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The AWARD OF PREMIUMS FOR REAPTNe Ma
CH'NEs.-The awards 10 the successful reapers a
the Syracuse trial in July last, were made at the
Agricultural Fair in Louisville, Ky, on Thurs
day morning last, as follows: to C FL. McCor-
m!ek, of ChicaSo, gold medal; to Walter A
Wood, Of HoossIe Falls, y. Y, silver medal
10 Warden, BrOokaw K Child, of Springfield
Ohio, a bronze medal to Jonathan Haines, OF
PekIn, Ill diploma.
For Teapcrs and mowers combined: TO Walter
n Wood, of New York, gold medal to d. NJ.
Osborne, of Buffalo. silver medal; to Warden,
BToOkaw & Child, of Ohio a bronze medal
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AIAL DrEL.-The New York rribuna n,,l-
rsf-rsnle ~ ron Ecuador, South Americs in
p Moore, and r. e Francis ~ Toi,t aoiessoIs w
on scientific exploring expedition IN 49, we,
Ame'icd The circumstances are r.no,,.d south
lows 'ePoiteu as fol-
- On the arrival Of the party az SAINT, D.
ne NaPo nver, Prof Moore Brought ch.,,, On
against Prof rancis Of having deceived La,
point OF his scientific acquire ments and th..S III
Iiad imposed upon his confidence, insni,ed ~
government of Ecuador, and had proved a d.
grace 10 hls adopted State. This led 10 the cb,I
l'hs-e on The part Of Prof. Francis which ~
readily accepted by Professor Moore. and tbci5
w.dI3hs (GGubl"d- barIeled fowling- pieces were
h'aEiIy loaded with buekshot and the distance
but OF no avaII-tLe parties were dc.ermined y;
81 ~ 'n@iL Oh mcuity with powder Accordingly.
ga, ga IN I'm OF APi they exchanged shots, and
- 1910 wa 'ir death OF Prof. Francis The
charge OF Prof Moore took effect iast IeIo,y m.
Irs ION Of the heart, while that Of Prof Frspcis
merely grazed the head Of his antagonist },
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LII Thursday morning iagrnan on the New
Jersey railroad discovered .iitie''f "a wooden
sleeper for the rails to rest on) lying the
track of that TOAD, between Jersey City and Ber-
gen Cut. which he removed from the track II
had just been placed there by a fiend in human
shape, named Michael w alsh, who was at once
arrested; He gave his excuse for the act that
He wanted tosee the cars bounce" and he stood
wnen arrested not far off, asvaiting the result OF
the experiment. -.-.4s - -.t.lt !-l7
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"Losr AND FOUND; OR, The BEAUTIFUL
QrADRooS, is the title of story of the ''thril-
ling sort in the WEEKLY STAR. of to-day. LIT
has also variety of other interesting outside
matter; and inside all the striking news of the
week, at home ard abroad.
Price at the counter, ready for mailing, three
cents; or, 81 % per aanum.
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II The New York Mirror says Of the Presi-
dents letter in reply to the Silliman memorial:
go An abier document has not often emanated
from President of the United StateS-never d
more timely -
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SZOO Der. living near GpPer Mafi a,o Que 81.
Prince Georcs's county, Md, on the 10Th oi
April, NEGRO MAN, DAyY GREEN. IA
DARK mnlatto-has large bushy head, with
MINISTER'S round his face, medium size and down
has relatives, make his way To Zee State a.
ne let without any provocstlon: ! will give Two
taken IN the District. other Psrt Of Mary land
and 30 If taken in this county, In either case ne
must be secured 80 that get hun.
10 s-tf y 20 WILLIAM j. BERRY,
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II x G T. l. 4 O r.
EXCURSIONS, &c.
SECoND GRAND EXCURSION
~ OF TIVE
Still Club.

