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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-15
AUCTION ROOM-J. D. FITZGERALD,
 

\ his store on Main street. next door to Mrs, EA Jones old stand, Main st.. Little Rock Ark.
 Particular attention paid to selling Merchandise Furniture Horses, etc., at Auction private sale- share of public patronageis solicited.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-15

JOHN D. kIMBEI.L. Attorney at Law Lit tie Rock Ark will practice in the various courts eld at the capital, and attend to the collection of claims throughout the State. he will giyecareful at tention to adjusting and perfecting titles to State Lands in all cases of conflicting claims thereto.- Office in the Main Building of the State House, ad- iacent to the Auditors and State Land Agents of fees Sept. 22 ls5T.-ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-15

REFERENCES: Gov. lsHAM c. HARRIS, H.n. C. JoNEs,
 ARcHABALD WEIGHT, Cd. F. rITus, ' SAM TATE, MemPhls' '' J. II. MCMAHON,
 J. K. MoCLANAHAN, W. k. ElUNT. Hon. k. II. MCKINNEY Knoxville, Tennessee. Col. R. l. CHESTER, Jackson Rev. J. H. GRAY. D. D., Lagrange. J N. WADpEL. D. D., .s SAM'L J. WATSON, Capt. ALBERT PIKE, Little Rock, Ark. Gov. E. N. CONWAY, H Dr. R. L. DODGE, Sent le5S I'm
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-15

Modern Languages, Music Drawing and Needle work taught at the usual prices in the city. No Ex TRAs Each student will be required to furnish her o~n desk and chair. There will be monthly exami- na ions
 Arrangements have been made, by which those at distance, wishing to send, have their daughters most comfortably boarded in private families where they will be free from the evils of arce boarding schools; and, at the time enjoy the influence ot refined society Every possible protection will be thrown around the pupils placed at this School. For further particulars address
 A. M. RAFTER Principal L. R. U. A.,
 Ldtte R0ck, ArkaRSds.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-15
ARKANSAS COLLEGE.

Sept. l. 1858. lot
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-15
DENTAL NOTICE.

DR. II. \. CASE, office next door to
 ET Gov. Conwny's residence where he is S<Ss-1SS prepared to operate in every bran, ,h of his QLfI-r profession Artificial teeth with artificial gums from to a full eett inserted to look perfectly natu ra All full sets inserted on the suction. or atmos- phcric pressure principle feel perfectly natural and easy in the mouth and answers all the legitimate uses of natural teeth
 Teeth, ii taken in time can be plugged to pre- serve them for life.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-15

ABNER GAINES, Attorney at Law, Chicot county. Arkansas. Post Office at Columbia.
 Feb. l6. 1858
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-15

R.. P. RowLEY. B. ... MARSHALL. ROWLEY & MARSHALL, Pine Bluff. Ark. offer their services to the public as Surveyors and Ger eral Agents for selecting locating, buying and selling lands also, to make maps pats, etc.
 Being supplisd with set of instruments, they are prepared to take levels of dtehes. levees, etc.
 Having been engaged as engineers on the L. R. & N. R. R.. they familiar with the greater portion of the lands on the Arkansas river, thereby making it to the interest of persons seeking lands in that To- cality to give them call.
 All orders by mail or otherwise promptly attend ed to.
 Bluff. Ark; Dr. B. w. Lee A. o. Douglass Arkan- sas county, Ark; A. Eddington Napoleon, Ark. Judge Thos B. Hanly, Helena, Ark. .fa il
 April 20. 1S5s. If sss ..fs tf s a8
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-15
LITTLE ROCK UNION ACADEMY For Misses and Young Ladies

