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Miuinerp,

Millillerp,
PONNETS.-ALARGE STOCK At
iui9 9''-''' '''-''1 MORGAN RIOT
P0NNETS-At half price the whole
ID stOrk julio " WARREN
MILLINERY GOODS.
BONNETS BONNETS
At Wholesale and Retail.
"E HAVE JUST RECEIVED a
pTices. and can OFFER BARGAINS Also lsrzo and
very choice assor nsnf OF TRIMMED BONNETS that
nov offer cheaper han ever before Also, FRENCH
FLOWERS, ffest arrival and of xery choies vareiy
TARLETANNES, WIRES,
JOINED BLONDES. BRAiDs,
BONNET RIBBONS
And everything PERTAINING 10 the wholesale OF Retail
quality and the lowest possible pIees. az poo,,s
MILLINERY GOCDS.-MORGAN
sa AueSSs SE9 5s nery Goos ad
IOS Ii;I Csses Se s'Ti5 BSans,s all varieties;
sou Cartans Freneh and American Flowers
And all the Mnntia of Ladies He2d-sear which will be
sold wholesale Retail Al asto ishingy low prices, IN
-'' spi isI--'' ~'-- '-' '---'' CITY MILLS STORE.
T0 THE LADIES.-We have Just
received large and choice lot ofneW Ribbons f0x-
ers, Featlers and choice and materials for
Winter Bounes all Of which have been bought very cheap
and will be sold AZ p THAN FORsER PRICE
Ca sary and make seiectiSn Sails % ne assortment
eoSnpe'e AT SHAW &c e. -. :,
A MOTHER INVOICE OF REAL
"a SHAKER BoNNETS-
A large siock q Russia Crash bought cheap.
Bleaehed and Brown shaker Towels.
barnsley Linens Pillow CAsings and SheetingS-
D1m2sk Table Diapers aad Cloths, DoiLes Napkins.
Damask Bordered Towels AMI TOweling
zp30 TAYLOR. GRISWOID co.
DONNETS TSi-LADIES BONNETS :
three apiece shall fail 10 sell them all As
an ndueeuenf shall offer them cheap there will
having the old ones -done the
will be cheaper than the old one '.dIed up
apla MORGAN ( ROOT
CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS-We
have lust iron Aucil1nl large stock Leg
horn and Cooed Straw Hats suitable for Boys ard Girls
Of all sizes, which will nneI tor.y PET cent below the
market prices, S HYMAN CO s.
ap3e Corner Superior and Public Square.
MISSES FLATS AND SHAKER
Nl HOODS--fhe gOOdsare now ready-eome and get
y Superior 81. BENTONS.
ap5 Cart. Pad5oek's Old Sore
THE GENUINE, ORIGINAL, North
Il Union Ohio shaker Bonnets. cOlored. n frsf IN
WAGON. myls TAYLOR, GRIsWoLD a co.
R0 DOZ. KID GLOVES-The very
ONf best mrartsd Had Will be sold Al IS. Per pair.
dscs S-RAYMoND CO.
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6ats, Gaps & furs.

6ats, Gaps & fnrs.
III HATS! HATS! HATS! IL
The larEest stock ami greatest variety of
STRAW, PANAMA,
LIGHT CASHMERE and
DRAB BEAVER HATS
Can be found prices correspond with the times.
juR2s E STAIR cos, Is SuperiOrs ST.
EVERETT HAT. = SOMETHING
aad cdoTsd las d me- - and Il oy eI 'e
my1s B. BUTTS 8 CO. 5 SuperiOrSt.
T AIDES RIDING HATS AND
II GAUNTLErS DSs, 9ssoIi@sRt men nov opening At
q SUMNER cASInERE HATS. q
L. BENEDICT & SONS
Are selling beautiful
PEARL CASHMERE HAT,
Thsy also have fan Assortment Of Fashionable Black
'''>'-'' -''- ''--- ms Is SUPERIOR STREET
EHILDRENS, FANCY SUMMER
~ HATs-In great "a -lety, Just opened At
apis L. sENEDIcfx SONS. . Sgserior 81.
DAIM LEAF HATS-Nhlte and
l. a6 GI'F'd for Men and BOYS a BFSkbf SaSfa PHa s5 soa
YOUNG MEMS STYLE OF SILK
oI,d Hd5Tso5os ;1 Received The P5Snisss STYLE ever
apes io' young Uadsr johnson HtGss Hs IS
Il STAIR & CO. ARE PRE- n
lie pared to furnish the
Spring Fashions
FOR
GENTLEM NEWS HATS.
The quality style and finish Of our
II ATS
are las usual unsurpassed. mhl9
. 1883. q
Spring Style Of Hats
OPENED
SATURDAY, MARCH 9th.
l.. Benedict & Sons.
mhs rs SUPERIOR ST
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CKIRTp : Patent Self Adjusting,
OsHoUGH PATENT, VICToRIA
nhm s. RAYMOND CO.
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NHILDREN'S STRAW HATS-W

