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Evansville Temple of Honor No. Lmoc every TAur'day
evening in the Hail. Water street, the Canal Dark.
r. w. PQISTDEXTEg. ". c. T.
A. J. o REILLY. ". Z.
Beacon Lsat secia Temple No. rs. rasessYery Alternate
Friday evening above. JOHN HYDE. b. p. 7.
c. ". ECDYAGD. =. 2. jaa20 '57-Iy
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.NEEy ADyERTssEEEENTs.
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onssg1Grs ten neS or less ,ae three times sI
wsek 81 81; ITO weeks % 50; month. So three
81 q; stz T7e1ts. <lo year.
larger Advertisements. Cards OF six lines S. PeT
charge for marriage. death religious asses
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MISNEsoTA--A special session OF the Leg
islature of the Territory is to be called to sup
ply the omissions of the last regular session.
The Capitol is to be removed from ST. Paul t.
st. Peters, town about seventy miles in the
interior
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0T The Hon. Edward Everett will attend
the Inauguration Of the Washington Univer-
isity, in St. Louis, and deliver his Grafton on
the character OF Washington.
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49, a GENTLEN AZ. thorOushly acquainted with the
49, dry goods and grocery business. has hal long
Perie-es in both, is excellent s.iesan. .nd
piihed BOOK Keeper would like situation n hich either
ali theas qualifications would be aYajlsblo bis
pioysrs to whom be give tho hh references Appy
20 the editor OF the Journal. fs2s-,s
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- Hasfsai's German Bitter prepared tsoli by Or.
Jarkr9n the g Tsiica sore. ic1 arch
FOR .le Of az diseases rrg FIN ter-. en- 70 TIE
liver Tlcse Bire-s have indeed proved tlclr 20 the
icted who show their rTntgis b. Chr lar-esina
testimonials This medicine h-l cstahlshsi for i1f
that ctitors. however Willy tlciV scheln
6ucva th fir pronses cannot re oh. It gained tpabI,
Ee1te W iccns benefits that have been deri
from it. so vilI cves mai-t-iz S. POSITION
See advertise mtnt. uni3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- SO;essin this place. ten ocRt rsT liao insorcz
60 lice three timeG; 80 ike week.
soGHts \ longer tiEO.
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nOAUnFTG

With larTe .ni pleasant for The Of I
EsutienaS anilaay FOR sase gentlemen he obtained
in private family in central location Apply this
o1Ecs. fe:i-tf
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Observation-Disclosures

Taken on papers. and can 10
sent in letter 20 any part OF
MO q X the worli. w,thou. extra
N LE-eBcp1stage They arf teaHti-
inl and tks most iurslle
pictures NOW taken. C-ll ~ . =
at the Cl'y CELERY. No. IS, " - so
Maia-street, ana have
taken. rhIs
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WOOD! vGCOm -or3srs for Wool lof. at SAMUEL
YIcEERY's will DO proalptly Gllcd. fsl3
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n1sI.uREED:

