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By A. GREEN, Auctionesr.

FURNITURE, STOCK, FARMING UTEN
- ~ sILs, WOOD, DC. AT AUCTIoN.-On WEDNES-
pay, september 29tb, AZ 10 O'Clock. (shOuld the
day he bad the sale viii take place on FRIDAY, Octo-
Der st l shall sell at the residence OF j. Dick
househoid and kitchen furniture, Stock, Farming
stands, "
Wardrobes, Parlor, Dining and other Tables,
Chairs. ~ ~
Radiator, Cooking and other Stoves
SO. good Work Horse, Mich Cows, Family
- Carrage. Light Wagon. and Cart,
20 cords ofprlme Oak Wood,
And many other useful articles,
Terms: A u sums under $50 cash; balance In so
and 80 days, for notes bearing interest
seA A. GREEN, Auct
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ
hVl OF hen facas issued from the Clerks office OF
ne Circuit Court Of the District Of COLUMBIA for the
expose to public sale, for CASH, in front of the
20 s house door Of ,aid county, on THURSDAY,
following describedproperty to wit: All defendant
tsht hsle claim and interest IN and to Lot No. 2m
gether with all and sir guar the improyemonis
thereon seized and levied upon as the property of
Edmund Riley, and will be sold to satisfy Judoials
Kimbe. w sEIUEN
seo-ots Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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NEW MUSICAL REPOsTToRY.
PIANO FORTE, HARP, d MUSICAL
HIAREROOMS
Pref. q. T. DE CRNIEI,.
nRarrH - -. -. -

q
Nj L SICAL NERO HANDIsE
and Sole Agent for Washington and the Di,trict of
Columbia for SteFnvsy sons Celehrnted
U ID Nj E DAL PIANO FORTEs.
Prof. c. T. BE CCENIEL having been ipduced In
eiVer into tue business Of Musical MerchaIdiSe an
ms city, bess TO inform the musical p1blIo Of
saIoendsng districts, that he is now prepared 10
IaFnss parties with everythin in the Music line
on tfe most reasonable terms. He has made thr
xe pest ana choicest selection of the elegant
NJ tSlC, IN endless variety, and 10 determlI ed 10
keep the largest and best collection of Music IN the
CITY that can be found any where for which he ear
nestg sg ana respectfully soicits . share Of public
iar sale aad for rent. large number nf PIANOS
HARPS, ct FARS, and MELODIT MS asnors
whIch be introduces into this oitS
CELERR All uSsIn5lNEfT SIn :: :Ef n q SgS. -
1lana ans square. 61a, So, Z, and ~ octave tbey
Dethg the only Pianos now sought for and purchsS
oJ eysrynody IN preference to many others for be N
y - nnlsh ano dgraoilty-POcerfEi, brilliant ard
,,dte, Sm2oth, elastic. and of the best RepeatIng
fowers, a C. Can cOnscienIlously regommend fi,e
same 10 the notice and patronage OF those ia want
Sape'LoI trSrhment, al prices that ca mot fail 70
ulact nred IN the UnIted states. Sold al mannfaS-
pg prices, ADDING cost of transportation onls
III fIanos taken IN part payment for new or es
Lni,anrps, IlsnSs, DC, Tuned and Repsired ty a
harp, Guitar, NIon, and Banie sIrls8s of TIE
best uahty, always on hand.
III Any Quantity Of Music purcha-ed AZ thesa
warerooms Win oe bound al any time in the neatest
All orders promptly attended 70, and Music sent
ny hhh treo oi postage, BY ADDRESSING
=. Il. DE CCENIEL,,
corner OF lIth street an Pa. avenue.
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AT STINEMETZ'S, aS Penm. Arsuxe, be-
tceen lt2h aud I3th stresfs.-Ths
3
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH HAT
an entire new style; also q large and
we'll selected assortment of Felt
Hats for meu's, youths and chil-
dren's wear; Beebe's Ceebrated -
Opera Hats, with pstent spnrgs,)
with the new styles of Caps; Mis-
ses' FIats, Children's Fancy Hats, &C.; Taylor's
new style Of Silk Hat just out and selling very rap
idly.Price $3.50. As good Dress Hats for $3.50,
S3, 81 81, 81 as oan be sold in tbs United States.
] Am now constantly supplied with 6ne Calf skin
Boots WHICH will sell for the low price Of Ss75;
CongTess Caters S2-50; which warrant as being
equal IN durability and ht to any sold in the United
states. Terms cash. - - =
+ b. ii. STINEMETZ,
So Is GIN bet. KnkwOOds' and Willards' Hotels.
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Musical Instruction.
MUSICAL ATTxACTIONm
Pro BoNo PUBLTco MUSICALE.

