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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


September -, 1851
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN TO the holders
of stocks of the United States that this Department
will purchase such certificates shall be received
here, duly assigned TO the United States, previous
to the LIST day of November neAt, at the rates here
tOfOre offered and paid. viz:
10 per cent. premium on the loan of 1912;
l6 per cent. premium on loans of Is47 and 1898 and
per cent. premium on Texas indemnity per cent
stock, together with the interest accrued in each
from LIST July.
Certificates Of stock received here on or after the
LIST day OF November, until further notice shall he
gwen, will be purchased at the following rates. VIZ
8per cent. premium on the loan Of 1912;
per cent. premium on the loans Of lS47 and 1913
and
5 per cent. premium on Texas indemnity 5 per
on, respectively.
Where certificates OF stock inscribed and trans
rable on the books Of the Treasury shall lie re-
celved here, assigned to the United States between
the LIST December, when the transfer books will lie
closed, and the LIST January, when the half-yearly
interest is payable, the accrued interest for the half
year must bo expressly assigned the United States
by the stakeholder. no interest for the current
half year be included in the settlement Lut the
same will be payable by the Assistant Treasurer on
the interest schedules as heretofore.
In all cases the purchase sums will be settled in
favor of the lawful holder of the stock, who shall
assign TO the United States the mode prescribed
by the ulations of sgnments of stock and re-
mlttanoe will be made of the amount by draf on the
Assistant Treasurers at Boston, New York, or
Philadelphia at the option of the party in whose
favor the settlement shall be made One days addi-
tonal interest Ill he added from he day of receipt
here for the draft to be sent by mail.
HOWELL COBB,
sc 25-dtf Secretary of the Treasury.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED pRSss
The Financial Grisis

:, ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept 90 e3Oa m-Our
nanAs VIII not allow a run upon them and ar,
INV Paying out only small sums
ohILApELFHih, Sept. ~, m-Tbe Rank.
nydn, h6 cr lePeatng the course pursued on Sat
ic,. The Girfrd paying SIS, and the Mechan-
&c ana Southwark Banks ain no,es
~ a. m.-The Bank of Noyth A y-.r... 49,.
P 'S ABOUT III, and the suspenSion win no,.
Pioosoly become general WIN INV
Z, IN The Mechanics Bank po,,, rsa.o,,,.
- nong The Pennsylvania, Girard Farmers
nu ueS Ianlc s, Penn Township NortherD r th
III hdhics and Manufacturers CommeT
D. orseh ana city banks SIS only Ths
pax ol fhlladeiphia paws out no chefs e., -
checks with its own notes -" ou' pays
lilo p. m-The Bank Of psn,s,.,,-.,. -
their own notes for check and now $50. prss
Gle. All the hanks are changing ,h.I, -
since the opening hour. Some ,efnss 20 $50
checks, but give due bills 10 deposit with o,he,
bbnks r' WIN "'ne'
Ii Is now rumored on the street that the Gove,
nor refuses to issue his proclamation unless tb.
pennsylvania Bank is placed on par with other
banks, and her Notes received on deposit
All Is oonfusian, but not attended with the ef
cltement OF former days. Every Kind of buSl-
ness is paralyzed, and IL is impossible TO make
RICHMOND, Sept. D, p. m.-Our banks are pay
hg specie generally. and 10 is believed that they
nave determined 10 90 on. There has been no
iuh YET: Out ln StaUnton the Central Bank ana
the Bank OF the Valley have suspended
WILMINGTON, y. C. Sept 2Sth-There is D
excitement here as vet ia financial circles Our
odhks are Perfectly sound and continue as hereto
loIe' but their future action will he goyerned by
that OF their neighborS
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As Usual, EARLY IN THE FIELD.-To all who
wish to appear elegant and tasteful apparel for the
fall season. and don the latest Fashions, invite
such to call and examine our carefully selected and
unsurpassed stock of Men and Boys Coats. Pants,
Vests, Shirts Drawers. &c, and indeed our cOllrc
ton Of Garments suitable to make up complete
Wardrobe.
AT the "OdeOn" il to be found the above, and
cheaper than At any other establishment, corner of
AZ street and Penn. avenue. p lw
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COATs, PANTS, AND VESTS,