ouths morning sf the 18th inst "a. Rev Z. Il ssSia
WI. IL OAKLEY. OF the era u nskley < Son. to Niss
RIA L.. eldest daughter Z. l.. C0naat. Esr. al Of
this oi.y.
Memphis and Cincinnati PsrsrseoPy and charge hi. oes.
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CYNTHIANA RoUTB TO GRAvnLE.-We owe
an apology to our Cynthan correspondent for
the neglect of his favor. Ii was received du-
ring the Straight Line Railroad discussion, in
which our readers were too much engrossed
to give any heed to any lesser project 1t the
time. We laid it aside till there was chance
for it to get hearing; and amid the multi
picity of subjects claiming attention, it was
overlooked till our notice was called to the
subject, by some of our readers in tho neigh
borbood of Cynthiana. We give place to it
with pleasure, and recommend its suggestions
to those interested in the project of Railroad
from our city to GRANVILLE. The most cogent
arguments that can be urged in favor Of eth
err route, viii be the highest amount of SUBJ
will raise for the road.
Our city desires TO see the road built and
our citizens will contribute freely TO get q
communication with GRANVILLE and Southern
Illinois. and they will unite with those who
will do most to help thom build the road
IT our Cynthiana friends are anxious to Sc
cure the road upon the route dsfned by our
correspondent, they should take immediate
measures to prove thor spirit By their sub
scriptons. We cannot help them half as
much as they could promote their own views
By little exertion in the right way, on their
part. The nearer the route comes to our city,
tho moro aid will get from our cit;zens.-
For this reason tho Cynthiana route would
be preferable TO many. But tho question OF
routes viii be determined by the stock SUBJ
scriplion on the rival routes. We therefore
advise the citizens on the following proposed
route to move at once in the matter, and see
how much they can raise.
IFor the Journal.I
As others arc proposing different routes for
a Railroad connection between Evansville and
Southern Illinois; and as the people of Gray
vile have determined to have connection
with somc point or the Ohio by Railroad; and
as have been an old tinerant in the Pocket
| will venture to recommend the route from
llaubstadt by way Of Cynthiana, thence down
Black River flats to Poseyville, StewartsyiIle
and New Harmony, thence up to GRANVILLE
which is less than two miles North Of straight
line from the starting point. The route pass
; eS through the most fertile--densely popula
ted--and best cultivated region Of country in
the West The ay-business on this route
would be double what it would he on any
other route between GRANVILLE and Evansville
\ The route would differ but little from straight
, line, over nearly perfectly level country; ant
| would Afford a better crossing point on Tn,
Wabash than any other line, as the embark
ment would be lower, and the trcssel worl
shorter than at any other point.
There is q disposition manifested by tho far
merS and merchants along the whole line t.
C contribute literally to build tho road, and
e some one acquainted with the subject, would
b canvass the route, | am satisfied the proiec
could be put through. We shonld be glad !,
: hear from Evansville and Poseyvillc on III
5 subject. CYNTHIANA.
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400 GASES BOOTS ~ . SHOES.
EEisT {. ri EssTON

AVE In every dsserron - boots aud shoes
3 adapted the ne, eea-iirE Of .sn's eak heoa
stitched Tlia and snoy lace extension TOP Boots Mens
split. lined ana unned tnd esk bo;e HIP pur1 sole
.EozaAs. do goat. nit goat calf o1il ANA rt l-ter
Shoes Mons eelf and pdps BOYS 5rlit Tn and
goat caii GALE and Pateo le ,taor shoes Boys sall
and KIP Rar sole bets ain ina sa1'y .as sisi-oa
90 g'ss Hi. goas tr'nfed si1Fs TOP. I.sSt iss
PLAZA aai ptcut leather faced Gstors: 90 9s., every
sty,c Eayesa may Ind. Excs'r Poi4s &. Aa'va to
grind MA Ia5Ioeeo. slauelsa patent leather. sioYe.
sss' i,atses srl'. tip ciif calf. goat. ri.. goat
rst-ut lesher .lisl ror9s'S ii5'y e. t5s
rrsncd a,e All srapei 'hoca Yopsh's cali aud sai
Roots chile's Sit ,Ri eol9sei ~ Fee9 'h2ts.
Thsss so2.5 Tfrg .oasrs 81 q, I'm ar 49, sI AZ ,
largest and desirable ssook5of Boots aaj Stot1eSer
hrSazt ao thf SITE iaeidIns @tss! % sas eaIs
viii = Leasing busns merchant . pas By Evan.r
Vile thair M the river to lay oat rad 5eos. We
respectfully iavs the tr=1a cali and sxsiaiss stock
dV.0CIls SIS Coz <e.A rhaua. ,, g. q es ~, E.e'd
20 isis White Lis' 8 seis Csss5t for sc by
yVnTs5E; 'An''' kegs 5:s 6 ;'. iE ':5 b.
TRTAiI.s AND SPI-lRs.-sro er a.. olt.a siz-s;
forsale lo~ ~ aT7 ORR. 0ALEE-L Z GO.
GREAT ATTRACTION!
Aisi3aees Sale OF Hardware an1 Cutlery.
TtrNII uaisrsigaei Assr Of . ~ Griffith. viii cell
private sale 1t 80 rsca Main recentiv
oceurci by said tvlth ths entire stock
almost oveTy aE.ide te foun 81 Hard
on, At auction eoraEeasiaf o ,'ss ~ ,s1 a. is77
rahsi NATHAN RDELEI. Ae-iE-cs.
n APLE sngsr and Molas5es il store aa4 Tor 'aiehv
I,a mh3l SANU EL Y!gEERV.
uE'sT nFCEiygD.-
81 hhd prime y. fbhs Plantation ffniassss;
bbI sugar House Mo!aises; 5bags prime Rio Coase.
nhsl SA1i'L YiCKERT.
eSyW.ET POTiTOEs.-lob, Is lust reed szd far sale
. - by mist NfC&ERT Z. JOHNSTON.
EyIsSIi FISH
e IS bbIs So. 3Iackersl; Is hf-Sbis No. Maskere;
I 25Gr mol dot ~ kits 40. do;
- bbls SO. Go; q hf-bhis No. Co:
25qr. 10 2 do; IS bhis No. DO;
40 hf-bbls No 3 DO; 20 qr. No. Msekersl reed
Antelope and fer New Orleans prices
adding freight BY apo I. Z d. HERMANN.
SDQHA BBLS .KanavLa Salt, for sale ~ The market
.SOO prices by spS z. II. COOK & son.
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CoAEz,