The Art Of Teashinr Music: a nr,c,ic,I n.,hod
,9r s snccessioIy Imparting a THoROUGH MUSICAL
M which gives the sum and substance Of
estaohss TOE CHAREcTER and QuAIIFIcS ROSS ~
EEtRk MrsIc TEACHER: by Prof. DE CGuiel, Cali
ano % Ses . copy at Messrs BLANCHARD Mo
NJ store, corner Ilth street and Pa. avenue
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NARSHAI'SS SALE.-In virtue of writs of 6e
It1 n faoias issued from the Clerks office of tha
Circuit Court of the District of CoIumbia for the
county OF washington and to me directed, shall
House door of said county. on FRIDAY, the sth
Gay Of October 1883 at u o'clock all defendants
q B q and 81, of Drury's subdivision Of Souars
MT. 2o9 In the city Of Washington, ID. c., together
with sll and singular the improvements thereon,
Dtuy and will be sold to satisfy Judicias Nos 29i
% and b' to October term, 1853, in favor of Georg
e. and L.. Sangston and Selden, Withers & Co.
w. SEEDEN, Marshal
Sc l5-ts for the District of Columbia
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I OVERS OF OYSTERS CAN GET AT THE
- present season. daily. OYSrERs~ ~
In the shell, tax en- out of salt water thet0N r. n
same day. Restaurants wishing to be~
supplied by the barrel will please call on ~
J. X. b. SCHWARZE,
Dealer In Oysters,
Corner Of 18th and Z streets. back Of
iy Q-Aotf Kirkvood Housa
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A EEhARRNI EhR I.IA HIAAtdE2HANPRlA d2 C9UNTY,yA..