Dress Suits. Business Salts.
Moan WALKER Il Co., Marble Hal CIOthing
Store, Browns Hotel Building. respectfully an
nOnnces that their annual display of FALL AND
WINTER CLOTHING is now ready for inspection
comprising an assortment Of GsatI.msn's aud
Youths CiOthing of the newest and richest design
IN material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study ex celIence, with economy in
fashionable articles of dress, opportunity now
offered for selecting from of the most attractive
stocks OF Clothing In this city, at very reduced
prices. I'm
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DIED,

On Saturday evening, the 18th instant, JOHN
KIRBY infant son of Rev. WIN. G. and Mary t.
Stout, Of Marshall county. Miss, aged months and
- days.
On the 9Th instant, Major GEORGE r. LIND
SAY, L. =. Marine Cops.
The relatives and friends of the deceased are in
vited to attend the funeral Tomorrow TUESDAY
Afternoon. at O'Clock, from his late residence,
corner of X and 18th streets. The officers of the
Army Navy, and Marine Corps also pectfuIly
invited to attend.
On the 18th instant, GEORGE ALLEN, infant
son IF A. NJ. and Mary T.. HaffOr, aged hfteen
months,
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New York Markets.

NV YORK, Sept :s.-FlOur declined; safes OF
500 bbls.; State IS ass s.; Ohio s. g a. S,
southern has considerably declined, but quota
lions nominal.
Wheat is unsettled; sales Of ~, 600 bushels
western white n .22asl.99, red II 81 Corn is
dull sales are unimPouaEt; quotations e nom
inal.
Beef declined at SI4 59aSl 90. Lard is quiet al
4Aal5c.
Whisky is dull At 81 \ a25c for Ohio
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BY A. GREEN, Aueuoneer
III n r. NEW THREE-STORE RRIC

Z r. N r. W THRtE-STORE RRICK
L HOUSE, WITH BACK BUILDING, on [. STREET
NORTH, BETWEEN 4TH AND 5TH STREETS WEST, ar
ArcrIoN.-On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, shall
sell IN front of the premises. at 5 o'clock D. m a
handsome three story aud nearly new Brick Hou Sc
containing eight conveniently arranged rooms pas
sage and c!stern IN the yard, with all the modern
conyenIences. This property is handsomely locate ed
streets. " ~ %"
. Terms: One-th'rd cash balance in 6, u, 49, and
"A months, for notes bearing from ay of s1le
deed gwen and deed of trust taken.
Title Indisputable.
sel4-d A. GREEN. Auct.
IL IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE HOUSE
not nsins completed, the sale is POSITIONS until
WEDS ESDAf, the sd instant.
selo-u A. GREEN. Auct.
nI| THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
Postponed until TUESDAY the 18th instant same
hour. ~
sc4-d a. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.

PROF. II. w. NUMBER takes great pleasure
In announcing to his friends, former patrons, "a
and the public generally, that he will resume ~
the duties of his School. at has Hall, corner ~
Sth and ID streets. on Thursday Afternoon, In
October list, llj7, At O'Clock.
Prof NJ will Introduce giving instruction by the
Piano and Violin having ascertaIned that the pro-
gress OF the pupil is much more rapid with the ac-
comp lniment ofthe above instruments. He has the
finest collection of New Dances that has ever bee n
introduced into this any other city, and hopes by
the iatterng reputation which he already enjoy s
and the extensive preparation for brilliant season,
to merit liberal share of the best patronage
rs ". B.-Persons wishing to confer with Prof. NJ.
will please leave their address at Mr.. Jno. F. Ellis
Music Store 30 Pennsy wanna avenue Sc lg-tf
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BALTIMORE, Sept. p Flour is firm at - 80
for all kinds Of superfiue.
Wheat is improving-red 81 30asI %: white
y 3lal so. Corn is better; white 7lca75c; yellow
T2a.5c.
Whisky is firm; City 23c; Ohio 2ic cash.
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BY A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, CARRYALLS
~ HARNESS, HORSES, &c. AT AUcrIoS.-On
THURSDAY, the LIST day of October next at /.
O'Clock M, ! shall sell at the Livery stables of
Messrs. Wcbber & Blake, on 9th street, near the
Navy Yard gate, the following articles, VIZ:
Carriages, one nearly new
3good Buggy Wagons
Carry all, Tor one or two horses
good Carriage Horses, young gentle. and sound
s sets Double Harness
do. Single do.
And many other articles belonging TO livery stable
when We deem unnecessary To eEumerate.
Terms: All sums of and under SIOO, cash: over
that sum, credit of6 and 80 days for satisfactori
y endorsed notes, bearing interest from day of sale
Sc I'D A. GREEN, Auctloneer
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FUTURE DAYS
By r. -. WRIGHT. Geo.

