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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS
S"SSFV"Us"Is " TAG SIuT.
GEORGEToyv Auor,s,

GEoRsETowN, August 81, 1857
The march or public and private improvement
Is almost everywhere visible in the northern nor
ton Of our city. Many of the streets in that To-
cality, where rude Nature had never been dis
turbed, have recently been pretty thoroughly inn
proved: and are now in fair way soon 10 become
public thOroughfares Quite a spirit of public
nnPioVehleh', we learn, Is also being aroused
among those OF our citizens living near the ex-
IRENE end OF High street, and that they have n in
contemplation, ere long to petition the Corpora-
uoh 10 gIade, gravel, curb, and gutter that por.
non OF high street lying between Road street and
the hill near the poor and workhouse This 10
certainly very desirable and necessary imnrove
Inrhl, and one that should have been made long
since. We confess that we never conId ace an,
good reason for taxing the lower or southern nory
ton OF this street to the full amount allowed by
the charter Tor its improvement las well "a All
otner streets OF The town. and leave the valuable
property on each side between The points above
named TO 30 scot free, by the Corporation paying
ior It's repair, &c out OF the general fund Pub
nc interest and convenience require that this i'm
iv. '' 's"' HPoeu-
In the before mentioned part OF the town many
nut private improvements in the way of dwellings
are being made Among the most important not
hsietoIoTe nOtced by us, is the fine building of
Mr.. John f.. Carter, on Lees hill one of The
most commanding views in our city This fine
specimen OF architecture has heen constructed by
Mr- w. ii Simms. carpenter. and Mr. A Rarb.r
brlcklayrr. IL is rapidly approaching comnIe
hon and will doubtless be ready for Occupancy
by the iirst of winter P'
The barkantine Ephraim Williams ,F,or h.,-
ing been lghtened Of portion Of her CARO-.
ltached the wharf of Morgan X Rhinehart yester,
gay, anu commenced discharging her cargo of
stone Ior the Treasury Extension. She has on
deck deck nine blocks, weighing between thirty and
IL is source OF congratulation to our citizens
una, mat me georgetown Female Seminary formerly
MISS EnSiish's) will commence its next session
at the usual period-Miss Nj T. Narrower we'll
hnown as an accomplished and successful teacher
IN your city, having been induced to take cbarpe
Vi IL MISS H. brings with her the most expert
eced assistants, and We doubt not that the insti-
tution under such direction. will soon assume lis
former position among the frst-class seminaries
OF the country.
needed at the outlet lock Of the canal near tic
ilme- kiins Of w. III. Cooley & Co. Nearly every
Iodued boat that attempts to pass into the basin Is
soon brought up, hard and fast, upon the sand
banks and mud flats which have iecentIv been
~ " 'Ho iiesnets. SPECTATOR.
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Too MUcH PRoPRIKTY.-An editorial in the
New Bedford Standard upon popular recreation
among our countrymen, contains the following
true and well spoken thoughts:
Once more, we have an overstrain and almost
ludicrons sense OF personal dignity. We are
afraid 10 unbend. The clergyman must be a very
stately and dignifed person, with bronchitis
engendering cTavat about his neck and whose
very laugh Is solemn. The schoolmasteri is a SOL
low and dysPeptic individual, without thimble
fnll OF animal spirit and everybody is dreadfuliY
afraid OF being laughed at.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
GALE ON ACCOUNT OF THE GOVERN
SMENT.- On FRIDAY the 4th OF September next,
shall sell at the the Navy Yard, IN Washington
city, ID. e., on account of United States Govern
ment, at IL o. clock M, for CASH
One I5-iuch Double Block
One 4-inch do
Two IL inch do
Two ll-inch do
Three lO-inch do
Two 9-inch do
-Four g. inch do
Five Pinch Single do
One Inch DO
Three Snatch Blocks
- 49, Eleven empty Carboys
One Dbl. and 40 lbs, Beef Il barrels Pork 794 lbs
Rice One Dbl. Flour 2l5 lbs Butter is1s lbs Cheese
II lbs. Beans.
au S A.GREEN, AuctiOneer
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A FEW GREAT BARGAINS LEFT IN
IA FANCY GOODS,

