for New York. put IN here Thu
morning, for supply Of coal.
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Georgia Election,

SAVANNAH, Oct. Browns (democratic) ma
lority for governor exceeds lO,OO0. Six democrats
TO two Americans are elected TO Congress- being
d democratic gain Of one.
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Kansas Election.

ST. LoUIs, Oct. s.-A gentleman from Lraven-
worth on Monday noon saws the election was pr
ceeding slow. The free-State men had posses
on Of the polls and were casting all the votes
Also, al Delaware, IL is conceded that Parrot.
would beat Ransom for Congress
There was no disturbances up TO noon
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FOX SA LE-HandsOme residence on the Heights
u OF GEORGETOWN. The subscriber, as Trustee, Of
iers Tor sa that spacious and handsome residence
N beOrgetown, nj present occupied by Charles w
faro, Esq The property comprises an entire square
oI ground, beautifully improved it'll walks, trees,
house with plants IN greet variety. There arc also
on the premises, Stables, Carriage house. and her
convenient out houses. The Dwelling House is
large and roomy, having with the wings, front of
ninety hve to5l feet and commands of the finest
views OF the potO river and country around. II
IS heated by urnace, lighted with gas and contains
bath fixtures for hot and cold water large cistern
Kitchen range: and almost every cOnven ence for a
hrst-c ASS residence. If desired the Furniture will
be sold with the houss. Possession can be given
&C., apply to SAM. e. EDES, Trustee
At Pairo Nourse's Banking House
Sc <l-d3w2lw4w opposite the Treasury
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

MAYORS OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, D.C.,I
I'M September 18th. 1857.
The subscriber will receive sealed written propo-
sails until Friday the 10th day of October next for
furnishing about sixty cords of prime Oak Wood in
such quantities as may be required from time TO
time, during the ensuing winter, for the of the
destitute residents of the town.
Upon approved security, the money Will he advan-
odd as soon as the contract is executed The price
per cord, TO be stated IN the proposals.
RICHARD X. CRAWFORD, Mayor.
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DIED,

Oh Tue pm instant, Of pulmonary consumption,
= IL I.LINGS, IN the 4lst year Of his age
The relatives aud friends of the faInIx
to attend the funeral from his late residence No 40
street, near 9Th, at o'clock To morrow afier-
noon
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BALTIMORE. Oct S.-Flour is steady at IS D,
s. so. Wheat Is somewhat better; red 81 U.s.
81 Is, white 81 l5aSI IS. Corn - steady; whit,
T2a74c yellow 72a75c
Whisky is quiet at 20a22c. for cash, and 24c. OF
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Rumored Fall of Iucknow,

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-The Herald's Calcutta
correspondent w ties on the 10th of August that
Lucknow had fallen and all the Europeans mas
sacred
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VIRGINIA MONEY TAKEN AT PAR.-ws
wilt continue TO receive ali kinds of Virginia and
City paper par for all kinds Of Clothing which we
sre selling at the lowest prices.
WALL Il STEPHENS.
ID street, between Ninth and Tenth,
Sc 24 blot of our old stand.
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WEDDING CAKES, Of every kind, at very low prl-
ces, made to order, at ths Philadelphia lee Cream
Depot, corner I2i h and streets. Sc I7-Imr
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WATCH RETURSs.-Wn. Love, ID. c., unlaw-
ful assembly, security $50, slii costs; Robert
Williams, Va, do. do; Theodore jacob, d. c.
do. do; Charles McGowan, drEnk, dismissed
Mrs. Moriarty, drunk and disorderly, do.
In the lock-upS. -Eastern-SuSan Mattingly
and Eliza Mckevitt, ID. Migrants, dismissed
Western-John Kelly, ID. c., dsorderly, fine
and costs, 81 Al; James Payne, do. do Patrick
McCarty. Ireland, robbery. Jail for court
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TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