THE SUBSCRIBER having located permanently | at Little Rock, for the purpose of engaging in female education, respectfully announces that he will open school for Misses and Young Ladies. Monday, the 9th of September. He will be assisted hy thor oughly competent teachers. The course of instruc- ton will be as thorough in all the branches of po- lite and practical education, is pursued in female schools of the highest order Every appliance for the proper development of the intellectual, moral and physical powers will be used
 Diligence, order, of manners and propriety in dress and behavior will be carefully cultivated. All extravaganza in dress will be strictly prohibited.- Sectaransm will be entirely excluded from the school A teacher may be christian without being dog matist
 Having been engaged in teaching many years, and having adopted it his profession, the subscriber fatters himself from his past success that with per- severing energy, and the use of proper means he shall be enabled to build up in Little Rock Insi- tuition worthy in every respect, of the patronage of the citizens of Arkansas.
 There will be four departments in the school, as follows:
 PRIMARY-For little Misses in Spelling, Reading and Vocal Music.
 PREPARAToRY-For those studying Geography Grammar Arithmetic Elocution, History etc.
 JUNIoR-For those studying Philosophy Physiolo- gy Rhetoric and Composition Botany High School Arithmetic, Algebra, etc.
 sENToR-For those studying Chemistry, Geology, Mineralogy, Astronomy, Higher Mathematics, An cicnt Languages, etc.
 TLRMs PER SESSION OF 2l WEEKS, PAYABLE HALF IN
 ADVANCE, THE BALANCE AT THE MIDDLE OF
 THE sFssroN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-15
HAYNES HOTEL.

HAYNES HOTEL,
 Elm Street, bettoeen Scott and Cumberland,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKS. HAVING purchased the above named pro- I | perty, and put it in the most complete AzA pair -reftted with new furniture, am prepared G!lA to accommodate the travelling community in a style unsurpassed by any house in he State.
 My TABLE shall be furnished at all times with the best the markets of the place and elsewhere afford, without regard to expense and trouble, and effort my part shall be spared to render the guests of the house comfortable.
 under the surveillance of theproprieor and attentive ostlers will always be Tn waiting to render every at tention. STEPHEN HAYNES. Little Rock, Nov. 10. 1857
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-15

CANDY! CANDYllG on BOXESN. Y. Steam Refined Candy assorted OO Aug. 25, 1858. FIELD 2 DOLBY.
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Notice to Ruilders.

Notice to Builders. ,.,d 4 WYE have just received the most Superior ", ,ss, w Door and Chest Locks ever brought rr
 market. with and without night Keys: An. fa
 sons, who are in need of same, and wish 'ei 'e..,,
 perior article would do well to call and eXa'y Xyry Aug 9. 1858. FIELD & poLLs><
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-15

PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE. ME have a very fine hand press for sale, extra W foolscap size, in complete order. It will be sold on good terms. JOHNSON 6 YERKES. Auo l2 1e59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-15
LITTLE ROCK DIRECTORY.

ID. w. DODD, corner of Main and Markham
 streets keeps constantly hand general assortment
 of staple and fancy family groceries, which will be sold at small profits. Also Boots and Shoes. l Sept. l. 1858.
 HUDSON X IVES, Wholesale and Retial Dealers 1 in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Boots Shoes,
 Hats Caps and all articles required either by City or | Country Dealers. Store formerly occupied by New 1 bern < Hughes, Main street, Little Rock, Ark May 25, 1858.
 GRANVILLE IMMERSION. JOHN H. NEwBERN.
 MCPHERSON < NEWBERN, Wholesale and
 Retail Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
 Queensware Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps, Clothing etc..
 east side Main street. Little Rock, Arkansas. We will take in exchange for Goods, all kinds of
 merchantable country produce.
 Feb. 2,iS5s. MCPHERSON X NEWBERN.
 J. A. HENRY, Dealer in Fancy Dry Goods, Gents Furnishing Goods and Clothing, Dress Goods and Trimmings Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes Cutlery,
 Guns, Pistols and Sporting articles, etc., etc. Mark ham street. Aug. II, 1857. A. POLLOCK, dealer in Ready Made Clothing.
 Gentlemens' Furnishing Goods etc., Man street, next
 door to A, J. Hutt's. April 7'57
 J. A. KINNEAR'S Cheap Cash Store, East side
 of Main street above Cherry Little Rock, Arkansas,
 Dealer in all sorts of Merchandise ana Country Produce. Feb "A '57-1y
 A. J. HUTT. At his old stand; Main street keeps
 constantly on hand a general assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries Hardware, Queensware, etc GEO. $. MORRISON. Steamboat Landing dea Ter ih Dry Goods Boat Stores, Provisions, Family
 Groceries. etc. Sept 9 56 VIM. F. POPE WA L. ANDERSON.
 POPE X ANDERSON, Dealers in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Ready Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes Hats Saddery Hardware, Queensware, Iron, Nails, Castings, Farming Utensils Tobacco, Sugar
 and Coffee etc., etc. May lS, 1858. T D MFRRICK JOHN wAssELL. MEtRRICK < WASSELL, Commission and | Forwarding Merchants and dealers in Merchandize
 generally lower steamboat landing, Little Rock, Ark Liberal cash advances made on goods consigned to us. Feb. l3. 1858. M. TANTI X CO.,, Steamboat and Family Gro cers Lower Steamboat Landing, Little Rock, Ark.
 will keep constantly on hand general assortment of
 Family Grocies, Cordals Wines, Syrups, Cigars, To-
 bacco etc Oct. 23 1855.
 RAPLEY, HANGER X Co.,, Commission and
 Forwarding Merchants and dealers in Merchandise generally. LowerSteamboat Landing, Little Rock D. B. HANDEL, Main street, Badgett's new
 building, dealer in Dry Goods, Fancy Articles, Gro ceries. Boots. Shoes, etc.
 DAVID BENDER. Markham street, dealer in
 Staple and Fancy Furniture, Hardware, Iron, Nails, etc.
 JOHN F.. REARDON, Markham street, dealer
 in Stationery, Books and Fancy Goods
 pr. J. ]. McALMONT, corner of Main and
 Markham streets dealer in Drugs and Medicines,
 Paints Oils Dye- -stutfs. etc.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-15