BY +. =. WRIGHT; Georgetown
DORTO RICO SUGAR AT AUCTION-op
WEDNESDAY next, the Slth instant At -
O'Clock on L. A. n. Dodge's wharf the caro- az
the schoOper Teft, consisting Of s' u
IN hhds sugar, greater part Of choice quality
Sc 26-dtds tSso,a,,
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A DESIRABLE MARKET FARM NEAR
"A TaE CITY AT PUBLIC AUCrIoN.-On WEDNES
DAY AFTERNOON, September 3ith. at q clock.
on the premises shall sell a very valuable Market
tween Rock Creek and Tenally Town. half mile
from Tenally Town. il contains about ninety acres
OF good land, part In wood and part cleared. The
improvements consist of a small Dwelling House.
Stable, and young orchard.
Persons desIrOus of examining the farm can be
directed 10y nQuIrlng Of MIR. James Scott, No. 1876 RI
street. Washington, Of Mr. WIN. EmInert
Terms: One half, cash: the residue IN q and -
months with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the premises.
Deeds at purchasers cost.
III the terms of sale are not complied with within
three days, the property will be resold at the pur
chasers risk, after giving ten days notice Of the
sale. BARNARD 4 RJJCKEV ~
7-dtz AnctIonaa,s
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DIS. HUNTER IL WILLIAMS,

Physicians for Diseases Of Throat and LHHgS,
81 North Charles street, Baltimore.
DIR. Hunter or Williams will visit Washington on
the 18th and 18th OF each month. The next visit Will
lie on Tuesday, the 18th inst.
Office z6I Pennsylva avenue, over Mrs. Voss's
JewelTy Store. Sc 25-St
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MARRIED..

At st. Johns Church. on the oath instant by the
Rev. Thos. q. Addison. HENRY ID. ]. PRATT to
LOUISA. daughter Of Daniel ID. Addison, all of
this city.
On the 22d instant, at Christ Church. by the Rev.
Mr.. Morsell, Mr.. THOMAS =. DENHAM to VI SIS
LAURA Is COOK, all of this city.
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The Tehauntepec Company Grant.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. a6 The steamer Texas
has arrived a quarantine from Texas The grant
TO the new Tehauntepec Company requires THAI
ten leagues OF the road shall be finished yearly.
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BY JAMES C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
KINRISIEES SALE OLE NAIIrA 4 L,