bstUeea 8th and ora streets
Selling off 10 remove TO the large and beautiful
store room of Mr. - p. Franklin, next door to Tay-
Tor Il Maury's Book and Stationery establishment,
SJ Pennsy lvanla avenue between 9th and 10th SITS.
shall continue to offer every article in my stock
Mt first cost, and will sell many articles much less
for cash, aud cash only.
Ladies, remember,-my best Dollar Kid Gloves
only IS cents per PAIR.
swiss and Cambrlo Edges ard Insertings, Swiss
and Cambria Bands, BRUSSELS and French I.aces,
Straw BOnnets, lbbOns French Flowers, + ringes,
and other Trimming IN great profus on. laceSilks,
SatIns, MaTcens, and Florsuers, all Of which Ill
be offered at such prices as must induce YOU to buy
. Any article in store will be shown with pleasure.
Cal and examine before purchasing else where.
Very Respectfully X. c. STEVENS,
au 2-lw No. l8 Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 9Th SITS,
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 2.-The steamer ST Nicho
las, which LETT here yesterday evening on an "a
curslon TO Annapolis, has not vet returned. u Z,
reported that she run into a brig and sunk in ID,
bay, but no particulars have been received
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Suspensions. &c.


NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-The financial panic in
thls city does not eNteId TO strictly commercial
classes IL is expected they will be able to wea-
Their the storm. -
John Thompson, the banker, who failed vester-
DAY Was TODAY arrested at the suit of the Metro
polit2n Bank, for the alleged nOn- payment of a
loan OF sI2 500 Bail To the amount OF 10 UBO was
demanded but falling TO obtain IL. he was held
In custody. The American Exchange Bank has
a similar claim upon him for SI0.OO09
among the failures of stock houses announced
to-day ale those OF Jacob Little X Co F. A BEN
edict and T.. 4. Post. The former has been a
large purchaser At sellers option. which has been
put upon hi IN without his being able TO deliver
lion. r
The reported failure OF the Hartford Bank f.
untrue.
HARTFORD. Conn, Aug. &c The failure OF the
ONO Lille and Trust Company has caused intense
excitement la thiscity. Over 500 600 Of its stock
is held 10y our citizens
UTICA. y. Y, Aug. 26 The dry goods house
of Hill Brothers, at Rome, in this State, has made
an assignment.
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By A,GREEN. Auotionasr

I'WO HANDSOME TWO STORY FRAME HOUSES
\ WITH BRICK BAsENENT AND GARRFT.oN 18TH
BETWEEN AND H STREETS NOR TIL, AT AUCTION
On thursday, September Sd, 1 shall SELL i'm front
OF the premises, at O'Clock p. m Lot No. g. iu
square NO. ~, ha wing front of 81 feet inches
on isth street west running back lS5 feet inches
with the improvements, which are two handsome
tWo-story Frame Houses, with brick easements and
sarrets passages, pantry and back porch cont ain
ing nine good and conveniently arrang ed rooms each
inns property is handsomely located on 18th street
west, between q and III streets north
Terms: One fourth cash the balance ms % 10
and a months. for notes bearing interest from day
oil sale. deed given and deed of trust taken.
as 1t may suit purchasers.
an I'D GREEN .uot
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF FAM

fohNif u II AND EFFECTS OF FAM
ILy pEcLINING HOUSE KEEPrNG.-On FRIDAY
hNlNU, August 18th, at 10 O'Clock, at No. 20
LOUISIANA avenue, between 9th and 7th Streets over
Hoimead Co.. store, shall sell the Furniture
viz: -. f''
Mahogany Sofa, Parlor and Rocking Chairs
Lounges, cane and wood seat Chairs
Carpets, OIlcoth and Mating
Dining and other Tables Sidebnard
dressing and plain Bureaus. Washstands
Bedsteads, HAIR and husk Mattresses
-Four light Chandelier, Hatrack
Piano Stool. Crockery and Glass ware
Cooking and other Stoves
together with general assortment OF Household
- and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms: $40 and under, cash: over that sum n
credit of 81 and G. days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
+. au I'D JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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FUTURE DAYS.
by a. GREEN. AuctIoneer.

by 4. UKFEN, AuctIOneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
II TURE AT AUCTIoN.--On MONDAY, the 3Ist
instant. shall sell, at 10 O'Clock n. M. at the resi-
dence OF n gentleman declining housek eepI1g, No
$50 On r., next To the corner Of 10th street. good
assortment Of FuTniture viz:
Mahogany sofa, parlOr and rocking Chairs
DO SidebOard dressing and other Rur,aus
DO IIatraok, card and other Tables
Walnut and maple Bedsteats. and Washstands
Lounges, Window Shades, cane and other Chairs
china, Glass, Crockery and Stone Ware
Cooking, radiator, ard other Stoves
3-ply, ingram, and stair Carpet and Rods
With good lot of Kitchen Requisites
Terms: Under S25, cash; over :s25, a ctedit of G,
Ing interest. ~
au Esd A GREEN Auo,
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Brutal Murder near Oswepo.