w. J. ROBERTS, Attorney at Law and soci tor in Chancery Carrollton, Arkansas practice in the counties of the 4th Judicial Circuit
 June L. 1858. ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-15

F.. VIM. L. ANDERSON POPE X ANDERSON, Dealers in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods Ready Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Saddlery, Hardware, Queensware Iron, Nails, Castings, Farming Utensils. Tobacco, Sugar and Coffee etc. etc. May l3, 1858.
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SHAN BATTLE AT WEST POINT-The CORES
pondent OF the Post thus refers to Gen. Scott
ana To sham hight among the cadets at West
fOint. during the recent review exercises:
Hen. scott was present and reviewed the ca
dets, superbly dressed in the uniform of n lien
tenant general, and looked. what he indispu-
tably Is, the most ilustriOus living military
leader Of the age. At haif-p o'clock. we
were attracted To the grounds again by deli
ciOus air from Iroyatore, played by the band
While all ears and hearts were engrOsscd with
the music, bang went mortar, speeding a
shell through the air at the rate Of u mile n
second, more or less, and describing a fiery
parabola along the horizon, as it flew, until it
Toll upon the works Of Fort Clinton. which was
the imag mary citadel of band Of British out
ragers Fivemortars were in battery manned
by cadets, and every few minutes the utter
darkness was penetrated by v0lleys of these
fiery missiles. Presently IL fire ball was dis
charged so Is TO fall little short Of the fort
and by its light reveal the situation and con-
dition of tho enemy and his works. These
balls, though not larger than goOd-sizcd base
ball, burned for twenty minutes, or more. 50
brightly as TO make all the line of attack dis
tlnctiy visible and illuminate the whole plain
The discoveries which the light enabled the
besiegers to make seemed to awaken them to
new achvity. Nolleys of grenades wcro fired
TO clear the walls where the imaginary red
coats were trying to repair imaginary brooches
in their works; the shells, five at "a time, fall
ing like SataRs devils, with hideous ruin and
combustion down among the outragers At
ten the drums beat to quarters, and in ten min
utGs not cadet or soldier was to be seen. ex-
cept the sentinels at their posts while the roads
were gradually cleared Of the retreating Wis.
tiers.
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E0R RENT OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF
1EARS-That very handsome and eilgibly cit
uated HOUSE on PoIn,yyarIs avanue, between
i7th and 18th streets, lately occupied by Mr.. Diver
nO's as hotel. The main house is W ell ada pied for
either private residence or public house, having
a number Of large rooms and many cnnvenIeuces at
tached 10 II and the additional house whlcu lately
served the purpose Of bar, with three four rooms
up STAIRS, can readily he converted into an Of
hce below with sleep ng rooms IN the upper story.
The establishment is q very desl lrable one for a
foreign minister; the house latciy occupied bar
room, u, DC ctn easily he converted into Ot
offices below, with sleeping rooms above for the
SECRETARIES and attaches of the legation.
For terms, &c, apply to n. LA WSON, at Wind
er's Building ma 2t-SdS "a wit
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TORDAN'S w. =. SPRINGS,