"A For SALE OR EXCHANGES FOR IN"
fhONED CITY PROPER TY.-A Farm of fifty
acf ee, miles from Washington and the same dis
lance from Alexandria, and miles from George
Mr. F. fulee. Esq, and OF the lands Of the late D..
b: hardin. Esq. The Farm is divided INTO fields
containing 9 rooms, with a good cellar and back
ktchen, stable, and all necessary out buildings IN
s9od oIueI, now IN the occupancy of f. Yulee Esq,
ShO viii show the property and give information
respecting the sale. Information can also be had
f9m w. ID. Wallach, Esq, Editor of the star
Possession given on the lst of January. 1859.
Jel0-laWu ID. WELLS.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
less than 10 miles from washins ton, under good
cultivation and having an orchard of $40 trees Of
oholce frult comprising apples, peaches, apricOts
grapes, ourrants, strawberries, &c.-the same hav-
ing good dwelling containing nine rooms, with
cellar, DO will be sold on reasonable terms or
changed for olty property. There Is a good barn
s sna seaDllng on the premises, good water at tie
40 acres are IN wood consisting of oak hickory and
chestnut. The stock and crops may be purchased il
desired For further particulars inquire of JAS. y,
SCAGGS 7tb street, or JOHN ID. CLARK, ESQ,
18TH street, between and ID streets.
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ROYs. BOYS. s2yss;so y,ss;sorc.oproprv
foh VAL, STEPHENS CO..
( ss7-eolm No. 50 Pa. av., bet, 81 and 10th sts,
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RACON RAVENS UNRIVALLED PLAN
~ OFORTES.
the attention of the public to his stock of-
PlANOFORTES from the great manu- NM
hctory of Raven, Bacon & Co.. In NewIJvtIV
York, OF which he is the sole agent. These instru
ments are pronounced by Gustave Satter and nearly
all the principal riansts of the United States, as
square Pianos superior to others manu-
In their mechanism they are constructed q differ
ent plan from all others, which affords greater
facility for expression In touch and tone they are
unq9estionabiy the sweetest and most equal The
celebrated American pianist, M. Gottschalk, has
taken two of these Pianos to West ln5es and South
America, where he Is now en-, aged ia q CONCERT
tour. One has also lately been ordered by Madame
yleuxtemps to be sent Paris for her private use
They range in price from S25O to $500: are var
ranted and kept IN tune without charge for two
years. . -.
Persons in search of a real reliable II strument
Ell hnd t to their advantage by giving US call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere
large stock of second hand Pianos is also to be
found at the most reasonable prices, on monthly
corner OF Penn. avenue. llth and SITS. SEQ
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The LANGUAGE OF VEGErABLEs.-"Sbe
gave him his beams" implies that young wo-
man has resented an affrOnt, with spirit.
The balance weight of steelysrd is called the
pea ..l....' -.. -.. j =
None Of your saHce," Is comprehensive
rebuke of impudence
To cabbage means the same as to "hook."
IHrntp is q fash word for watch
To squash up bonnet is to sit on ii and put
1t out Of shape.
Cool as eorceumbsr, p must mean some thing
more where eucumbers come from than IL does
In our market where they are apt to get warm
10 pepper fellow is to maui him. ~
coy words butter no parHips," and "plen-
~ as solaesoeTTtes," are familiar proverbs. =
A man is supposed to be corn.sd when he has
taken too much drink in miider stage Of the
same excess. he is said to be bafD,. ~.
A young fellow under certain eiycum a. me-.
is said to DC sowing his viid oats and a Young
woman who begins to appreciate her import.
ance to society is said TO q feel her oars - - :.
To "ent him up root and branch, ,''i is to use q
man up. - p - - :
yellow as saffron" is common compari.
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PROBABLY.-The New York correspondent of
the Boston Journal is responsible for the fo,-
lowing:
A little bit of scandal is afoat, and is located
on the Fifth avenue As it has connected with
1t quite joke 1 relate it. A gentleman of
some note down town, a married man. had
formed quite Platonic attachment for a lady
who resides on the 5th avenue. Against the
remonstrance of his friends, and very mucb In
the disgust OF the lady's husband, he continued
his calls at the house. He said the husband
did not appreciate his wife-that he had no
sympathy for her-that she unburdeped her
woes and trials to him and be called to see her
as her friend But the husband took his visits
30 much at heart that he forbade the visitor 10
his house ~
But one evening, rather late, he happened
TO be going past the house, and the lady hap
pening to be on the balcony, he was invited and
walked in. The husband was at homo, but safe
In mis- bed After a short and very agreeable
tete-a tete, the door opened and in walked the
husband, who both ordered and assisted the
gentleman to walk out Of the house in ouick
time VI course the expelled was indignant
But ne shall tell his own story: az vas .;t.
ting in his house, sir, talking with his v;fs
when down came Mr.. - And sir he had
the indecency to come right into the room he
fore his wife, with nothing on but his shirt and
drawers, and order me out of his house, and
went, sir
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OR. JOHN G. F. HOLSTON,
NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.

am now supplied with new and beautiful G oods
embmcins en- ne newest and richest styles in A
efJft vii be made TO give entire satisfaction ~
s e customers. MY farn,shi9s stock val be wv,
MADE CLOTHING Of the best ausiitJ alvays OF
hand to supply Immediate wants.,
So 8 Nv rtsrehlf Penn avenue.
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L CARD.
Il ANTILLES PERSONS BUYING CLOTHS
Nh RSl A

Il ANTILLES PERSONS BUYING CIOTUS
AND CASSIMERES BY THE YARD
Having necessarily to keep large assortment of
tensively and generally those goods we can of er
greater advantages to of those goods than
can be found. we will cut very cheap. No charge
for patterns shrinking, having n steam apparatus
for that pore 1t would be we'll for those purohas
ing by the yard to look before they buy as this Is
the only establishment of the kind this city which
deals extensively in those goods and must offer
greater advantages to buyers.
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO.,
No. so Penn. avenue, between
set eO2m 9th and 10th streets,
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HARP STRUCTION.