The Price of Coal at tho BoD1ArI MINES is
st the eeats TerbUshel.
IiaCleGto cay part OF the city ............I0
JOHN WYMCND.
feb2 Secretar and Manager.
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y RAlAlNlNGin the Post Office at Evansville. Ind.
u April 18th. ls57.
Perso sealiinrfoI these letters will please say
"AdvertiseG,' and give date OF Lisi.
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Financial Matters.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct I9.-Mr AIIIbone. TN.
President of the Pennsylvania Bank has resigned
IN consequence Of i'll health. His resignation has
been accepted.
favorably. The banks extend their discounts
moderately. and there is more disposition shown
to purchase mercantile PAPER
Inc Metropolitan Bank has arranged To receive
eastern currency at per cent discount, the notes
OF Rhode Island Banks excepted
The bank statement for the past week shows a
decrease In loans Of i692 600; specie B 633 OO0;
and an increase in circulation of SJ6t 600 and In
deposits of 3 lI9,0OO.
BosroH, Oct 10 Money transactions are linn
tied and rates nominal. There is no difficulty
however, in passing the best names at , per ccnt
d month.
HARTFORD, Oct. l6.-The Charter Oak, Mer-
camille and Exchange Banks Of this city continue
to receive the bills of the other suspended banks
but Will not discount them unless they are en-
loined.
The Bank of Commerce. Whaling and Union
Banks, al New London, have suspended, but the
New London Bank has not. aud the officers de-
clare their ability aud Intention TO pay al de-
mands in coin as heretofore
The DUnncll Manufacturing COMPANY have
asked an extension for six months. owing TO their
paper being thrown back upon them. Their pc :
>onal assets exceed their liabilities, leaving their
print works untouched
ST. LoUIs, Oct. I9-Messrs Fensen & Deuien
closed operations this morning. Coin has de-
creased IN our city banks about 50 per cent. dur
ing she past week
New ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-THE excitement is
sub>iding here. though occasional failures are
anticipated, hut the worst is believed TO I've past
The decline in cotton from the highest point is
now seven cents per ID the most serious fall foe
80 brief period of time ever known. Notwith-
standing the large depreciation in the price Of
the staple, however, there is but little doing
SpeculatorS not having the means To purchase
and exporters havin" their hands tied by the
inter StaSnation Of the exchange market. St-rlin.
bills aie as dull eyer-!n fact entirely unsalea-
1
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FUTURE DAYS.