SAIL Of VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE NEAR THE CENTRE
MARKEr.-By virtue ola deed in trust, bearing date
Oh the I'd day of September a57 and duly recorded
made Tor the purpose of the settlement Of the bust
ness OF Haslup Weeden, the subscribers will sell
at public sale, on MONDAY, the 5th day of OctC-
per, 1897, AZ O'c clock D. m, the premises. Lots
Nos. and 2, ~ Square No. 33l, and the improve
mentsi Lat No. fronting ~ feet on the public
square opposite Centre Market loo feet on north e.
street. and ~ feet inch Louisiana avenue, and
improved with large and substantially built three
story DTck building covering the entire lot and con
tanning several stores, halls. and other rooms Lot
No. fronting - feet north street and a feet on
LOUISIANA avenue, aud improved with small BRICK
and frame tenements.
The above property is located IN one Of the most
valuable business portions of the CITY, and produces
a rent oil S3!~ per. anDuIn, and Is well known as
Haslnp * Weeden's; and Lot No, 1. with the
building thereon, will he sold a whole, and I.or
No.2 divided INTO two building lots. fronting each Is
feet on north street and IS feet inches ON Ious
Jana avenue. The sale offers a rare oDpoTrnuIt, 70
capitalists and persons wishing to invest OF build.
Terms OF sale pne -thlrd cash and The balance in
., H. 10. "a, 80, and s. months, for notes bearing mite
rest from day of SALE secured by deed trust upon
the property and # complied with IN six days
after he sale, the property will he Tesod. upon one
weeks notice, at the risk and expense of the de-
faHltmg purchaser. All oOnveyancng at the ey-
pense OF the purchaser.
CHAS. z. WALLACE
JOS. ii, BRADLEY ,jr
Trustees.
Sc &-eO&ds J. G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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WEDDING CAKES. of every kind, at very low pri
ces, made To order, at the philadelphia Ice Cream
Depot, corner 18TH and r streets. Sc II In
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Conflagration i'm Michigan.
HEAVY Robbery.

DETROIT. Sept. y A fire occurred on Frida
at Grand Rapids. destroying MANY of the bes
houses. Loss SlO0,OOO. Insurance S5O OOO {
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Accident.

GARDNER, Me, Sept 2j.-By the falling Of the
staging at the cattle, show of the Kenebec Agr-
cultural Society, Mrs. David Brown. OF Rich
mond, had her back broken; Mrs Libby, Of Ga I'd
ner, her head dangerously hurt, and two other
ladies their legs broken.
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Expected Troop, for ENGLAND.

HALIFAX, Sept. 25.-we learn that the Cunard
screw steamship Jura was TO leave Cork on the
18th or lith inst. for st. Johns, n F., where she
Is now due, and where she will embark the 10th
regiment for England. She may bring over two
days later intelligence from Europe.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Jura

ST JOINS, N. b, sept - The steamship
TO the 18th, has arrived
LONDON, Tuesday, l5th.-Breadstufs general
~ Were dull, but the wheat market was Arm a,
la I quotations, with an active business
gent.
Consols for money 9OI
Inc Jura has been chartered by the East Indis
Company to take two regiments OF troops frou,
st. Johns 10 Calcutta
LIVERPOOL. Tuesday.-Red wheat had al
vanced 3D.. Flour closed buoyant The corn
market closed quiet and steady
The City Of Washington arrived out on the I6;b
The Emperor Alexandria, Of Russia, had az
rived at Berlin.
The cholera was raging at Hamburg, ArseIan.
fatal. '
The Bank Of Holland has increased its rates of
discount to hive per cent, and il is presumed that
most Of the German banks will be compelled to
follow Its example, and general advance be es-
tablished.
Accounts from Moldavia state that the recent
elections in the municipalities resulted favorable
IN a
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NRW. HENRY PALMER'S PIANOFORTE
lNI CLASSES are daily adding new members Per
sons deslrous of awaiting themselves Of Mr.. Palm
Err services are requested to enroll their names as
early as possible.
This Class system is more advantageous for the
advancem mt OF Children than any other sy stem of
instruction.
II is equally advantsg eous for the per(ectug of the
most brilliant Performers
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Primary Class SIS per quarter. Advance Glasses
SO All applications to be made to Mr.. w H.
PALMER, at his residence. 261 L street, bet geeu
Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
II GEORGETOWN Glasses meet every MONDAY and
Thursday at II O'Clock, at Miss Harrovers Ge1Tge-
town Female Seminary 60 % &c
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The Ohio River,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2S-The silk house OF
Curtis Co, in Chestnut street, was robbed OF
e 900 in goods since Saturday.
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Failure of w. b. Lovejoy a. Co.