y IN FREDERICK COUNTY, VA,
Five miles from Winchester, I1a miles from
Stephenson's Depot. lP. o. on the liar 4
per's Ferry and Winchester Railroad. ScEAY
LeavIng Baiti'nnre, Washing ton, or Cum S..rssl
ber!and IN the early morning train. iIai p1I $
Ferry for Stephenson Depot, arrive at Springs
same day 10y oc,ucs p. IA. Leaving the Springs,
connect with cypress tram at Harpef's Ferry, ar
rive In Baltimore at $40 Il. and Washington at II
l.. same day.
Grounds ext t.nsIve and beautifully shaded. Fms
music and experienced servants Hot aBd cold su l.
phur baths The water for sale in or Ties
MaIls daily. except Sunday.
In dyspepsy, gout, rheumatism, drOpsy. chrome
dIarThea and dy sentery chronic diseases of the ver
spleen, kidneys, bla ider, &c, especially IN erup-
tive diseases, this water Is Invaluable. To Invalds
generally, and pecaliy those sucrng from debil-
Ity, this water IS advised IN June and July.
II J Through tickets from Baltimore and Wash
mgtOn.
je Sim DR.. r. M. JORDAN & BRO.
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informed me that in consideration Of the faith
ful performance of my duties should be made
q clerk on condition that l would remain with
him at salary of fifty dollars year. was
rejOieed at his liberslity, and with his assist
ance, procured my indenture from the asso.
citation OF merchants without delay.-Ch,cago
IfmsS. 40
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u An TMeROv vEMRNT IN
fNENTISTRY.
II DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
TAvss doors (Yoss I<rk Street. "

TSvss doors Jross 1lrk Street. "
DE-. BAILY bess leave TO inform the pu bile that hs
can be seen at all hours at his once, located shove
pactioe with the barge number II patients and great
variety of difficult that he Iss ireated success
scient6o or otherwise, selntinE to the feeth. Hi;
own eK perence ooqhImlng the op mon of many men
aud j. and +. PaImiJ, has ed him. ons sinoe, to dis
enrd All mercur,a prsparations for h,lpg Teeth, also
Tsst6. and tst Porosan. Mounted d on God Pats, Pa
mouth, a. yas most oonolusively shown BY the ast
American Den:al Convention.
delco and practice in washington, he is fssorsbl,
known to his numerous friends and patrons hs bess
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector Of the Church Of Epiphany
Dr. STEPHEN BIILf: i Dssr | sir-I desire to sx,rs..
nay esteem ior you PERSONAL, and my oonhdence i1
Tor me have been highly satisfsotory Hope that you
may receive the PATRONAGE from my friends and the
''0ii' that your skill '0"s5l ovs. Ss,.s; ys,,
Washington. Aur. y, 1855. J.W.FRENcR,
Prom one Of the Oldest firms In Baltimore. Msssrs.
s,xi,, Besiis, f. SStmsn Sta1ss, 4 ne. &c; sn
tist, OF Nsshinston city, to eIeonte for me an I'M
porala and diHieGit piece OF work, which he did to
one Of the most distis members Of the pents
College ot Baltimore, aIed after repeated trials, 70
great pieasSrs to express my entiTs ocnhdsnoe and
high estimation Of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. HARMANN BO09S,
Kxtraot from pete reoeived from III late a Jsss
NJ. Clayton.
sae tss.h y.s made ior mo vo1f .aniTsbl1; moth
iAs could be better V'' f5aS f5taaafSSqSi.[' fSSqSi.['cLArron
Ss teose tha: seek relief nom the mAlades OF the
teeth, oan ckeerisllJ recommend de-. =. Baily ss
sssoTior Dentist; lie made q set of porcelain teeth
for ono Of Hy family, and plugged several teeth for
myself ard the work has all stood yell for thar
ten ears. ROBERT +. NIXON,
cf the w. Conf. of the NJ. E. Church Svrth.
ksf!l ID. 1855.
We, the undersigned, having ksd oooas or to Avail
sarseves of the professional skill Of Dr. =. Baiy,
SrrghOI DENTIST of TINS city, having been cogniS
Ant of his opera.Ions families OF friends take
pleasure IN expressing our adplrston of MS srtstic
skl as 81. as Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he performs the most dsIoAte and dicult
operations in Dental SurIery, and We psctfuy re-
commend HIM 70 tbs COME dsnce and patronage OF the
1ubc. OF which We consider him emlleutiY worthy.
THOMAS U. WALTK3, Architect u. s. CapltoI.
THoNAs Nj MLLKk, NJ. D., Of Washington, ID. G.
u. :. BoHR KR, M. n. Of Georsetow ID. C..
IS. LINCOLN, Al. d., Of Washington, ID. e.,
Jos. 81. BRADLEY, of Washington, d. G..
GEORGE WALTON, Ex-Governor Of Florida,
WALTxR LzNox, Ey Mayor of Washinstoad
HENRY BALDWIN, y. =. Patent Office,
.. g. WI<Kf. PriEci pal K lttenhouse Academy,
fsbf0 II
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Boots, Shoes, &c.