Inc HARP SHALL, MUsT, snd WILL be taught as
s sne IenoioIte ylz; SS per quarter AFTER datelA$
.1 esSh LEss than ths shall and must only be Sx
c,dlmeo Dy second d-rate teachers, and none bnt a
BBipLomatIo ~ Professor snail even CLAIM MORE than
Piano terms. ~
This is only a "justice'' own TO the instrument :.
ss % 20 me P16le. Those "hi. terms" charged by
e hahded teachers, has, and is, bury ing the most
dnclent sacred. and nobest Instruments into oliy-
ION: Only one proper method OF teaching the Harp
sOchsa's New Modern School, In connection with
his New Harp Effects And psssaves a O For surh
obstruction call on Prof DE C(ENIEL, at his Nev
avenue. ~ ea'i'
N; B.-HARP STRINGS. full set, in tin boxes best
suaIty, rs Is European and American Sheet Mn
SIC; IN endless variety. at cents page.
u Pianos, harps, Guitars, &c. FOR sale and TO
Ionl.
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NJ r b l. L MA Mt TEL l. S.
splendid assortment of
CARVED and PLAIN ITALIAN MARBLE
MANTELS,
MONUMENTS, 1OSiBS, &o,
on reasonable terms.
JOHN RUTHERFORD,
Sc % I'm I'd door from corner 18th d T. sts.
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| au 30, Sc S&2s. oc a. AMOS DENHAM.
A cDESiRABLE FARM IN CULPEPEi

A DESIRABLE EARN IN CULPEPER
"A COUNTY. VA, FOR SALE.-Tle Editor of
tne Evening Star IS authorized to sell, IN very 90
oommodatlng terms and at a low plce, one of
the most desirable farms in the County of Culrep-
er. H. contaI1s about 500 acres, of which 2oO are
woodland, and the residue arabic land an a fne con
nllon Tor cultivation. This tract is situated about
tnree miles IRON Culpeper Court House. IL has upon
lt small dwelling house and ordinary farm buid-
ings. All the srabe land not In cultivation well
set In fress. To gent eman seeking country ree-
ldencs this farm offers attractions not SURPASSED If
eaualled, IN Piedmont Virginia. A building site upon
lne larm commands hne mountain pros pect, and q
view OF the surrounding country for many miles.
The SOIL Is OF xceent original quality. and pecu-
larly adapted to the production Of wheat and rs At
present IN good state of improvement. The owner
Will sell It for less than Its value early ap
Is made. Persons wishing 70 purchase wifi please
oommunloate with w. ID. WALLACH. Ess., Ed
iIof VI the Sdr. ap9Iavtf
FOR SAIE.At fair prices and on reasonable
terms-LOTS Nos. 4. 2 8, 20, q. and 22 all ad-
JOINING containing a. square feet elgIby located
on the northwest corner Of 2lst street west nd NJ
street north, and IN Square NJ g., These Lots are
suitable Tor dwellings,. brick yard, other purpo
ses; and will be sold separate, If desired. Apply to
POLLARD WEBB, No. $50 I'D story 7th street.
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DICTURE CORD AND TASSRLS.