DxrcrFBSybh,sG REEN; Ages,o9eer;
Ia rRoyED AND CNIMPRovED ProPKRTY.-S1n
FRIDAY. the sd instant, shall sell, at my sncl
ton store, at o'clock n the following described
Ha Lot MOI. in Square No. GEO, improved by
h S5s * a%d stress situated "
All of Square No. es2; This property is bounded
OTIS 2. s. and l. in square south Of susfe No 7ua
IhIs property IS bounded 10y South Capitol, X and
Lot No I. In Square 66l containing 9s.772 feet.
THIS property is at the corner of South and Water
Lot No. !, in Square south of Square south of
Square S7 This property fronts south w, he
Of ps Street eas west anI Water Til.
property fronts on Water street, between South v
Lot, / and 2, in Square No. TT. This property
fronts on Georgia avenue and Half street east.
Lot No2 IN Square No. 7'6, containing 1917 feet
Honse. ''''
The above water property is considered the most
valuable OF any now for safe Washington. and the
sale will he well worthy the attention of persons
wishing to make good investment.
Germs one-fourth cash; balance IN 8. II, and IL
mouths for notes bearing interest from day of sale.
by order of the executor.
MAAFRSHAk,s sALE.-Ip virtue Of three wits
OF the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for
viii expose to public sale for lash s front Of the
Court house door of sad county. on WEDNES-
Following described properS ." Wit O." Ghss ri; s
right title. claim, and interest and to that part of
Lot No. II. IN Square No S74, commencing y feet
ing l6 feet inches "n | street North between 9th
and 10th streets West, aud running hack that width
the whole depth of the lot toget her with all and
gular the improvements thereon, seized and levied
upon as the property of vii lam ID. Ackcn and viii
he sold to satisfy JudIcIas Nos SCI. S8. and 80,
Ohiober term, 1867, favor of Charles Koones. nse
of Parker p. Clark. Peter j. steer and Fielder nj.
Magruder, rs. " lillian ID. Acken.
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-Flour Is heavy; sales Of
5000 bbls; State - 65aSi so; Ohio IS I5as5.7O,
southern - 50aS5 IS.
Wheat is firm; sales of p 600 bushels; Mlwau-
kie club ~ t6. Corn is dropping; sales Of 3 go
bushels; mixed 7Oc.
Pork has declined; mess S2l 50aS22 IS. Beef il
unchanged. Lard has declined; in bbls. l3alic
Whisky is advancing; Ohio &c.
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of two writs of
IVE FIerl Facas, issued from the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for
the County of Washington, and to me directed,
shall expose To publ sale for CASH IN front of the
Court house door of said County, on SATTR DAY,
the cath of October next 1857, at IL o'clock. m, the
following property, to wit: all defendants right,
title, claim, and interest IN and 10 one undivided
half part Of lot No. Square No $50 m the City of
Washington, ID. c., together with all and singular
the Improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
AS the property of David A. Hail. and will he sold to
satisfy Judcals Nos. 50 and a. to March term 1857
in favor of William w. COrcoran.
J. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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NEW GROCERY, WINE, AND
IN LIQUOR STORE.

The subscriber begs to inform bis friends and the
public, that he has opened NEW STORE, corner
Of 18th street and Louisiana avenue, where ne IN,
tends TO keep constantly on hand large and yaIed
assortment Of Foreign and Domestic WINES. Ii
QUORS, CIGARS, and FINE GROCERIES.
Consisting of Fine Teas, Sugar Coffee, Flour, soap,
Olives, RAisIns, Figs. Sardines Anchoyies, otard,
Narrett X Co., PInet d Co.. and Col. Chahard's
UrandIes IN cases, demijohns, and casks. Old ia
mica Ram, SherrIes, MadeIra, Port Of various de-
scTIptIons II. Julien Claret, Chateaux MaTgauN IN
cases Champagne CIDER, Brandy Fruits, X eynOd's
Edinburgh Ale, AnHIsette, MamschInO, Curacao.
Ahsynthc, Champagne, and q large and varied de-
scriptIon of Havana Cigars.
Also, Stoughton BItters, and Fever and Aeue
Bitters, Porter, Ale, and Cider.
Families are particularly invited 10 ca and exam
me the stock before purchasing elsewhere. Mem
bers If Congress also informed that their orders
will I've promptly attended to- and delivered at their
residences at the shortest notice.
general assortment OF hne Havana Cigars, i'm
ported direct by the subscriber. at whOesa and
tai.
Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and
produce taken In xchange.
LEWIS Old WhIskey, constantly on hand, OF 1890.
Country orders punctnally attended TO, and coun
try produce Of all descriptions received ON cnnsign
ment. Jonas n. Ehs1..
Ies-u $685.. No. Sd lweith stfeet
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The Minnesota EIection.