have lust received iron Aueii1nl large stock Of Leg
horn and CoOred Straw Hats suitable for Boys Girls
OF all sizes which will offer tory cent below the
market prices, s HYMAN cos.
ap3a Corner Superior and Public Square.
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United States Hotel.

NURSERY OF Parsons Co-During recent visit to
this celebrated nursery at Flushing Long Island we OBJ
served many objects of interest 1t well known as one
of the best in this country 1t occupies about hun
dred of land larger portion than in most nurse
res devoted to ornamental trees eyergreen &c. There
propagatng house 100 feet long, and several thou
sand feet of cold frames and pits belonging to the hardy
department. in addition to which there is graperv 100
feet long house 40 feet long and 20 wide for stove
plants and orchards for rhododendrons azlcas and
camelas, 100 feet long, and another for cameas ex
clusively the same length for Ecas Epacris Bor-
ronias, Aphelexis, and New Holland plants 100 feet
long another of the length for geraniuns roses
and calceolaras one of so feet for anacas daphnes
and green house plants and 46 feet for bulbs Con-
nected with this department. there Is 100 feet propaga
ting house, and about 400 running feet of brick and
stone cold pits These structures and the open ground
contain perhaps the largest collections of Rhododenrons
Stuartias Andromeda arborca &c. in this country The
cultivation of plants and those of difficult propaga
ton, distinguishes this establishment and VIC observed
that the grating of evergreens conducted with great
success We observed in flower the 'Lilum gdnteum''
a new plant from the Himalayan mountains far as
aware, the first that LAS bloomed in this coun-
try.7hc Country Gentleman.
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NEWSPAPER MATYERS.

The Estates Rights Democrat" published at Tuscum-
bia, Alabama, having completed its first volume has
passed into the sole proprieorshp of William G. Stephen
son.
The Philadelphia Daily Sun has again made its APP
peaance 1t will be edited by Joshua S. Fletcher and
support know nothing principles.
The Baltimore daily Exchange has been compelled
to enlarge in consequence of the rapid increase of its adj
veng business and in order devote suitable space
to interesting reading matter 1t is neatly -prined
sheet.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

c. P r. James and family are at Browns Hotel.
Hon. Caleb Gushing took cold at Newport last
week, acting severely upon his lungs.
Letters from President Pierce, dated Geneva Sep
tcmber /, received at Concord, New Hampshire, state
that after visiting Turin Florence &c., he would proceed
to Rome where he will spend the winter. He was in
excellent health while Mrs. Pierce much better than
when they left the United States.
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NAVAL IN7lELLIGE'NCE.