The Members Of the STILL CLUE announces 70
their friends and the public generally, IT,
that at the earnest request OF the cit 6aS3SES
lzeas OF WashlnZton and Leonard o71s176-s
fown, they have determined 20 give an Excursion 20
LbONARDTOWNa and PINEY POINT on r RI
DAY, September II, 1851.
They have chartered the safe and eommodiouS
Steamer PowHATAS, Captain Mitchell, for the occs-
sion.
Withers' Brass and String Band has been en-
gagged.
Meals furnished BY an experienced caterer.
Tickets TWO DOLLARS, admitting a gentle.
man and two lsdIes; 10 be had of the committee or
on ioard of the Boat on the morning Of the Excur
on, and at the following places %. Boswells
Drn- store. corner virginia avenue and Seventh
street. Captain Bircb's, foot Of Eleventh street;
Mr.. Hofman's. opposite Centre Market Joseph
v. Burch. Pennsvlvsnia avenue between Second and
Third ST. eats VIM. Yoots. corner of Seventh and
streets; j. ID, Birch, r street bctvcen Eighth and
Ninth, Island; ]. w. Bean, Odd Fellows Hall,
Navy Yard j. Willet, do.
The Boat will leave foot Of 9Th street, Washing
ton, at O'Clock, n. NJ, and Alexandra at 81. She
viii lsave PIney Point on Saturday, the 18th, az D.
omnibuses will leave the Navy Yard at = O'Clock,
and the Capitol at IA.
COMMITTEE Of Arrongcnenfs.
Jackson Humphrey, Edwa d Webb,
William Whitmore, r. l.. Childress,
j. ID. Birch. Robert GunnelI
Edwin Allen. 5-S,w&Th.
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MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.

TAYLOR & MAURY,S stock of Surveying and
other Instruments includes large assortment 81
the very best manufacture in German Silver, sold
gao. =
with lock and key is particularly adapted Tor stu
dents IN snrveying.4 c D..
FACTORS; Tnauges, in wood, brsss, ana glass; Tape
Measures, Poke K ules, MagElfying Glasses,
For sale at TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
ne i.3t s.st Bookstore, near 9Th street.
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FIFTH GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION
OF THE
Boone Rife Corps,
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION,
On THURSDAY, Sept. 10th. 1857.

The BOONE RIFLENEN, having chartered the,
steamer THOMAS Coll YER will make r.
an Excursion 70 the White House Ee3&a-N
Pavilion on THURSDAY, 10th oi 8SoEzzs-7s
September, 1857.
They faithfully promise to DO all in their power TO
contribute to the pleasures of the trip and
fully solicit the patronage of their friends aud the
public generally.
TIE Boat will leave her wharf foot Of 9th street,
at ga O'Clock and again at O'Clock the af-
ternoon; Navy lard wharf at O'Clock a. and "a
O'Clock p. m; touching at Alexandra both trips.
The first return boat will leIve the Pavilion at
O'Clock D. m, landing passengers AZ Alexandra, Ma
Wy lard, and City wharves. The last Loaf will
start st 10 O'Clock.
Professor r. Prospen's Cotillon Band has been
engaged, and such arrangements have been made Ivy
them as will secure music for both trips and at the
PevIlion.
The Refreshment department will he in the hand.
Of Mr. Schsffield, SO deservedly popular with all
lovers OF good living.
Price of Tickets, FIFTY CENTS each.
Cobltaittes of ArrdHgemsatS.
Cap. NJ. f. Bright, I.ieut. ii. N. Ober.
Lieut.. a.. Ssnderson, Ensign Benz. SUIT,
SeTgt. II. X Crimson, Sergt. W. O'lbonnell.
Corp. L. w. Cook, Bernard Bryan.