Corporation Bonds OF the City of Davenport.
Iowa paw ing 10 per cent interest by Coupon in
\ ork. Bonds OF $50 each. The growing CITY Of
davenport has now about 1890 inhabitants and is
rapidly increasing in wealth and population Its
Municipal debt is only SI5so. and its railro.d debt
only si25oco, and cannot now be increased. The
gencer of the Sth September. We recommend
t-ese bonds, believing them to be as safe as any
"cs ''' 'ON"' cHUBB BROTHERS
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF two writs Of
lI FIeri FaciaS, issued from the Clerks office If
the Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for
the County Of Washington and to me directed.
shall expose to public sale for CASH in front of the
Courthouse door of said County, on SATURDAY,
he 2i'h of October next, l57, AT 70 O'Clock, m, the
following property, to wit: all defendants RE ht
title, claim. and interest in and to one undivided
nall part Of lot No IN Square No 5Is in the City of
Washington, ID. e., together with all ard singua lar
the improvements thereon, seized ard levied upon
as the propsrty Of David A. Hail. and will he sold TO
satisfy Judlclas Nos 80 and 81 to March term, 1857
in favor of William w. Corcoran.
]. ID. HOOVER.
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
Sc Sn-dts
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NARSHAI'S SAiE.-In virtue Of three writs
~ OF Eerl FacIas, issued from the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia for
the County of Washington, and TO ms directed,
viii expose to public sale for CASH. In front of the
Courthouse door OF sad county, on WEDNES-
DAY. the 28th day of October. at Il O'Clock m, the
following described property, TO wit: all defendants
right, title, ella i'm, and interest and that part of
Lot No. II. In Square No 81, commcncins p feet
8Inches from the northeast corner Of said lot front
ing 10 feet inches on i street North, between ON
the whole depth OF the lot, together with all and sim
gular the improvements thereon, seized and levied
be sold to satisfy Judicas Nos 96I S7s, aud $40. TO
Obtobcr term. 1857, IN favor OF Charles Koones. use
81 Parker p. Clark, Peter J. Steer, and Fielder NJ
Magruder, rs. " iIam ID. Acken.
J. ID. HOOVER.
Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
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Another Failure,
The New York state Fair.

NEw YORK Oct. George Bliss & Co., q
goods merchants. have failed.
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FUTURE DAYS

BY r.. I. WRIGHT Georgetown
FORREST HALL. GEORGETOWN Th;,
u spIendld building not having been sold at private
SAFE VIII De on cred at auction on the 10Th inst A.
O'Clock, IN front of the premises. ~
o.. b. FORREST,
. T.. =. WRIGHT
Oco ST tfntel6 Bdltl.Sunl AuctIOneer.
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WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 8, IsS7.

WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 5, 1857.
DEAR SIR: The Piano purchased of Won nm the
Fail OF 1854 manufactured by Hsett, Davis & Co,
ot BOSTON, mas been I'm daily use since that time md
am happy to state has fully sustained the very ia
vorable opinion had formed Of these instruments.
. ne fIanos OF this mandatory are not, IN nv
judgment, surpassed by those of any other. For
volume and sweetness Of tone. prompt action, dsre-
blllty, beauty OF Workmanship, &c-, &c. they are
not e3 called by any others with which am acquAlnt
o. r. MERRILL.
]. r. Ellis, Esq, Washington.
wAsHINGroN, ID. C., May 1, ls57.
Dear Sir: The Piano purchased OF you Of Hailet,
Davis 4 Co.'s manufacture some eighteen moOths'
sinee. rorfin,Irs give entire satisfaction. Ii ia
clear fnIl sweet tone, and Of beautiful workman-
shIp not being judge Of such Instruments, rnst-
not regretted it. Yours, respectfully, = a..
Mas. PiTxl cALIAs.
y.F. Ellis. re
We have now q large stock or these PlaRoss Sc
lected personally when In Boston last week.
oeSd JOHN p. ELLIS, ss Ps. svsnue.
4
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O1A UNDER BROWNS HOTEL,
OfU Just opening splendid assortment of
sprng and Summer READY-MADE CLOTHING
and Gents FURNISHING GOODS Of the fpest
style and make, at the Emporium of Fashion. No,
SO Brown Hotel, next TO private entrance, =, :
may tIntel& States) ar
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GOODS FOR VIRGINIA BANK NOTES.

(ooD" YIN 'in"lNIh DAM NoihS.
r. III. MILLER, son Il CO. will sell all
dSsiffGEglRiNiSG' Sf Ga Ne GkA .E,s
DC. &c, at their usual regular low prices &
with discount of five per cent for cash AS "
heretofore, aud receive in payments notes of OF
the Virginia Banks (exccpt the Bank of Kanahyal
at par. Any and all debts due them can lie paid in
the same currency, with thanks 10 such of their
OsltIOn.
Alexandria, Sept. %. 1857. so2a-tf
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Baltimore Markets