Commander Charles steedman, of South Carolina, has
been detached from special service at Washington and
dered to the command of the brig Dolphin vice Lieut.
j. Mait detached to testify in the Of the cap
tured SLAYER.
Lieutenant j. NJ. Bradford and G. c. Carpenter, re-
Gently bound in this city to await the sitting of the
United States circuit court at Columbia were Yesterday
ordered by telegraph to report themselves at Boston
They left this city by the earliest subsequent train
Charleston Mercury.
The New York Journal of Commerce says that the
commander nchief of the Paraguay expedition Commo-
dore shubrick was expected board his flag ship tho
sabine on the 2ist and preparations being made to
salute him. Commodore Shubck is now 81 years in the
navy, eighteen of which he spent at sea.
Intelligence has been received from the United States
Pacific and China squadrons The United States steam
ship Merrimac was at Callao July 9th, all well The
Decatur had sailed cruise The Mississippi was still
at Hong Kong 9th july but had everything ready for
sea- The Germantown had sailed from Canton river
The Powhatan and Minnesota were, as per last adj
vices all well, at the Gulf Of PecheeIee. The United
States shipsof Falmouth and ST. Lawrence were a
Rio Jancro August 18th, all we'll They would sail soon
for River Plate.
The United States steamer Despatch Lieutenant Com
handing e. g. Parrott, at Warrington Florida, on
the l4th inst.
The keel of of the steamers of light draft for
Inc United States government was laid at Warrington
Florida, on the 10th inst.
United States Coast Survey steamer Corwin from Port
and arrived at Salem the 10th inst for the purpose
IL Is understood, Of resurveying the harbor The fol-
lowing is a list OF her officers Lieut. VIM G. Temple
United states navy, commanding Lieut. James Ro,
Chelie, United States navy Lieut. H. NJ Garland Uni
navy Mr. Louis Karcher United States Coast
survey Mr. Hugh Clark, chief engineer Mr. John H.
pilot
The sloop-ofwar Cyane sails from Norfolk on Monday
next Tor the Pacific squadron Her officers have all re-
ported aud are as follows Captain Samuel Lockwood
lambert LdeutenautsJ II. Spots r. S. Phelps George
a. MOTHS, j. Stlwell, A. G. Mccartney (acting mastery
sd Lieutenant of MarincsA n Baker. Orderly
pegeant-James Lee. Surgeon-L. J. Williams AS
sistant surgeon-Chares Il. Living Purser--J d. Muir
ray ray Captains clerk. w. Upsum Pursers clcrk--
ohas y Float Acting boatswain---John Brsco Gum
her--N. b Wiet. Experimentation Knight Sail
manN, samuel f. Boutwell, Master -Behumes,
Donoho, Phelps and Grace
me Fuitons battery and are in readiness for her
az Noroik Her officers Lieutenant command.
lug 20 .. Almy. Lieutcnants--M r. Warrington
nooefe u Stewart Robert Seiden Marshall c. Campbell
fu'ser-Robert II. FlscS, Surgeon Mayo Chief
cngheer-Newe Second assistant cnginecr-J O.
uner, Third assistant engineers--W b. Burrows. J. b.
houston and DeGraft Purser-,John Powers H,rma-
rnes are in charge of Sergeant Thos s. Bowe
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distinct This triumph OF achieved by means Of
newly-invented instrument and there is no limit
To The size TO which pictures may be taken by this
method as the old difficulty Of regulating the focus has
been entirely obviated Photography has been applied
to great extent by government both in this country
and England 10 the reduction OF maps. We are in
formed that the saving by this means in the Ordnance
department in Great Britain has been less than thirty
thousand pounds sterling in single year and there
also greater certainty of entire accuracy In the work
done by this method Thus the discoveries in science
made to contribute to the general welfare in matters OF
practical utility well Of luxury and convenience
TRAMsEiL SMITn.-0ur readers will recoect
that in July last two men, named James Tralnmell
and James Smith, made their escape from the Alex
andria Jail and although large rewards were OF
fened for their capture and the most dilgent search
was made, they could not be found Irammell
arrested and committed on two charges that
of breaking into the warehouse of Messrs Wheat &
Brother, in Alexandria and stealing therefrom large
amount of dry goods and also that of assaulting and
robbing Mr., III. Schwarz. Last week letter was re-
ceived by gentleman in Alexandria from Norfolk stating
that Tranmell then in that city. Officer Warder
Immediately left for Norfolk but did not succeed In
finding the Of whom he in SEARCH and returned
to Alexandria Tuesday evening He succeeded in
finding named George Trammell who is very
much like James Trammell in appearance and it is sup
posed that from this likeness the report originated.
TIE nIEATRE The farce which performed last
night written by Doesticks, was intensely funny, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence made the most of it, Mrs G.
W. Tayeure also resolved with rapturous enthusi-
asm We have heard several persons complaining that
they laughed until their sides ached and are only
performing public duty in warning people who don't
wish to indulge in mrthfuness not to venture within
the walls of this building Never mind there will be
enough there without them.
This evening Mr. and Mrs Florence will take bene-
fit which occasion will be presented Samuel Lovers
comedetta Of 'sThe Irish Lion " the oddty 'sHow to
get out Of IT, will be repeated, and the performances
will close with the farce entitled Nan. This Is GER
tainly great bill.
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AUCTION SALES.
By JAS. G. MCGUIRE q co, Auctioneers.