oswEGo, n. V, August 25.-An old gentle
man named Jostina Hubbard, formerly drum
mer in the United states service, living on farm
IA the vicinity OF this city, was most btutally
murdered last evening by a man named Denuis
sullivan. Sullivan has been arrested No cause
is assigned for the deed
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lie utiful and singular pheno,nenon ,...s 49,,
a, Ashwood, Maury county, Tenn. July ID. at
ptIoch p. IN. gorgeous rainbow slammed the
heavens with Its magnificent colors; immediately
pehedn II Were two others, but little inferior in
brightness, while above the principal one and AZ
so ne distance from 1t, was a fourth, equally
bright with the two lesser. The arches Were
p'irct In them all, and were seen about seven or
eight minutes
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The wEArHKR.-Range OF the thermomet ,r

Average heat of each day from Aug both to 26th
Inclusive Goth, 10; 2l,t, GSo OF 22d TO- O1 23d
7Uo Ol'; 2lth, 66' on, 18th, 6Jo; 18th, CO. OF.
Average height of the thermometer in the morn
lhgs, from any. 2lst to 27th inclusive, $50 or.
Administering. 2Oth--ine and pleasant; 2Ist-
fine and pleasant, cooler; 22d-heavy fog early
morning, a little cloudy rest OF the day. aud cool
and Pheasant; 23d-fne and pleasant, air miIder;
2th-light clouds and cool; 25tll-beavy fog early
morning, fine, cool; 26th-cloudy, fine rain in the
afternoon, mild; 27th-cloudy, rain. Rive clear,
water low.
Last quarter moon, Thursday, Sept 10, betwe, n
and p. IN. r.
Georgetown, Aug. %, 1857
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, August 27.-Flour IS depressed
At decline of 5al5c.; sales OF 500 bbls; site
S6a y; Ohio 50 S5 Southern sc .3OaS6 IS
Wheat is buoyant at an advance of Dc sales of
81 900 bushels; white 81 Il; red SI45
Corn is very dull; sales are unimportant and
prices nominal
Provisions are quiet; Mess Pork So IS: Chi
cr,O repacked Beef SI7.15
Lard Is dull at lGHc.
Whisky is heavy; Ohio aoXc
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AUCTION SALES.
Ey A. GREEN k,o,,o,

BY A. GREEN, Aucticneer.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT M North nF
nj STREET, BETWEEN lsrH AND 18Th STREETS
a. ffiucLioN,EOn SATURDAY, the 9th instant,
M, Lot No "A, in Square No. I4O fronting on north
Az street, hear 18th street having front of 20 feet
OF W streeI, running hack IS feet in depth
Ierms One third cash balance in six and twelve
months Tor notes bearing interest from day of sa
lses. ~ N' 'A'o f'''''
au T-St AGREEN Apc.;o,ser
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From Rio.

NEW YORK, August a6.-Arrived to-day the
United States sloop- of-war Falmouth, from Rio
de Janeir0.
The schooner III. Hailock, from Maranhan.
brings report that the British consul AZ Peraam-
Buco had been assassinated
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Agricultural and Mechanical Fair

ELMIRA, N Y, August 25-The arrangement.
Tor the onng Mems National Agricultural and
Mechanical Exhibition, TO commence in this
place on Monday next, are all completed. seats
have been erected on the grounds for 10 200 Der
sons 10 is understood that visitors will Ice con
veyed TO and from the fair 10y the various railroads
A hal
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CENTRE MARKET.-The unfavorable appear
ance of the weather last night deferred many from.
attending the principal maj ket this morning, but
The supply was equal to the demand, and the
quality good The prices have not altered mate.
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| 900 Bus s6k ,PLAsTERERs, HAIR

wish to close out this lot Of Hair M = ye,v ,o,r
s ON the best terms, for cash or short creJif
,s .1 and housebullders will do well to i've
'"e '"'' t ueIre purchasing elsewhere.
an os az ~ ~. ShAFER. Leather Dealer
au H2-'' Def. lsth and is1i SITS. on the Aven,ie.
- building, SIC. VI ihE AKT OF
Aliens Cottage Building SIC
noLnlinsnn w arInIng and Ventilation. IN
buildings, SIC. vi ioWhs and
Dempsey Drainage of Lands. SIC.
Ilobson on FOUNDATIONS and Concrete NVorL. o..
Burnell on Lines, Clements, Mortars. Conccso.te..
Mastics, n c.. X c., SIC. o"hcte'es'
Swindei on Well-digging, Boring, &c, SIC.
Dobson's Masonry and stone Cutting 10
unions on the Law OF Contracts for Building and
Leeds ON the Orders and Styles Of Architecture go.
pMDett PIlncples sf Design IN Architecture 75c.
nrIdeaux on Fuel, Furnaces, &c., SIC, . - = 80.
f SUarEoy ne on Blasting and Quarrying Stone SIC.
- CIVIL Engineer. SII2 - '-s'
Las Works and the Mann facture and Distribution
OF Gas, by =. Hughes, Si.i2
n nInpotled from London, each volume with numer-
an 81 ~Vings' FRANCK TAYLOR.
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On the 9th instant, IN the 9Th year of his age
Duffy. " anu Laura
me friends OF tho family respectfully invited
To attend has funeral from the residences of b,s
M; - massachusetts, avenue, ON FRIDAY, the 2sti
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Preparations for Rejoicing.