Chicago, Oct. 10 The following ticket is re-
ported as elected in Minnesota:
Governor, Alexander Ramsey; Lieutenant Gov
eTnOr, Jno. q indie: Secretary of State, L.
stannard; Auditor. A. L. Lane; Treasurer .
Mantor-all Republicans.
The Republicans also claim the election Of VIII
kinsOn, Swift, and Aldrich to Congress.
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I NITED STATES MAIL.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Sept. ~, 1857,
Proposals for carving the Mails of the United
states from LIST December, 1857, to seth June lSl,
The following routes In the State Of Florida and
in the manner herein speciaed, will lie received at
the Contract Office of the Post Office Department.
IN the city of Washington, until of the 18th
November, 1857, 10 decided or the following day:
63:5 From Prescott's Store, ton the line of the
Florida railroad, by Fort Harlee, Gaines
VILE. and MlcanOpy. to Ocala and back, three
times week, In four horse coaches.
Bidders viii state the distance, name other IN
terrnedlate Offices, If any. and propose q
schedule OF departures and arrivals, making
close connexions with the railroad.
6876 From Prescotts Store, ton the line of the
Florida raIlrOad,D Ivy New River aud st.
IcuIs, to NewnansvIlle. s. mics and back.
three tImss a week, in four horse coaches.
Bidders W II propose a schedule of departures
and arrivals, making close connexions with
the railroad.
6g77 From Prescott's Store Ton the line Of the
Florida raIlrOadD 10 Middleburg, IS miles and
hack. twIc week IN two horse coach.
Bidders viii propose schedule Of departures
and arrivals, making close connexions with
the Tnairoad.
For forms of proposal, guarantee and certificate ::
also, instructions and requirements To be eGhraoed
in the contracts, advertisement of January y,
1885, in pamphlet form, at the principal post Offices.
A. V. BROWN.
3 lawlw Postmaster General.
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BaltImcre Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2O.-Flour is lower, at s. T.,
IS 37k.
Wheat Is slightly lower; white 81 .23aSI u.
Corn is unchanged; yellow 66a7Oc.
Whisky is fifn; City 20a20k; Ohio 2ia2l Nc.
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AsuK SUFFERERS Please READ THls.

hGUE SCFFERERs Please hEAD 1 HIS.
Dr.. ErerSon'S Gredt Agus Remedy.
Messrs. FoRD& Bro. have secured the agency
for this City this highly celebrated Medicine for
Ague or Chllls and Fever. No other article ever
known all over the South and West, as the "Ague
King" So certain and lasting is les results that
venture to predict, that If each in the Dis
trict would at once use it, would hear but little
more of Arue this season.
Call and get a clrcular-290, corner Of Pa. avenue
lI-iw
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O-Stocks are higher gener-
ally Chicago and Rock Island Il; Cumberland
Coal Co. ~; Illinois Central RR So: do. Bonds
62; Michigan Southern -; ". Y. Central 69s;
Penn. Coal Co. CIV; Reading RR 32s CantOns
IL, Virginia 6's 81; Missouri 6's G6S
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WATCH RETURNs.-Samuel DTummond, Eng
land, drunk in the street; workhouse GO days
Doddridge Bailey, Va, disorderly; do. 80 days
Thomas Brown, do. and resisting officers do.
Charles Mandy: Ohio, profanity; fiue and costs,
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MARRIED,