By JAS. G. MCGUIRE & co, Auctioneers.
LSXTENSfVE SALE or SECONDHAND Pr
Music Musical Instruments, Glass
On Monday morning September 81 10 o'clock sell
al the music Of John Es, ESQ., pcnns avenue
between 9th and 10Th streets he having removed temporarily
order TO enlarge Improve his storey eight very good
hand pianos, received in exchange for ones, viz
Que by ltosenkrantz
Three by Andre Stein
Two by knabe Gaelic
Two by Gilbert
lot damaged music
Guitars, flutes, banios, aocordeons
Music books, engrayings, &c.
Also, ali the glass shelving ooh stoves large
carpets awning wall show shutters
Terms s25 and under cash; that Of 90
days Tor satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing
= 800 ~. JAS, C. MCGUIRE & CO.,
Sept 2f-d Auctonecrs
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE g. Co., Auctioneers.
INTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT FURNI-
a and Household Encctson Wednesday and Thursday
september 10th and 30rh each day 10 O'Clock
shall SELL tho residence of Miss Janney
Pennsylvania all the furniture effects comprising
Superior round
steinway Sons, New York
Rosewood marbetop contre aud sofa tables
Suite Of rosewood parlor furniture finished In satin
Handsome walnut whatnot, fancy chairs
Brocatelle and chinz curtains, shades
Gilt frame pier glass; slab and bracket
Walnut and mahogany sofns, divans
Easy chairs, walnut paror chairs
Superior spring-scat lounges, vases
Brussels, three ply, and Ingram carpets
Floor olcloth mating rugs
Extension dining, and breakfast tables
Walnut dining chairs, sideboards
Mahogany secretary and book case Isl
French china dinner, and dessert ware, glassware
Silver plated casters, table cutlery
Six large covered dishes, chatting dishes
Superior refrigerator, dining chairs
Mahogany and walnut dressing, and plain bureaus
Walnut and mahogany bedsteads
Wardrobes, washstands toilet sets
IL superior feather beds, holsters, and pillows
IL ino curled hair mattresses, husk
Comforts, blankets, spreads
Chamber tables, chairs, dressing. stands
looking glasses, fixtures
Franklin alright and coal
large and superior cooking stove
Together with general Of household kitchen
effects
Terms $50 and nnder cash. that
days for satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing
sept 1s-s JAS. O. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctoneers
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A MOTHER BATCH OF NEW BOOKS AT
N PTe Ionsahoid Book Of Poetry COLLECTED ana eli

A MOTHER BATCH OF NEW BOOKS AT
~ Philips Household Book of Poetry collected
by Charles A. Dana So 90.
American Eoquence Collection Of Speeches and Addresses
most eminent Orators of America with Biographical Sketches
Illustrative Notes by Frank Moore illustrated with portraits
engraved steel 2 vols So.
From New York 70 Delhi by of Rio dc Janero Australia
China. by Robert b Mnturn,j r. 81 25.
Rational Cosmology The Eternal Principles and
laws of the Universe By Iaureps Hcok D. College
81 rs. '1t or
Hectron Tho Franks Of tho Modern Puck Geographic Epic
for the Times. By Vim. c. Richards. SO
Veges Of the Spirit; History Of Man BY Dunlap member
Of Tho American Oriental Society, New Haven 90
The Laying OF the Teegrapbc Cable with all its Incidents
ecotes. BY John Muay official historian Of the
ditons abundany iuaed authentic History People
so cents; free by mail, 90 cents. , sa.4s1
For sale at PHILIPS New Bookstore,
S32 Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
Sep 17-f fga.#f #I.
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REy DIR. EcKARD has resigned the pastoral charge OF
the Second Presbyterian church, New York avenue
and has entered upon his duties Professor Of
guages in Lafayette college, Pa
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National Hotel.