PORTLAND, August a6.-The city government
have resolved 10 fire salute Of one hnnd red guns
and to ring the bells the receipt of favorable
news from the submarine caole fleet, but, unf,r-
tunately, the intelligence OF the breaking of the
cable has put a stop TO the anticipated demonstra-
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BALTIMORE, August 27.-FIour is droopiny:
howard street has declined PC, but prices ar.
unsettled; Ohio So p; City Mills Sc
Wheat is lower, with large receipts. red 81 a.a
$780, white Il 25al as. Corn is lower; white "a
SIC; yellow S3aS4c.
Whisky is quiet; Ohio p; City 27Xc.
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MARRIED.,
DIED,

On the sd instant: by the Rev. William n. Chan
OSBORNE, all of this city, i1'
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: is heavy; Ohio &c.
Financial

NEW oRK, Aug. -. Stocks are hrmer. Chi
cage aud Rock Island II Illinois Central Rail.
road g Michigan SontlIcin 2IX; New Vort c.,
trai75; Pennsylvania Coal Company CO; Readfnp
Railroad G2Hi Missouri 6's77k.
Sterling exchange is dull
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The oh % River
baltimore Markets

WHEELING, August u The river is AZ A stan
this morning, and in good navigable Order.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
IA Cor. Of llth st. and Pa. are,

A CADEMl Of MUSIC,
IA Cor. Of llth st. and Pa. are,
0reT FdYnhdni'S Bookstore.
Mr.. r. NICHOLS CROUCH, composer of upward
of 2,Om songs, author of Kathleen MavOurneen,' -
and musical editor of GOdey's I.ady's Book
Continues giving Vocal Lessons to his Pupils and
Glasses, every Monday. Tuesday, Thursday, and
Friday, at the above Institution.
Members snrOiled ereTy day, as no vacations oc-
cur during the Summer mOnths-THIS SEASON,
beng the proper time, for VOcalIsts to study.
Apply to Mr.. Crouch, at the Academy OF Music,
every morning from 3 to 10 CLOCK.
Musical Lectures delivered every Thursday even
ing-illustrated by the Pupils of the Institution.
ia l-ep3m
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A ULT'S CELEBRATED ENGLISH CAB