rl'uTHE LADIES or NASHINSTUN CITY,
l. Hav ing been engaged IN snufacturiur LADIES'
EzA Misses, and Chudren's . shoes for IL
~Athls past 81 years, we ought to~E&S
Know by TN time what viii suit fhem IN that line,
ana Gan Saie0 say that we do which you osn D owe
W giving our work trial You find TAT all times
the articles a. the principal Shoe Stores in ash
lnfton Slty-the Shoes 80 well known j. w.
McCuruy sons Philadelphia mske. ap2l-Iy
TRUNKS! TRUNKS TRUNKsM
The undersigned has now aud constantly keeps
0wYrc haud a large and very supe- :.
MfxS nor assortment Of Sole LeatherES
AfbTRINKS AND NAi.lSEs; Blsok ~
ron Frame aud wood-Box TRUSRS
VELVET TAPESTRY and CANVASS
TRAVELLING BAGS aUd SATCHELS: 6pe
SADDLES, HARM ESS. WHIPS, &o.
4 ana prepared TO compete with the best manu-
lacturNrs In proof Of which, read the following Re-
port o lie C"nInlttee at the Far Of the Metropolis
tsn Mechanics Institute for 1857:
EVPhSn Norhet deposited a Sole leather
tuns that for soItdity and qHaltIy Of material.
the best on e1hIlatlon.
yKNkIs THOMAS, Saddler.
il. =. kINsEy, Curner.
". B.-Trunks Covered and every description Of
Repairing executed with nes tness and Isvatch
JAS. b. TOPHAM,
Uate ToPHAM NokFTrTl
No. <99 7th street. oppo. Odd Petiov,' Hal,
m4-ly Washington, ID. q.
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PARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
nr pEa III LGkS -s4r & rent, Tor ssE years vacant
opposite the new Presbyterian Church For terms
apply 10 DIR. GHAS. I'll. CRAGlN. Georgetown.
ap x9 -Stawtf a..
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CAR RIAEES