James Forester, IStates.l se54t
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the rallyipg point OF therehels "a Lncknow, the.
capital Of Dude, the most recently annexed Mo-
hammedan territory. The time chosen for this
attempted restoration Of Moslem rule, is the hun
dredth anniversary of Clive's great victory at
Hassy; and iftheae leading facts are viewed in
connection Win the tradition which is said to
prevail i'm Bsngal, that the Koompanie Sahib
shall reign for one hundred years and then be-
oyerthrown, and with the mysterious distribution
Of cakes and lotuy-Gowers among the villagers
ana the nativesoidiers, and the suspected COM
plicitye Of the dethroned King of Dude and his
Minister, as well as that of other Mohammedan
Princes, and the Mussulman conspiracy at CAL
eutta and Allahabad-it does not appear a violent
presumption to suppose that the Mohammedans
are the chief instigators of the revolt, although
the Hindoo soldiety have been the most promi-
nent actors in it.n -
RATES OF PosrAGE upon letters to foreign
countries, forwarded in the Hamburg Mail, d.
rect from New York, - s ~ YEf
THE asterisk (*) indicates that in places where
it rs prefxed prepayment is optional i'm alb other
cases prepayment Is required
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FIRST GRAND EXCURSION
Columbia Engine Company, No. l,
To LEONARDTOWN,
On MONDAY, September 9TH.

The COLUMBIA FIRE COMPANY respectfully an
their FiRsT PD EYcuRsloSs 's 10 Esskl
LEONARDTOWN on MONDAY. ee3sr.s--s
September nth. The proceeds of which viii be ap-
prOprIated to the erection of Monument 10 the
memory of BENgAMiN c. GEENUP, late fellow mem
Der, who Loot his life whilst IN the discharge of his
duty a fireman.
Withers' Ceebretcj Brass and String Band WILL
accompany tn Excursion.
Shaffie d, the experienced Caterer, will serve the
Meals, Refreshments, &c.
Coaches will leave the Navy Yard, foot of the
Capitol, Northern Liberties Market, and the Treas
ury BuIdIng at Ga O'Clock g. M, to convey passen
ger TO the Boat.
The steamer PowHkTAS has been engaged and
will leave her wharf loot of 9Th street at m. pre-
clsely arriving at LeonardtOwn at an early hour in
the afternoon, where fine opportunity will he given
for the visitors to enjoy the hosptaties Of the
dents OF Leonardtown and the vicinity. Salt Water
Bathing. Fishing &c, and retirn at an early hour
Tickets TWO DOLLA RS. admitting gentlemen
and lady ladies' tickets 81.
COMMITTEE Of ARRANGEMENTS.
Jas. A. Brown, a. Nc Dermott, Geo. A. Barr,
Isaac Beers, John J. Lacy, 2. J. Ennis,
&C; Edelin,, F.H. Sage. c. II. Day.
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC
To the Great Falls.

The WASHING roN HvGHLANDERs take pleasure in
announcing To Their flerds aud thcS~-TT7-7t
citizens generally that their Third An SNs--3
nua Excursion and Target Firing willS&&S=sI
take place on MONDAY next, 9TH September, 1857,
to the GREAT FALLS.
The Chmmittee of Arrangements assure their pa
irons that every attention will be PAID to c"Infrt
and pleasure to insure that satisfaction which has
hitherto attended their efforts.
'rhe Boot will leave RIrter's wharf Georgetown.
at O'Clock a. precisely, thereby enabling parties
going to get there by the stages which leave the Cap
ltol end the Northern Market every ten minutes.
Nithers' fBe Brass and CotIllon land has been
engaged; and the Refreshments will be supplied 10y
that caterer, REYNOLDS, of the Eldorado House.
This Excursion will afford en- excellent opportu-
nIty for persons DESTROYS of Visiting the Great falls,
the stupeBdous Agueduct- end other Public Works.
- Decentralization n gentleman and ladIes-ONE
DOLLAR TO he had AZ Mr.. Ritter's store. George
town; Reynolds Edorado House, and any Of the
committee.
Commit,te Of ARRANGEMENTS.
Capt. Jno. Watt, Ex-CaptaIn Balm
Lieut.. Campbell, First Sergeant Mckay,
Lieut.. Reynolds, Color Sergeant RaIney.