BosIoN, Sept. ~, p. m.-The failure of w.
b LoveJoy Co, large clothing house on
Commercial street, in this city, is announced
state street is considerably excited to-day by
the intelligence from Philadelphia, but all the
banks remain firm, and have made large addi-
tions to their specie basis within the last few
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COUNTY FOR SALE The undersigned
having 800 acre. of Lsnd In his farm will dis pose of
from 100 tn ~ acres, in lots to suit purchasers Said
Land IS situated miles from the Long Bridge, on
the Columbia Turnpike, and about the same distance
from lexandria and Georgetown. Those wishing
TO purchase Land, near the three cities, will do well
tn call on the subscriber as deem il unnecessary TO
desorb the Land neIghborhood AS It is presumed
that those wishing to purchase will examine the
property before purchasing.
s. d. CORBETT.
Sc l5-eoIm ALEX Gax 9awtG
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NEW PARLOR heater OR IMPROVED
~ FEINOUR STOVE.

TFN UII
~ FElNOUR STOVE.
This Is the best stove for heating two or more
rooms eXtant and for beau'y and style of IL
finish cannot be surpassed. IL lis so conStruc- ~
ted that the fire pot be changed from one <14y
holding half q peck of coal To one holding halfSf
bushel, thereby increasing the capacity for heat ng
IL any required degree.
These stoves will be put up by experienced work
men, agd guaranteed TO work well.
Send in your orders before the cold weather sets
IN, to AVOID confusion and hurry, the demand Is
increasing, particularly for the enlarged ire pot
Also, improved Portable Furnaces Just received,
for heating halls, parloIs, &c.
w. III. NARROWER,
Sc IO-eoIm 7th ST. Opposite Patriotic Bank.
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Sterling and Freishts at New orI.au..

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 26.-The weather here
has become quite COOL and fears Of an early frost
are appTehended. Strict middliny cotton Today
is worth l6a cents and the demand for export
continues large
Sterling is again lower, and prime signatures
have been done at per cent. Freights steady at
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. r o - T XXI n G,

have just received = supply at the MstyopO.i.1a
Stors and GFd; Factory, Penn. ayenue, -
between 10Th and llth 'tIeets, Ss and ~, the 90
latest improved LatrObe Paror COMPANIONS <r&
Also, the latest improved Fine parl6r Com-SH
PanIons, bot the latest Improvement for I85..
They set hack IN the paTOr hrs place like a srate,
heat the paror, and as many chambers as you nur,
have one over the other, with one small hire, anu
set by Mr.. Ewd Rowe, who Is the hest and Inost
experienced for setting them that can be found an
the District.
Sc ll-leol2t G. WOODWARD.
TNHE lNNINCIBI.k COOK.-The citizens Of
Il Washington and envlruns are hereby notIfie ed
that have just received fresh supply ofthese UNI
versaf< admired and unsu Tpassed lnVIncIbe Cook
Stoves, tubular ovens, for cal or wood, which, for
economy IN CONSUMPTION of fuel and beau ofopera
ton, without exception, the very best Cooking
Stoves ever manufactured.
Five hundred references will testify TO the above
JAS. SkIRVING, woshing,
Stove, Crate, Range, and Hot AIR Furnace Manu-
factory, Southeast corner Penn. ave- and nth a.
tg-eo2w
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NJ AG Err,
w 225 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
Continues to manufacture LOOKING GIAS-
SIS, and all other kinds Of PORTRAIT and PIC
TURE FRAMES, opposite KIrkwoOd House.
Air
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NEW STOCK OF FALL DRY GOODS.

return sincere thanks to my friends and the pub-
lac generally, for their kind and liberal patronage
bestowed ON me, since nv commencement In bu ST.
ness, aud would respectfully inform hem that have
lust received large, well selected, and entirely
NEW STOCK OF FALL. DRY GOODS; there
fore would ask from them an examination of the
same before purchasing else Where. ] feel confident
en- give Penect sshtlsiaetl0h, Ooth IN price ana
therefore can offer greater inducements To puTcEa-
sers than those who do a credit business.
&. r. PERRIE,
S-6t S1j Seventh 4
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ITO IET.-A small convenient two-story BRICK
Il DWELIIG HOUSE, on New York avenue
between l7h and 18TH streets. 1t has recently been
to careful tenant For further particulars appi AZ
CHARLES De SELDlNG'S office, No. So nth
street. 2t-rCS'
Tor SALE.-Three three story BRICK HOU-
l. SIS, within quarter of a mile of the City
Hall, one two story BRICK, with back hui ding
near the Circle, and one FRAME COTTAGE, on
Capitol Hill with smaller Houses and vacant Lots
IN different portions of the City. Inquire over
Washington City Savings Bank, of
Sc l0-eUtf GRAFTON ID. HANSON.
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IA NCIN ACAD MY.