M CARRIAGES.
w invite the attention of members of Con-
gress, strangers and the public genergilyn ~ .Hf56h
GaRRfHtSsass fIts fas 5TSSsr Ss.srtRsTs RGt S
Always, BUGGiES, DO, &C.; ali manu- factured
by ourselves in Tins city, winch we ofe at unusu
ahsnO ,0s pross: Old carriages taken In part In ex
Carriages Of every description built 20 order and
PGpy G1be sae a sSi, sstwssn
anu 18th Streets next door, but one, TO the Star Of
Faetory--5ss 18th street, near canal.
ma ma y -2lhMtf i C: T. GARDNER il SON.
SToNE CARRIAGE STEPS CAN BIZ HAD
- at the Marbts Yard, corner 18th and streets.
ar. tf-sou,h..yJ;; ;; But RUTHEtRr9Rp; LEI l,9
m M B.-alaiaefs. Monuments. &c. always on
manu-. INA . eo2m
DALDwIN BROTHERs have removed their
they viii he pleased to see their patrons. Thsy de-
sa psb3RsSl 3SRssSl"E goo" as1"F'RfPs WfNSbw St FRAMES
SASH. GIa.ed and I'm DOOR FRAMES.
DtLiSTIjs: Rolling and Eskyh#1ffft:.Rs, sMh1ff:
MsS'ri''SSbff2as, PtETyRE 6vr .Sd CHA FkaMEs
BRAGkEfs, iaA Pt.t Carved HEBS sd.
thing which the most perfect machinery, work ed by
competent men, can execute.
Planning, and TnrnnR duSs IN ths nave pea, ,ne Sawns
Al orders from the vicinity and surrounding
Suates Will Dc carefully hiled and packed To any ad
1--we respectfully request settlement when
ma as.solf pl''0 BALDWIN BROTHERS.
GtAkETnd s6ck ftCR 1RiSS HpolsIs nz direct
aiohss.sn 81 ths sG.tGTaintE Z tEa5s brands: ....'..
Do chstsau Ish,ts; % Vim. 1873, glass clsres
DO: CO. GO. EsIyhiHis' EsSyiiis. is.s' sas' Do Do
BBS BBS g. g. Ju.s e. Rose and Ss. Table cafet
30: 30: Ma1ssSS NJ KsssP1f; Msdoo DO DO DO DO DO
LGsud,ss Msfssux Modoo Punch @ and 1ec cobbiss Sss
I.B. ATOMS st. Emion. Punch and Cobbler Claret
p. A. Mumm's
no SSteIPqberger eIq Cabinet Still Hook, Vim; 1876
Do. Hookheimef Hklhdtdpn DO DO DO DO
20. NeuIsteiner do do
Do. Braunbergsr Moselwein
70. HTonPsrell Sparkling MoseLe. OTIS. and pts.
MioG3ei"on ne x Co.'s Hsni saI!erne. White Wine
For sale by SHEkELL & MILLER,
2i4 Penn. avenue, adjoining
)e 3-eo2w - kIrkwood House.
WATER COOLERS, ICE PITCHERS. &o.
Simpsons Patent Double Ice Pitchers.
Ice Pitchers lined with porcelain, new ar 65E
Butter Coolers do do w
Water Coolers, asuperiOr article,
Also, Lndlow's Ice Saving Cooler,
SSIt SS,,I sealing Jars, of the most approved kind.
ass Mniss PJsis Jars snd Gsss Iuf Jars,
SIIup Bottles, Float Bowls,
White Granite and Glass Cake Stands, Fish
And variety Of other articles suitable for the sea-
son, together with full assortment Of China, Glass
and tlueenswaTe. all ufwh hIch VI al be sold wholesale
,ss,eos, 6; &; StF2WLER StJ f LYLE hsn CO., 90.
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A'OR RENT-A desirable, modern built, three
L story HOUSE, with basement and back build
ing. No. 4I street, be:we Eleventh and 1--WE Ifth,
containing II rooms. gas throughout, narbl: man.
tells. water and bath room. lnsure on premises, or
room No: 8, first floor, Post Office Department.
ma
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N w AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE
AT PRIVAE SALE The subscriber has for pri :
yate sale new and very desirable three story Brick
DIV ELLlNG HOUSE, with large Back Buildings,
containing eleven rooms, built in the bost manner
and furnished throughout with al the modern i'm
provements-Eas and water, furnace, range, & 0 +,
&c. 6 ..ntuated on north NJ street, between 9Th and
10Th streets west, one door east of 10th street.
Terms easy and immediate possession given.
JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
ap l4-d ACct'r. ard Com. NJ erchant.
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NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED ATSEEP
] y HEkUS. corner 7Lh and ID sIIenLs.

N. B.-CLOCK MATERIALS, suoh as Oils
Keys. Balls, Cords. 8c., for sale.-ths trade sup
o. al ohaap. ia ~
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1NEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH Oh
the best FANCY q mDS. cheap z cash. at
STEVENS New Store,
ap9 bsi, sth and 10Th eta.
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-CLOCKSM-CI.OCkSm Must re-
- ceIved, great assortment Of CLOCKS, Vsya
from y 10 Sl25. Call ami see for yourselves kt5l
at J. ROBINSON'S,
$40 Pa. av., opposite Browns Hotel. M1I
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4 DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER
"A COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE.-'Fhe Editor of
tie Evening Star authorized to sell, ON very Oc-
cOmmodatIng terms and at a low price, one of
Inc most desirable farms III the County of Cuipep-
er. II contains about 800 acres, of which 21 are
woodland, ard the residue arabic land. IN hne con
difIon for cultivation. This tract is situated about
three miles from Culpeper Court House. 1t has upon
1t small dwelling and ordinary farm bu Id
ings. All the arabic land not in cultivation is well
idenoe this farm offers attractions not SUI passed If
equailed IA Piedmont Virginia building site pom
me iarm commands fine mountain pros pect, and
The sol is of excellent original quality and pecu-
harry adapted to the production of wheat and Is at
present IN good state of Improvement. The owner
VIII sell 1t for less tnan It's value, II early poation
Is made. Persons wishing to purchase VIII please
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH. Ess., Ed
TOR Ofthe star. apa-lawtf