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the same by the New York and Bremen line.
except that to Hamburg by that line the rate is
10 cents, and to Bremen 10 cents.
HE BATTLE WITH THE CHEYENNE INDIANS.
Ihe ar Department is in receipt of dispatches
from the Cheyenne expedition, giving the par
tlculars Of the battle with the Cheyenne Indians
at solomon's creek, on the 29th of July. About
800 warriors were drawn up in battle array. to
meet the United States troops The six comma
mics of cavalry advanced upon them immedi-
ately; when near them, two companies were de.
tached to turn their TANKS, and the whole then
made headlong charge, broke them, and pur.
sued them seven miles. A large number of
warriors were killed and wounded. On our side.
two privates were killed. and Lieut.. Stuart and
several men wounded. They are all doing we'll
post was established, garrisoned by one
company Of Infantry to take care of the wound
ed, and the command Immediately started in
pursuit. After march of fourteen miles, they
came to the principal town of the tribe, where
they found one hundred and seventy -one lodges
standing, and nearly as many more which had
been hastily taken down; and most of the poles
were left on the ground. A large amount of
dried meat and other property of every descrip-
ton was found in the tOwn-the Indians evil
IDENTIFY having taken nothing except what could
be gathered hastily in their flight The town
and everything it contained, was Immediately
burned to the ground.
The next morning the command took up the
trail, leading In the direction of the Arkansas.
Capt Foote, with bis company, &C, 9th In
fantry0 was TO leave about the 9th of August
t. join his post-Fort Laramie
LAND WARRANTS. -Sweeny, Rittcnhouse,
FAINT CO. financial circular of the 9th saws
Land warrants have declined SC per acre. the
following being the rates paid by us 10 day: -
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NEW JEwELRY, MATCHES. AND SILL

We call the attention of purchasers to our very
large assortment of new and elegant Jewelry-J.a,
dies and Gentlemen's Gold Watches, solid Silver
Tea Sets, Walters, Pitchers, Goblets, spoons,
III WATCH RRPAIRING.-Watches and Chro-
nometers carefully repaired by skillfui worktnen
Nj. w. GAIT Il BRO, Jewellers
Sc 4-St 324 Pa. ave., bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
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Green Seweil, Of New York write us on YES.
to-day: Z" we are buying at the counter at :. C.
for l2Js, and soc. for zoos and eUs' They say
that the demand at the reduced figures is brisk
We think prices will soon rally, but will moi
reach as high point as they have dropped from
owing TO the limited quantity Of land now sub
JeCt TO entry with warrants
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INkIND-The Richiuond W6is has the fol-
lowing notice of Conventions in general. and tbe
Ffe>oyte'idn Convention in particular:
" As In all similar bodies, there is no lack Of
tongue IN the Presbyterian Convention no,,, in
session IA TINS city We stepped into the church
ioi lew minutes yesterday evening and listened
10 TWO or three dTndzi ngiy dull harangues with
on point or object. One brother from Tsnne.sae
.taIued the audience by announcing his opDosi-
ION 10 notification and Mill bus,eriB.-wh:rh an
hOunceinent. you can see, had great deal 10 40
win the business bsfOFe the Convention An
ether bfother fTom Mississippi told us how l,r,ye
a hedIt ARCHER brother had, and how exceed NJ, .
~ mild aud yielding hr is even in his most -, .
a." Inood>-whieh piece OF history provoked a
idush from The audience, which doubtless great
~ Sidtined the orator Still another brother in
iiht q u, IN most pathetic style, that h. meant
t etahu Dy his church, even though lie should
,i,dsd I.~hu soiItary and alone--And thus con-
'i"aeu thf evenings Entertainment
- - pity that more than one man I'm nfty
vsnt,ICi.e 'ei nave been given a tongue In Con-
nanaeItaI article" I"i al Or
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The RUNoRED TROUBLES on THE PLAINS
In Thursdays Star we questioned the truth.