WHEELING, Va, Oct. s.-The river here o
day. is rising.
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n=RESOLUTIONSP LEDGING THE Cor
lk3 poratlon of Georgetown to make a subscrip-
ton to the Alexandra, Loudoun, and Hampshire
HaIr"ad Company, upon certain conditions, passed
I'D August 1857:
RssOlrsd By the Board of Aldermen and b card
OF Common Council Offhs Corporation Of GsoTgs-
tOrn That IN the event of pproprlai ion of mo-
ney 10y Congress 10 bnild bridge over the Potomac
At the Aqueduct, or near said Aqueduct, and west
thereof tins Corporation by ITSELF and the citizens
of Georgetown, pledges itself To subscribe ar have
subscribed. To the stock of the Alexandria, Lou
dOun, and Hampshire Railroad a sum not exceed
ing two hundred thousand dollars, sufficient to cor
srnct branch of said road from the bridge herein
before referred to- to the main line of said road and
to lniersect the same at such point he agreed
upon by the Directors of said road and this Corpo-
ration: Prorid,d, hoDtrsr, That this resolution
snail have no force whatever, or be in any manner
binding on tins Corporation until 10 shall have been
submitted tn the consideration of the legal voters of
tins town, according To the prOvsIOns her.ibefore
made, and be sanctioned by majority of vot es at
the polls. -
MAYOR OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, ID. C..
by virtue of the above resolutions, on Tuesday,
the thirteenth day Of October next, between the
hours Of O'Clock y. m. and sunset. {" the polls will
be opsned'at the Town Hall, that the sense of the
legal voters of the town may be taken upon the pro-
Pnety oi the snbscr Pton As aforesaid it'll he lin
ltatIOns therein, and those in favor of such sub
scrptlon: shall vote Aye. and those opposed shall
vote No." X. X. CRAWFORD Mayor
seq -3tawtd
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The DISTRICT REGIMENT has been ordered out
for parade by Col Hickey on Monday 18th inst >;
the anniversary Of the battle Of Yorktown.
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SCRIBE-COMEDIES.
- Scribe-Comedles, Naudevlles.
De Girardin-Poesles completes.
DE Girardin-Marguerite, Ou Deux AmouTs.
Reyhaud-l,e Cog du Clocher,
Reybaud-L' IndustTle en- Europe.
Gozlan-I.e Notalra de Chantllly.
Etma-I.es PeauX Nolres.
Marmier-Au bord de Ia Nevs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de l. AmerIqus Espagnoie.
Musset-La Bavolette.
ChabrilIan-l.es Voleurs dor. "
Sonyestre-ITn Philosophe sous les toits
SouyestTe-Co on essions dun Ouvrier.
Each in one volume, price 80 cents, iust imported
from Paris, with many others, by
oc6 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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sA0g94ON eAkRs
TO-DAY d ToEMORROW NOR N1A,c