DICTURE CORD AND TASSRLS.
A handsome assortment of PICTURE CORD
and TAsSELS, SHAUE CORD, TASSEI,S and
BhASSES, BUFF HOLLAND, Gold Band and
Common WINDOW SHADES; also, a choice Sc
leot ION OF PAPERHANGlNGS: lust received at
MARKRITER'S,
No. 486 7th street, eight doors above
SO - eolm' Odd Fellows Hall.
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Auction Sales.
BY A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

SEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
~ THE FIRST WAED AT AUC rI0N.-On TUES
"a the 18th instant shall sell, on the premises
az o CLOCK p. M, eommen ncIDE on the first named
properly Lots n os Is, 49, l9 and 20, in Square No.
49, This property fronts on north Al and nth street
west, a. Is beautifully situated,
we VIII then proceed to SELL in regular order in
front OF the premises, Lot No. T. in square No, iS.
Ihls property is handsomely situated, running
through the square fronting 10 feet 18th street
nue., between p and 4 streets north
Lot "a, IN 50 uare No. liz. This property fronts
on ~ street west 50 feet between l. and M streets
alley. w ~ i"''
Lot IS, IN Square No. ST. This property in situa.
ted al the corner OF 22d street and north st
Terms: One fourth cash balance in g. " and Ia
months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale
deed given and deed OF trust taken.
Sc 2 GQEEN 49,
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~ AMBROTYPES
u AIKEN At SANDS GALLERY cannot be
SURPASSED by any taken In the city. They sTe I'm
ished so that there Of their fading
have always on hand fine select ION of anoy
Cases. Ambrotypes 81 cents and upwards.
ROBERT SANDS,
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 9Th streets,
seq opposite Centre Market.
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For Rent and Sale.

SyORE FOR RENT-The store on Ono ave.
i .nsea s.r nss i2th and 18Th sts IL IS psTIcular
l. S&Lf iF' hcfshss:i ,ssd ss:nsss sesn.i AHs
FOR RENT.-suits of or SINGLE ROOMS Far
by the moD, %I anuImshed very dearabIy located,
rS.s APy SIS Penn avenue, nesP, go Opposite Sae
.nI. .T&stf F.HoLpEN,
ttcck RENT-SeveraI well furnished PsrIots ,pS
Chambers, suitable for fame or sinrle DenfIs
~. hey are PLEASANTLY situated, and Ishied with
between 18Th hsSd and lsh sss street .oS.h
lroH sALE-A new BRICK 1O0SE NJ 49,
.Ith street, between Massachus etts ave une sr-d
rs. "a street containing five rooms, pato-, SininT
"a accommodating terms Poesessty. xyes Dg m@s me-
o'ssey; sss Apply on the premises to Gas. TERRY.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-Tb.
as the BAKERY ibs he sS,ogsrt,
near the Alexsndria queduct tog es.Ier with
se Nhafi; which Is about 2lo feet deep Com Canal
to rlver the tow path being included in this prop-
and controls 50 inches Of water for driving its ma
Thus property for Bakery or Coal Yard Is no,
surpassed BY any IN the District. a'1 - HO'
A1so, q Wood and Coal Yard now in the OCCUPANCY
has front Of l2o feet tbs Canal and le, feet on
oss. fSf IN S.ssn 6 t,sst and as Of
tos as any yard IN the District.
He dooNS Property VIII be offered on liberal terma
Apply to THOMAS BROWN, las West street
1eorsetown; orto :. /. BROWN, Pa av nexi TO
corner OF l4th street, Washington, ID. g., an 23-tf
EOR sALE-A Market and paIry FARM of
= aDont w sores, with all the necessary buildings
6e., IN hne condition. Ii is situated I'm AIexsndria
county, Va. about five miles from the Long ;rIdse
ana Two from the Georgetown aaueduct. Ii viii be
Soio tow ana on accommodating terms. Applr nv
ietge., thr9ngh the Post Ofice, to JAMES w
DoINNn' w ashihgton City. au&-tf
FQRo FoiA SiAkE-A neat and handsomely furnished |
a hOOSE, IN perfect repair very sccommo-
daid terms: This property is situated in very
ing, INC owner is about gong to California For
ibIoIinaLlOn INQUIRE ot u. w. BRAY. Real Estate
agent 5i6 7th street, between ID and 4. SELF
A BEAUTIt W. COTTAGE, with Barn, sta |
"A pie, Carriage. Corn, Cow, and Poultry Homes
ana % acres OF land IN nigh state of cutivatloT
with an ORCHARD of overy variety of choice Fruts
LOT sale he above property within s., mics of
washington clt.. and within IS minutes, rrIye OF
hve churches. If desired viii be sold at the same
isse al tne growing crops, horses, COWS. hogs
IIdges; wagons. and farming implements, together
Win the entlre furniture from parlOr to kitchen in
euEnN6; POSSESS son given lmmedIat ely, Address
y. H. C Box $40. Alexandria, Va. Sc I6-tf
A FARMIN
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SUPERIOR MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