fulness of the report Of difficulties having be-
fallen Magraw's wagon road expedition. We
have now letters from the party dated August
10th, thirty miles east of the crossing South
Fork Platte river, in which no mention is made
Of any difficulties, and everything was getting
on we'll. We have also advices up TO the 18th
IRON the same quarter Of the same tenor
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n-n REWARD will he paid Ga. the appre

cSn REWARD will be paid Ga. the appreheu-
s9.DV hension of my SERVANT MAN, -
ORVILLE, provided he - secured % any jail VI
that ] get him again. He rs yery like about IN
the cities of the District, or their nelghbor ~
hood IA Virginia, which has freqcently been IL
the case before. He left home ON Saturday, I'D of
Augu st vist his wife, who lives with the widow
of tine iaie MIR. Towers. OrvIe is a mulatto mot
very bright shout 50 years of age. short and stout
with broad face and Il think scsr on the forehead
Ii. w. HUNTER,
sc 1-lw' Alexandra county, Va.
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VI The most horrible case Of precocity we
have long heard OF Is noted at Rochester. A lit
tie iliegitmate son of a young woman named
Beebe, aged six years, now lies In the poor house
raving with delirium tTemens, brought on by a
long continued course Of dram drinking.
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PERSONAL

at Browns -'-1' -
- Col. A 6. sloo, Beverly Tucker. and Mai
Deal ana family OF this city, are in New York
49, Commodore Jones, Of Va is at the Kirk
wood House His numerous friends Will BE- graft
ned to hear of his restoration to health.
- MAJOR Barnard, L ). A. Captain Pearson.
Com Hazard. and Lockwood, L. g n.
are at Tillasds'.
- Col. Du sole. formerly OF the PhiIa,IeIp hia
Splfit OF the Times. has pure has.d Mr. Dran's
for $4,000.
-: John Mitchell passed tf5=oss,S.-N Washington
Oh thursday. on his way to New York, TO ma Ike
arrangements for establishing his new paper the
Scuihern Citizen, at Knoxville, Tennessee
-- Nn. Carey Jones, United States Special
Agent 10 Costa Rica. was robbed of $40 by a no.
fo!ICuS thief named Tom Edwards The money
vas abstEaCted from Jones-s trunk at a hotel Il,
Saa Jose. "
- 4 be Sew Haven Journal and Courier learn,
maj Professor Sillinan, ST. has declined the
appointment Of President Of the National Corn.
pensatin8 EmanCip patton Society recently oroan.
lL'd at Cleveland, Ohio
---. Ia the Crayon for September the venerable
ARTIST Rembrandt Peais gives interesting reu,i-
rI>cence of bis conception and paintjny of fhe
court Of Death. and mentions that he Drew i,i.
warrior from John Neal, who was then i'm Bait.
more. about thITty-seven years ago.
---- The Chevalier Wikoff gave farewell SID.
r. oH the eve Of his departure for Europe Tie
following list of guests l. piveD. Hon Z wn,I
Hon. l. y Fowler. Hon T. b. Hart Hon An.
eustus - heli Hon Daniel L. sickles Hon Joh:
tOchfane. and James Gordon Bennett Esq Tn.
Ntw 10Ik Tribune says the supper was ntven :,
htal dineterceS among the New y ok politicians
bu; u didn't work
800 Mss JUliana MAY will we understand
mai her first appearance in America on Tn,
nsnt, the 18th Of September, at Nibio's saloon
IN grand c0hcet Miss May II now stoppipo
% the New York Hotel with her mother and sis
tel VITO have accompanied her In her sir va.
ItNels IN EUep~ she is nHe loo kim woman
zhIy connected, and has sung with success IN.
pIIna oonnh parts IN the operas Of ssOinnanibula
and Rlgoletto " y Minor
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let CLASPS FOR BELTS, gOINTED CHIN
j Dolls, Arnaetesia Hair Pins, Tuck Combs d O..
a. - seq - LAMMONO'S.