On the 10Th instant. by the Rev. John c. Smith
John II. BARTLETT. Esq, to Miss LOUISA
VI. BARNHILI., all of this city.
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SIMPSON HoUsE, Tenth street and Pa. arsnKe,
has fine Deer, shot Yesterday, near Mount Vernon.
Also, Canvass Backs, Blue Wing, d c., &c served
up this day, at the above well known restaurant.
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WE OWE our enterPrising fellow-citzen. Sam
L. Drury, one, for causing to he placed on our
table, at noon to-day, fine half dozen of oys-
ters on the half shell, as were ever eaten in ash
civ
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The RIVERA strong Northwest wind is
blowing this moiniGg-laying the river fats per-
fecuy bare. Al o'clock, d. m, on the wharves
the somewhat curious and ludic phenomenon
was observable of linen running in all directions
preceded by sundry hats, which skipped play
fully before the owners, Just out of reach and
stall sufficiently near to make the chase between
hat owner and sea wall exciting to the spectator
Even reportOrial hats not spared: and
lively scene was enacted between a white hat
and distracted-loOkinG reporter, which lasted
for some minutes, wherein the hat was the victor
by just three feet, and went plump into the river
chdnncl, far out at human reach, and only recov-
e.dblc by means of six-Oar boat, and some hard
pulling against wind aud tide
At Gait Eoungs wharf-arrived schr VIM
FrazieT, Captain Seward, from Havre de Grace
with RS tons of coal for Warder q Kilmon.
At Riiey's whaTf-arrivcd schooner Statesman
Capt Polk. from Salisbury. with ~ 800 feet of
lumber for Riley FuSi't.
The steamer Baltimore made her usual trip up
this morning Notwithstanding the prevalence Of
the high winds of the night.
The bark Horace Beale is still aground of Ar
lngton. An attempt was made Yesterday by the
Guy, and Wide Awake, to drag her off; which
only resulted IN her being jagged still farther
on the sand bar. She will have to he liyhtened
considerably before being able to rise above the
mud which surrounds her keel on every side.
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WANTED A few dry cows, for which the
w highest market price will be PAID in cash. APP
Ply to JAMES ROBERTSON. Agent. No. 80
Prospect street, Georgetown. ID. &. &C II ST.
NOR BDSTON.-The superior fast-sailInE clip
Il per schooner Se9rsvIae, Sears. master, II
has arTIved, and will he receiving freight for+Se
the abuve port on Monday. Apply to HART -s-7s
LEY BRO, lOl Water street, Georgetown. ID.
e.. 81
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NJ SIC Al CA RID.

NU SICA l. CA d.
Prof A. SCHAD. OF Georgetown, takes pleasure
in announcing to his friends, and the citizens fyJ
of he District, that he has resumed his course &S
of MUSICALlNS INSTRUCTION on the Piano SGX
Forte, Flute, Violin, and Guitar. He will also give
lessons in Thorough Bass or Harmony, either in
classes or to private pupils.
MRS. A. SCHA ID will reopen her CLASSES n
SINGING. and will also form Juvenile Glass for
beginners the Piano Forte, SIS per quarter. in
advanced Mrs. =. Is also prepared to receive few
private pupils on the Piano Forte.
Application he made at their residence, on
Fayette street, near eth. Heights of GPorgeiown,)
or through the Post bifce. &C 7-eO2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-20

AT FIVE O'CLOCK this afteronon, Miss John
son, favorably known La Christie - the bril-
liant Springs correspondent of the Union, gives
some select readings at the Smithsonian Institu-
ton before the Teachers Association
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-20

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF Plan
4 OFORTES is to be found at the Music De
pot of
oc IS w, q, METZEROTT,
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMTS

AIRS. A. w. THORN will open on Thursday,
Iyl I'D OF October. a handsome assortment "a
of FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY Ez
to which she respectfully invites the atten- ~
ton of the Ladies of Georgetown. And asO<5Ix,
Is prepared to do all kinds of Plain SewIng
at the shortest notice, at prices that cannot fail
please, oc ~ ST.