James Caige, Now York Miss Burngarncr Virginia
C Walden, do J ii Brown, s4lunton, Va
Miss Martin, do ,Saml Coman, jr New York
w Burgess, Rhode Island ID c Dggs, Maryland
A Gallup, do Simon Stevens, lancaster Pa
rnos McFaddcn, r Ptsburg Pa Post lady, Hartford,
Miss McFadden,
w Payne, New York J II Jarman, New York
Geo II Bell, do Mckay, Iittsburg ID.
S III Tying, do j Pomin, London
Howell 3 ladies, Baltimore Cutter New York
ii Burke Michigan II Eddons lady, Alabama
Singleton Vaughn, Benc Cal Eddens, lady daughter
w s Johnston, Baltimore J Duval, Maryland
Chas A Conrad, New Orleans Col w D Bowie do
l. II Conrad do s w Sexton Springfield, Conn
James Burngarner, Virginia Mr. Quos, England
Miss Al Burngarner, do
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The excitement about the Kansas oold mines t;I, ~
unnes. Several companies have left Kansas city. Mo
LOT the diggings and Others are about TO start il few
rays. 1t is stated that one arrived in Wyandott
=, recently with thirty-fve hundred dollars the pro
oec,ls Oi last summers toll in the ,ni,oo M az ~ ~
NIUE doubt OF the presence Of gold there but whether Il
can pe obtained in such quantities as to encourage min
ing remains to be seen nm
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WORKS. -Pitmans Manual of
Il Photography.
The Reporters
Of photography; by A. J. Graham,
The monographs Reader; by Ienn Iiman.
The History Of Short Hand edited ptman
The Mariners Book.
The Teacbera treatise the mparting know
edge of photography; by Bonn ntman.
For sale by BLANCHARD &MOIIUN,
Sep % Corner Of lh street and Penn avenue
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ARRIYdLS At THE HOTELS.
Browns, Hotel.

Mrs Mccue, Augusta, Ga Anderson, Cincinnati, o
Mira ii Clarke, Ohio S d Chapman, do
Miss + fibbin, do John Tnygard Boston
Miss Anna Barry, do II Cruzat, Nov Orleans
Dr Saml c Hin, Virginia ii n Bell, Stanton, Va
J r James 4 family, do Mr. & Mrs Vito, Virginia
Jacob Lynch, lady & daughters, Thos Dipps, Virginia
Virginia Plingg, Georgia
Miss Ands Virginia T. West, Philadelphia
j Kite, Philadelphia + III Clarke, Memphis Tenn
W Hunt, New Orleans Woodruff, lady a. children
w A Tucker servant California Misses Hutchens
NJ Bcal do John Curray lady, Illinois
Geo VIM Holson, Richmond Va Miss Sterling do
J NJ Graham Eiinger, Virginia James Keats, Arkansas
c Kemfcr, do Mrs 1Ioland, do
l. Andcrson Cincinnati o Miss Thebantt DO
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. a3Ee i

YNIIE DIARY OF AN OLD DOCTOR; BEING
Il sketches Of the most interesting od rhy
can py James Maitland VOL cloth, 81 30 vols, o.
The Lawyers Story tho Orphan Wrongs A. Malt
land vol, cloth, 81 2si vols, paper, 81
Just received Al TAYIOR A MAuRYs
sept 24-ot laf'N tal ss 33a Penn.
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KirkWOOd House.,

G Brockmer, New York Kising, Virginia
Muevn Massachusetts, John IRVING South Carolina
Hudson, Illinois Il Motel lady, 2 children &
Stnailwood Now Yo wants, charleston
A j Hcnkarn, Maryland He Bciigncy do .,. L..
G NJ Pile, Pennsylvania Aaron Legge New York
Jalc, Philadelphia Thos II Addck, Baltimore
ID $ Avaos, Cuba Capt Faraget lady, Virginia
LA Pellet, New York VIM Clark, New York
John Homer, Norfolk, Va Il Iockwook, Mobile, Ala
John II Sale, do Chittenger, New York
WIN Vogt, Iowa City James larry lady, Alabama
Geo II Devenport, Ohio VIM Caroline, Rhode Island
Chas III Booth, do III Wells, Florida ar o.
Hopkins, Virginia
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EDUCATION.
DOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ID FOR YOUNG LADIES FRENCH AND ENGLISH,
400 A. street. Washinrfon