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The rates to all the above named places are
the same by the New York and Bremen line
except that to Hamburg by that line the rate is
10 cents, and to Bremen 10 cents.
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The RoASoKE.-The steam frigato Roanoke,
now at Boston, is to be put out of commission
and the officers detached
DisNissED.-Lieut. j. Blakely Carter, who
was recently tried by Court-Martal, has been
dismissed from the naval service.
THE WEArHER.-The following report of the
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xrlsr, or sLEyTRks. REMAINING IN rae
- Post Of6ce, Washington, ID. C.. Septem6eI s.

lOrdere1 to be inserted in the EVENING STAR i,
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
any daily psper puhhshed in " ashington
ID Persoroappyfng for letters IN the followin,
list, VIII pleas1 say they are ADy1RIlsED.
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LAND WARRANTS. -Sweeny, Rittcnhouse,
FAINT q Coz financial circular Of the 9Th SAYS ::
Land warrants have declined Sc per acre. the
following being the rates paid by us to- day:
Buying. Selling
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|WANTED-In the family Of gentleman residing
w two miles from the city. a good plain COOK.
One who can bring recommendations for Skill hon.
esty, and cleanliness will lind good sitnat ion and
regular wages. Apply to J. p. CRUTCHETT, cor
ner of 9Th and streets. = iyI5-H
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ITO GUNNERS.1,,The undessisned will pay mar
i ket d ices for all kinds OF Game. unners will
find it to their ADVANTAGE 10 call daily at Liberty
Halt Restaurant, No. 2si, under w lizards, during
the on. JOHN IL. HAM vi ACK,
Sc 4-2ts4co Tea .-.s. Il l.f.. Proprietor 3,
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The CAUSES OF THE INDIAN REvoLr.-The
New York journal Of Commerce, more likely
To be accurately informed on such a subject
than any other American newspaper, attrib-
utes the Indian revolt to modern intrigues, and
in an exposition on the subject, makes very
fair showing to substantiate that position-as
follows: .....
The belief seems TO be gaining ground in well
informed circles in England that the revolt i'm
Bengai was instigated by the Mohammedan in
tngu- AID that the story of the cartridges was a
cuhnlngly-devlsed scheme 10 excite the fanatical
PreJudiees Of the high caste (Brahmin) soldiers,
dhu, by thus causing the only class with arms I'm
thelT hands ard capable Of making a stand, to
iorsdke their coloTs, to effect temporary junction
Drtween the M0hdmmedins and IIDdoos, the
aVowed object of which is, 10 break the yoke of
ne ioe sner, while the real object is, to restore
sie ancient dominion Of tie Mogul Emperors.
~ l. ot The muiiny OF the soldiers, and the
1850 OF which they were guilty, there has
s,,IIn ho act OF the Hirdoos which indicates any
tiu purpose, so ia as they are concerned:
y 'le cay ieailY revolutionary acts that have
AZ 80 J" ,,"iiIIei denote an atempt to restore the
"Vgul u1hdsty, ln the person of the x inc of Del
n anu aVenge The wrongs Of the KinV of Ou,l.
ana other hosiem princes, whose ter1itorv has
Desh annexed oy the British Government Neyt
10 Delhi, the ancient seat of the Mogul Emnjre
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NEW FALL GOODS JUST RECEIVED
' splendid assortment OF + rench Flow 81 "a.
ers. at all prices. kS&X
Beautiful style of dark Ribands, suitable :zsOkz
for the
Bonnets of latest patterns
Ruches. Frames. and Tips
Feathers and all kinds of Millinery and Fancy
Goods. Hos cry, Gloves, &c.
WIN p. SHEDD,
5-St 52 Eleventh street.
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WANTS.

WANTED.-A COLORED WOMAN 40 Cook.
w Washer, and lroner, al 428 street, corner OF
lith. sat
COACHMAN WANTED-At 423 III street,
~ corner of llth. One who tn Droughlv understands
the care Of horses. None other need apply.