IA n c A c "A ENVY
Mr.. T F. GASZYNSKI and DAUGHTER have
the honor TO announce to tho Ladies and Cen On
tlemen OF Washington and Geor getOwn that ~
he will re open his Glasses for Dancing IN *
Washington on Friday, the 9Th of October, az s-tS
Mr.. Crouch's Hall, corner of Ith ct. and ia. aH,
over Farnham's Bookstore, Tor Misses and Masters,
from o'clock p. M; for Ladies and Ge1tenen'
from o clock .. m. GeOrgetown-on w ednes oay'
the 9TH of October, at Miss Narrower Laules Sen-
mary, from O clock p. IN. 49,
For terms and particulars application can be made
at Mr. G's residence, 4U7 street, between sth and
10th streets. &c - olll
COME AT IAST-ABother lot OF those infalh-
u HE SELF-SEALING CANS-screw tops
Also. a fresh supply OF Housekeeping Articles
always selling at the lowest prices. .-
6. FRANCIS,
25 St 49, Seventh street.
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EOR SALE-lm acres of Land. situated IN Jack
son county, North Carolina, ON the Weary Hut
ty town.
These lands rich in copper ore-an English
Company are now engaged IN mining operations on
an adjoining tract--they are well wooded and water
ed ana Oner great InduCemcnt to speculate ion.
FOR terms apply to THOS. r. LLOYD,
Real Estate Agent office No. 474 7th ST.
sc 2-eolm' Opposite City Post Office.
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Baltimore Markets

Inc Onlo River.
WHEELING, Sept. % The river here still co
tinueS TO fall
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AUCTION SALRS
TO-DAY q TO-MORROW MORNyN,,
By A. GREEN, Auctio

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
GOOD TWO-STORY FRAME uoJ-Sr
~ WITH BASEMENT AND loT. AT AUcrIo 90
MONDA y, the 18th instant shall sell, IN from, 20
the premises, at O'Clock p. m, part of orIgiusi
Lot No. ~, IN square No. 5, with the Improvement
which Is a good story frame house with base
inent. This property fronts on the south side of
south r. between Sd and AZ streets west.
Ierms: One hall cash balance IN SIX and twelve
mouths Tor notes bearing interest from day of sale
deed given and deed of trust taken.
Sc - A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
NQIICE;.By order OF a writ of dIstrain from
nn aters, against the goods and chattels of
se,,ad % 1s. re, Cook and to me directed, have
1ent AZ ano taken the following property 10 satisfy
Ena, Sue IN arrears, TO wit: Six Bedsteads, two
sea-. eatneI BEDS ten Shuck Mattresses one Cooking
800 Sne once Stove, dozen God seat hairs
one iaTsa naIs, one Counter. one Oyster Box
que E a,.se uanogany Extension Table three Look
ing Glasses, two Clocks, one LOT Of psj Siotb'nH
&c; togetner with general assortment of house
nolu ahu kltchsn requisites. And hereby eve no
cce that VIII expose the above named goods ard
cndteIs AZ PUBIC auction to the highest bo6ar CO..
cash, on TUESDAY MORNING next M q "S,cIocn III
september 18th, 1851, in front of the Bank Of Wssh
lngton. VI " ash-
e29-St JAMES GINNATY. Ba,ld.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-28

WATCH -26th-Clarissa A. Peters,
cOlored, drunk and disorderly; workhouse Ct
days. George White, do, do; fine and costs,
60 "A. Marcella Duncan, vagrancy; workhouse
GU days. 27th-George Engbcrt, assault and bat
terry; Jail. Henry Linden, vagrant; workhouse
Ga DAYS