PIincpa-D0SAID MACLEOD, A. NJ, University Glasgow.
viii begin the Monday Sep
temhcr and end on the 30h OF June following
O5gh literary scientific culture elementary
strucou efficiency and Of e frcneh department.
social advantages, Il T. unsurpassed
Every primary personal
supervision who assisted by three ladies ability
experience, aud the highest education.
No school Of Paris possesses standard Of good Fronch,
better corrective French conversation and writing
greater facilities acquiring that language IL 10 strengthened by
the accession Of Prof ALEXANDRA.
MUSIC on THE PIANO THE GUITAR AND THE HARP
taught by the ladies tho family Offering superior advantages 10
day scholars well a. boarders.
The highest GLASS; Of first seniors Of last term win take
literature and science for which prepared and
receive at the end Of year diplomas suitable testimonials
further Information circulars.
Sep 1--dir2w fStafkStaies.l
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A GNES-A NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF AIDA
IN May" vol. Price 81 25
BRANDON or Hundred Years Agoa tale Of the
MES. ny osmond Tiffany vol. Price 81
Humboidts oosmas complete English edition.
o. % For sale by ~ y .9tr BLANCHARD MOHUN,
Sep 23 Corner OF 18th street and avenue
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BY JAS. @. MCGUIRE AZ Co, Auctioneers.
CORPORATION STOCK AT PUBLIC AUCTION -
On Monday Afternoon September 81 ats O'Clock, the
ton rooms, shall sell In sums TO suit purchasers
~ 600 corporation OF Washington quarterly per
$500 corporation Washington semi
80 600 corporation OF Alexandria per cent coupon stock
corporation Of Alexandria cent registered stock
81 600 Bank OF the Metropolis stock
Terms cash In current funds.
j. C. MCGUIRE & Co.,
Sept 24-d Auctoneers
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II lTCoMBs LETTERS 10 YOUNG PEOPLE, SIN

THUMBS LETTERS TO YOUNG PEOPLE, Sin
IL gle and married. vol. Price 81
10 all. 'H1H 0I ~
Pleasantly told and coached language
vi" us way ID tho hearts Of HE young The subjects treated bear
upon an inc relations Of e the rnorsl tone which caracterze5
every page ne earneste which b breahed into line and
the genuine love Of the good the true the beautiful which
lis halo over the whole their impress
mind Of the reader "B4gaio Courier Hla lesH
For sale by BLANCHARD a. MoHUN,
Sep % Corner OF lltl street ana Penn. avenue
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SHAKSPEARES COMPLETE WORKS, New and
~ elegant edtion-Edioi by Richard Grant White.
This day published: H. ILL., W. vi containing the Comedies
To DO comprised in IL vos post Svo Price 81 SO per
5Fg r5f47 r5 s.# s.ts LITTLE, BROWN, & CO.,
sept 2l-3tleod 112 Washington street, Boston.
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0tARPETlNG, FLOOR OIL-CLOTII, RUGS, MAT

CtARPETlNG. FLOOR OII-CLOTH, RUGS, MAT
~ tngs Drugges Materials and House furnishing Dry
Goods, such
Velvet tapestry carpctings designs
Tapestry Brussels do In great variety
New STYLES Brussels super quality
ra-heapy 3py do very rich
Extrasuper ingrand new patterns
Very heavy Atwood Dutch carpepgs
Txlled vcnitaD carpetng for halls and stops
Velvet and BrGssels do do do
Full sheets extra heavy very rich floor oil cloths cut TO 1T
any size or shape ROOM hall, or passage
Mosaic velvet and tufted rugs and mats
and Canton mattings
12-4, 14-4, 1914 drugget crumb cloths
English drugges all widths, by the yard
Very richly embroidered lace curtains
Satin lnines, brocatels and reps for curtains
White, buff blue, and green shade linens era BSh
rods, curtain fixtures, &c.
Having HADAN co great Carpet Auction which took
place in and 9Th n prepared TO
greater than afforded under ordinary croum
respectfully invited examination Of
stock HOOE BRO. 4 co.
Aug 18--dR