go We are now prepared To furnish Ault's 80.
~ Early York, Aut's Early Large York 2yzs
Aut'S Bnlocks Heart. Aut's Premium-sA.
Flat Dutch, Drumhead, Savoy aud all other Va
rIetIes of CABBAGE SEEDS.
Also, Spinach, Kale, Lettuce, CauliAower and all
other kinds of GAR DEN SEEDS
All the above are fresh, pure and genuine the
same superior quality as sold by us last and former
years and VIII give entire satisfaction to those who
purchase from us.
For recommendations we refer TO any person who
has used them.
For sale wholesale and retail,
SAM'L AUI.T & SON,
Corner Calvert and Water sts., Baltimore Md
H Orders can lie sent 10y mali or by the Adams
Express. which affords n cheap, safe and quick
means of carriage. an 70 I'm
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lOARDING.-M Mrs. BATES, at the corner OF
- Pennsy wanna avenue and 9Th street, having had
her house entirely renovated and its accomInoda-
tions greatly increased, is prepared to accom-
inodate larger number of permanent and transient
bOarders. Her location liz the most central in the
city, and. rearranged and improved, her house is
now second to no other bOardlng- house IN Washing
ton. Boarders by the month, week, or day, NAV
rely on receiving every attention. Terms moderate
Table boarders also taken. lie 23-tf
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Inc IIiOhT PRINCIPAL PAINTINGS in the To-
tundo OF the Capitol cost the Government ten
thousand dollars each. Greenough's statue of
washington, situated in the eastern garden OF the
capitol, cost twenty nve thousand dollars This
statue was executed in Italy, and was broug Mt to
TINS country by the United States ship ONO il
having been difficult TO find merchan, vessel
aoie to carry IT. IL was at est placed i'm the ro-
tuhlo OF the Capitol, but was afterwards yery
properly removed to its present position.
THE AQUEDUCT of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal at Georgetown is fourteen hundred and fifty
feet long, and bears the water of the canal forty
two and i half feet above that of the Potomac.
The strength and durability of this structure has
attracted the attention of scientific architects
throughout Europe and America.
THIELMANs OPERATE AND THEATRICAL.
TROUPE will give an attractive performance to
morrow night at the Washington Assembly
Rooms. There will be representations in Ger
man and English, thus affoidng zest and variety
10 the entertainment.
THE RECEIPTS Of Grain at Alexandria on Tues
day last were upwards of fifteen thousand bush
els-mostly wheat and corn-brought by the Al
exandria and Orange railroad and by the river.
WATCH RErURNs-JOhn p. Mortimer unlav-
1nl and disorderly assembly; workhouse 60 DAYS
he was committed, but subsequently, DISCHARGED
OH paying costs and giving security
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A ULT'S CABBAGE SEED FOR AUTUMN
N PLANTING.
- The subscriber would call the attention of Market
GardeneIs and others TO his fresh supply Of Premium
Sab'nge Seed from Ault and Son, of Baltimore, en-
DRAGGING FORKS Flat Dutch other sorts; just
ceiyed and now offered at their prices. Gardeners
nnd fIantefs can rely with certainty upon the xce
renee OF these seeds, and will ALWAYS Dd them Just
WIFI tney are repre- sented-a genuine article. asup-
ply whi DO kept ON hand the entire season.
Iui assortment of oil her seeds may also be found
AZ the National Agricultural and Seed Warehouse
Oh EDWARD r. SIMPSON,
au - saw-w Successor of FItzhugh Coylex
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-A Gentleman and his wife. or two
- Single Gentlemen, can be accommodated with
nice rooms, with or thOut board near the depart
ments, IN private family without children, and
where there are no other boaTders. Apply for ad-
dress, at the Star office. an a. cost
ROARD.-A comfortable ROOM, with Board can
ID be obtained in private family, at No. 4G7 18th
street. between Il and III. An 22-7t*
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.l0O ADDITIONAL COPIES "ROSALIE
CUO the Prairie Flower" just received This is
the most popular song ever published. Sent by mail
free OF postage on receipt If twenty five cents In
letter stamps. .
iy2q JOHN r. ELLIS
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Observation-Disclosures

LIVERPOOL, Aug. I5.-COIOn. Brokers,
Circular reports the sales of the week at 20 ooo
bales, including $500 to spectators and A 5nn 70
exporters. Fridays sales Were 6,OOO bales in
Guiding 600 on speculation and for export the
Fair Orleans SSd; middling Orleans Sal "a :
Mobiles I'd; middling Mobiles 5-I0d: fair I'm.
lands sd; middling Uplands sSd' The stoek
IN port was estimated at AZ, 0uO bales, OF which
3S0,U0 Were American - - 1850
--LATEST. = LIVERPOOL. Saturday q nm
Messrs Richardson, Spence 4 Co. Il port cotton
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TUBA HONEY.
~ The subscriber has Just received, and for sale
ten tIerces of chilled CUBA HONEY, at his Gro
Gerry and Provision Store, No. 55i 18th street anC
Louisiana avenue.
jo l8-tf JONAS y. LEVY.
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EOR BOSFON.-Tho superior fast sailing Clip
Il per Schooner SearsviIle, Berry Muster, Ia
has arrived and will have quick dispatch for 20
the above port. For freight or passage apply
y HARTLEY 4 BROTHER, lOl Water street.
Georgetown. D. an 2l-lw
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= BARRELS BRIGHT MOLASSES-
fc 81 barrels New No. 8 MACKEREL
50 boxes LEMONS, IN good order
Just received and for sale by
au 2i7eo3t MURRAY & SEMMES.

IOHN 4. GIVEN & CO..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DE.LFRsIy
Goa L. A ID WOOD,
5. w. cor. Of e and 14th StS.,neaT Canal Bride
Always on hand, lof prime qualIty,) a large stock
COAL. -
Fair dealing may be relied on in all cases Orders
Solicited. au 22-eOIm
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SEWING MACHINES.

SPECIAb NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
~ Those who intend to avail themselves of the ten
per cent discount, to be made to all Who pay OF
before the 18th day of September, and who wish 70
AVOID the delay incident to the crowd who USUALLY
are in waiting at tins Office during this last few day
previous tn the expiration of the time, do SO by
calling for their bills ut an earlier day.
JAMES +. HALLIDAY,
au 6-tSepl Collect0r