..,-.. By \. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS ON
Il SOUTH 81. BETWEEN 81 AND AZ SIS at
ArcTION.-Qn THURSDAY, the 9Th instant. /
shall sell. in front Of the premises, at clock D. m
Lot No. g. IN Square 10. 554 II havlns front Of 81
ty feet on south c. between Sd and AZ streets west
WIN the improvements, which are two good two
steTy, trame houses, one of which contains seven
and the other eight conveniently arranged rooms
Ierms OnA-thlrd cash: baancs in 6, u, and 70
tor notes bearing interest from day Of sale.
-oo cd A. GREEN, Auct.
ny BARNARD BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
aEMphfn1ED GUANO AT AUCTION.-On
yhaFEIfphn' sth INST. at u O'Clock m. on the
CO. oil whom It may conosrn-
% n utss Oh Reese Cos manipulated Guano.
has been but slightly wet SO POi'-ON VI "i"9i
sale positive and without reserv.
FERNS cash, in par funds
600 BARNARD BUCKLEY, Aucts.
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nU POINTS GUNPOwDER.
~ am all times supplied with ali the various kinds
OF DU POINTS GUNPOWDER, and am prepared
to supply the same any quantity parties wanting,
on the most favorable terms.
w. ALBERT KING,
Agent for the District of Columbia,
No. IS High street,
le-ff Int l. ID. T..
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FOR A FEW DAYS LONGER.-(;rsst Bar
l. sains.-Closing out at
II. J. MCLAUGHLIN & cos,
He~ -. between 18th and 9th SITS.
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALEOF BRICK HOUSE AND
lrn ZEE TGEs6ATSF TTEFF 2JG
October 18th, at O'Clock, on the premises / sbsii
SELL by virtue OF deed of trust, duly recorded &c,
part No. in Square No. zS with the improve
,nents, consisting OF twO-story Brick House and
Dack building tsate roof situated on north c street.
between 18th and 18th streets west.
Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue in six
Twelve, and Ia months, with interest secured hy q
aeed o. trust on the premises. All convey at
oc2-eod&ds JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
ByJAMES C MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.
EXCELLENT FURNITGRE AND HOUSE
TUESDAY NOR OCTOBER 18th, at io ooR,
nue. nearly oPpcse the City Hall, shall sell all the
nrnitnre and Elects, comprising
Suite of plIsh-coyered Par or Furniture. comprising
par OF medallIon back Sofas, two arm and six
Pair of Walnut carved brocatele covered Arm
Walnut reclining Chair. Easy Chairs
Rosewood marble top Table, fancy Chairs
Walnut W hatnot, iron marble-top Table
Bronze Mnntel Ornaments. Vases Centre Lamps
6llt Window Shades, Curtains
brussels. three pl y. aud ingram Carpets
India Mating, Oilcloth, stair Carpet
Ihree mahogany hair spring Sofas, Arm Chairs
Ms;nut Extension Dining table, sIdebo
walnut and oak cane seat Chairs
CHM. Glass, and Crockery Ware. Table Cutlery
SIyer-pated Walters. plated Tea Set
Dressing and plain Bureaus. WasRstards
Mardrobes bounges. Toilet Sets
Two full naIbled Cottage Chamber Sets
Eeat her Beds, Bosters and Pillows, Bedding
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Toilet Set
Excellent Refrigerator, walnut Arm Chairs
cooking Stove and other fixtures -...
SIX open-froDt Coal Stoves
I9sether with general assortment Of household
ana XII chen requisites.
Also, at O'Clock two excellent Mich Cows.
Ierns: $50 and under, cash, In benkable funds
over that sum- credit of sixty and ninety DAYS for
roc ia JAS. e. MEG / r.. Auctioneer
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~ NOTICE.-Havng been informed that GER
~ tain persons are in the habit of collecting and
gathering together the Bottles which contain or have
contained our beverages, and putting therein an aTt
Gle MADE ny others than ourselves, and then dispOs
Ing OF such article the faith and credit our ma
stamped on said Bottles, all persons hereby
notified that such Bottles our own property n nd
not subject to SALE and that they are delivered 10 our
customers only To he returned and that it is our frm
Intention 10 prosecute 70 the utmost extent Of the
law, any infringement of our rights on the premises
Army n SHTNN,
Union BOttling Depot. 81 Green street.
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0%NOTlCE-LteenSs persons whose Ia
~ censes from the Corporation of Georgetown
expire on the 3th inst. hereby notified promptly
To- renew the same, and pay the amount to the Clerk
of the Corporation, otherwise they may subject
themselves to fine.
Sc 22-3tawtOctI0 wN IAJPD CiarL
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LAST NIGHT a man named Moriarty went to
the guard house with his children, two little
girls, one of them barefoot, and complained that
his wife was drunk, and led him and his chill
dren hard life. She was sent for. and loo ked
up IN cell till this morning, when her husband
appeared against her and wanted her sent to the
wnrkhOuse. she protested against being sent
down, and averTed that she got drunk only to
spite her husband, vino was jealous Of her. JUS
tice Clark lectured her on the bad policy Of get
ting drunk for such a purpose, and dismissed
her on promise of doing better in future.
SIGNOK BLITZ drew another overfowing audi
ence last night, including not few high Gov
eminent functionaries In saying that everybody
was delighted, but chronicle fact testified to
by the shouts of laughter and applause which his
admirably executed and amusing feats elected
By the way, it would he well if the police
would look AFTER the crowd OF noisy boys who
cOngTeSate upon the sidewalk near Odd Fellows
Hall nightly.
THE THOMAS CoLLYER-This staunch boat
we are glad to perceive, has resumed her regular
trips to Mount Vernon semi weekly, and to Alex
andria half a dozen times day when not en- =
gagged upon the longer voyage. She has been
thoroughly overhauled and repaired, and is now
an A No. steamer in all respects
PICKED uP.-Watchmen Donnelly and Homer
last night picked up Charles MCGOWAN from the
sidewalk, where he was lying apparently in a
dying condition. BY the prompt appliance of
medical aid, he was revived. McGowan had
been on a frolic for several DAYS which thus
came near terminating fatally.
THE DISTRICT REGIMENT has been ordered out
for parade by Col. Hickey on Monday 10Th inst :;
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ono POUNDS WOOLLEN YARN just
%OO opened.
White, Gray, Black, and Fancy -colored Knitting
Wooen Yarn.
White and Blue mixed Knitting Cotton.
Also in store, a full stock of Danask Table Linen,
Napkins, Huckaback, and Russian Crash rowelIng.
WM. X. RILEY,
Sc Is I'm corner 9Th ST., opposite Centre Market.
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Mrs. KNOTT respectfully announces TO the
lVI ladies' OF Washington and the adjoining cities
that she has removed to the Of 7h street ard
Penn. avenue, No. Sti, over StOtt's Drug Store
where she is prepared 20 fl any orders received
Dresses, Basques. ClOaks, &c cut by measure
ment, at the shortest notice.
Paris tashiOns received monthly.
Terms moderate
WANTED-Several Young Ladies 10 learn the bus
mess, and one experienced hand. Liberal wages
given. Oc6-3l-
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FOR SALE.-SeveraI good work HORSES
LII. MIDDLETON. IN
Se5- eotf Corner and 18th sts.NN
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NKS. HELLER,
lVl No. 81 PENN. AVENUE, CUP sTAIRs)
Informs her friends and customers in general that
she Will have the first opening of Fall and <<N
Winter BONNETS on Thursday, Friday and Ga
Saturday, and offers toe latest and best selec-
tedistock in the city, at moderate Prieos.
so 3O-W ,Th& Inn
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1.-TWO WEEKS LONGER!