SUPERIOR MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
Prof. DE CCBNIEL is still in washingto n and
Wlshes 10 intimate to the musical public thai NJ
ne Is prepared 10 receive a limited number OF &k3&
speela pupils, advanced IN music. 10 whom he S61
wlll give thorough and complete soade micaI
curse oil instruction srelv met with on the Harp,
fianoiorte. Guitar, Singing, and Organ.
WIN also give a regular course OF instruction
tconhdentlaliyD IN the true Art Of Teaching Music.
10 susIfy for the profession.
Terms made known on application at the new
usica Repository, the corner ell IN street and
Penn. avenue. see-lmf
CARD.
n +. LITTLE, Professor OF Music, having
resumed the duties of his profession will de- ~
vote bimself entirely TO the instruction of pu q
pills in Nooa and Instrumental Music. 6
TERMS 10 BE- Pad IN Adeases.
Piano. Guitar, Singing, Violin, Flute, &C.. each per
quarter 9i - iessohs. Sl5 90
Organ. and thorough Bass IN connection per
Vocal Glasses.
Glasses OF pupils. each per quarter - 10 m
Cssses of ~ pupils, each per quarter-..-... 100
asses oi - pupils, each per quarter -. S 90
III hesldence st DIR. Hunts, $40 Penn avenue
between Stn and 10th streets seSeolms
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MAkSHAL'S Sal. En- virtue of S wrts of
herl fsoas issued from the Clerks Office of the
Clrout Court of the District of Columbia for the
county OF washington, and to me dire cted I shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, in front of the
court mouse IS door of sad county. at u O'Clock
m, ;, on EklDAf, the 18th day of October next
iS5S, the following described Property, to wit All
aeiendants tight ttIe claim and interest in and TO
part OF Lot No. S, in Square No. 7a2 beeinninE At
point on 30 street east 80 feet inches from the south
west corner o. said lot and running thence north 20
ieet lnches and east with that dh to four foot
private alley at the Of said lo er with ali
ana singular the improvements thereon In the city
property o. Richard M a. Fenwof' and Sp vii iii he he
sold to satisfy Judcisl. Nos. s5s 252 and SIS, to
october term, F58, in favcr Of William WaIlaoe
Columbus Alexander, and John Van Reswck.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
Sc ~ ts for the District of Columbia.
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MUSICAL CARD.
hE nderslened begs leave to say that ne IA
prepared 10 furnish Muse with the best of bands
rdSs or string etherl for Fairs. Balls and Parties
Sc N-lm No. Sis Pa. avenue wsshipstop CIty.
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SJORE FOR RENT-The store on Oh,o ,v.-
nse: oetNeeI 18th and 18th SITS IL as psrIIcular-
srtsa toT the grocery and feed business AppIy
nd sts., No. so - ~ i.tt -
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-08

1858. 1853,
RALEIGH AND GASTUN RAILROAD,
Change Of Schedule.
an AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, THE 7TH
u of April the Passenger Trains will follows:
Mail Train leave Raleigh at 3, a. m,
Arrive a. Weldon 100, p. M.
Leave Weldon at ll3O, a M,
Arrive at Raleigh 4, p
Accommodation Train leave Raleigh at 4.2O p. m,
Arrive at Weldon Al, p. m.
Leave Weldon at 9, pm
Arrive at Raleigh 4, a. H.,
Connecting with the Trains Of the North Carolina Railroad
at Raleigh.
JAMES NJ. POOL.
Ticket Agent.
April I, 1885, Eft