IN NOTICE.
L He Undersigned having entered into Copartner-
ship, the business of HAIR CUTTING, DRESS
ING, WIG MAKING, DC. & O., will be carried on
under the names OF JOSEPH HEARD,
CHARLES WATSON.
n. B.-WIGS, TOUPEES, SCALPS, & c., made
to order, at the shortest possible notice. select
assortment always on hand at
HEARD Il WATSON'S,
&c 5-lw National hot ell and 9Th st.
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CITY STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILL.

ClTY STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILL.
~ ECONOMY AND CONVENIENCE.
We are now ready to deliver WOOD SAWED
and SPLIT at ~ per cent less than the nsuzl
and better prepared than II can be by hand
Knots and wood of announcement size not sent.
All orders for less than hall cord will he delivered
IN crates 10 any part of the house at no further
pense to the purchaser.
Pine wood in crates IS cents.
oak wood do. 40 cents.
In this part of our business we will open no &C
counts, as we have come to the conclusion to max Q
II exclusively a cash sIness.
Also. on hand, HICKORY, OAK, and PINE
WOOD and COAL of all kinds, which will be dis
posed OF on the usual accommodating terms.
Now on the way
One cargo White Ash Broken Coal for furnace.
One cargo White Ash Egg Coal for radiators
Coal !, 2fn lbs. to the ton.
All under cover. Orders promptly filled
Il. j. h W. nj. GAIT.
northwest corner Of 18th and c sts.. No SAT,
oe 7-tt one square south of Penn avenue.
MERINO PLAIDS, all wool, at 50 cts. per yard.
AVA - Union Plaids, at 81 cents;
Shawls, OF every kind.
district and VHgtai ia money taken at Pa, and
Goods sold at the very lowest cash prices,
VIM. r. RILEY,
oc2-aw corner 9Th st., oppo. Centre Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-08
Millinery, &C.

TTNO THE Ia DIES OF
j WASHINGTON AND VICINITY.
HO FALL GOODS. ~
NV Just received magnificent stock orSM.N
2GSS7the newest and most desirable Goods *
Tor the season, comprising in part the following
named articles: Bonnet Ribbons IN every STYLE
FLOW ERS, FEATHERS, rich HonIton Valen-
tIas, and real black Laoes; silk kid, and bu ckskIn
Gloves and Gauntlets, Armlets. CATERS; Wooden
Opera Head Dresses, Chiidren's Hoods, TaImas
Bonnets. rich French and Scotch Embroideries a
superb lot of fine Collars and Sets, and numerous
other articles of Fancy Goods which will be sold At
tho lowest remuneratlng prices. Ladies are partic-
ularly invited to give us a CALL as we cannot fail 10
give them satisfaction.
MRS. r. &. ETCHISON,
&C est No. 10 Penn, avenua.