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stoek es aTy geo4as mHn0msiss, Aaeas and
lassksd hsxsxs Makaag yssss gsaaReAaass. All
f sss McleRlD So RDWEE. /
n. ,. Corn. cash, whsak, oats, pOta4
Tea dry hiaas, kaEy ED paeaaee q al
kinds taksA In exchange foF goeasST ray
neal ~ ase saaas, Fl 81 aeFsfsasas
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CRESCENT cEuy. IowA.
Large sapeav - seeds asa sana
IA maA@ AH@Re @asa Eas& RI 20
A great variety. 81 Gasasa. gIssa ana
kaessss Sasas. real nd esaaths, fer aie
shsap. Also coed aapply = shs Aafilsss
and best variety Il EAlnese Sssgar (.aifse.
Shafas ~ Eassh AHmahaa. NAL Lsseass,
.ssoeA Gem Bed and " hIta CARA sasd.
and maaY skhsg Aaaes sald rsse vi Sistgss.
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aacaEt.E. = aLAcghEaRT nE,aAT,
Led AAksEaEp ana EsssaaazahAsaa 0xaaga Rasg.-
AerrY. Asa ana nAAek Cnxzangm. aszAsala
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sagYy plants, whleh ne will sell at S5esa
per asseaz ssas BY @aEl pssg pa u, rs ets |
saz aezsEs saae es1b 2asA assa VARS ssssS |
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~ cox Il ROBERTS 81
Patent ThFesheF L. CEeaFser.

y AZ cox Il ROBERTS &
Patent ThFesheF l. CEeaaCr.
Ths decreased demand for these machines
pFsgg they are gkowing daily in favor with
the farmers. Thsir exlrea.e simplicity and
dass asiity allow o. their being asily aaan-
aged BY the most unskiliFul farn@E, and
thsiE cheap ess places them waghgn yha
reach Of ali. We hope this season to be
abls - fill orders on receipt, but would ad-
EYise sh0ss wishing to purchase to send in
their orders soon.
ThreShers without CIeansrs, Lever ana
ETsdIeas Chaia Powers, Corn Shelters, and
castings OF ala kinda. "a
- Orders respectfully solirits& and
pFSlagaly attended 10. g.
AfkGsLANDs L. FERGUSON
naaxeh242 5sm4 Saint Louis, No,
~ j. D. sTUTsMAN, Agene.
sm Council Bluff, Iewa.
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i!iastrnted every week.
A GIFT WORTH FROM 80 CENTS
TO $500 40 IN GOLD, ~riii be presented
?, - 81 subscriber msdistsly on receipt
Of lhssubscaplion money.
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The articles to be distributed are e8m-
prised In the following list:
pigs Of Gold, containing S500eaeh
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other-articles, worth from ffty eeats to
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Immediately on receipt Of the s~bserip-
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Ce'yssSonls,ses Of Txs Star.


7 q q 8 = ALBxAHpIIA, Va, Aug. Is, 1853.
The steamer Thomas Collyer, Capt Baker, was
crowded to her utmost capacity yesterday after
noon, by the Passengers from the great Southern
line Several hundred pieces Of baggage were
checked through to Washington The repairs to
the George Page are proceeding as rapidly as
possible and she will be In service In day or so
The Ladies' Fair at Orange Court House will,
IL Is said, realize net profit Of over $500
The Gazette says: A rumor having gained cre-
dence that the death Of John w Young had been
caused by foul play, his body was Yesterday az
ternoon exhumed and examined by Drs Frencb
ana 6regoty, to ascertain the facts. II was said
the hole which was In his neck had been caused
by spike In the cart which fell upon him; but,
upon examining the cart, no spike was found,
hence the rumor that he had been fouly dealt
with. Upon determination Of the body the hole
In his neck was discovered, but IL was ascer-
tained that 1t had been caused by projection on
the cart, and that death was caused by suffoca-
ton, as before stated
Arrived, observation-disclosures Jas. II. Sepuine
Ellis, New York. salt to order Sailed schnrs
H. r. Stoc kton, Cranmer, NewYork, coal, by ID
A. Lowe; Mary Jane, McDermand, ST Johns, N
b. corn, by Cazsnove Il Co.; 3. + Jayne. JAYNE,
Fowle & Co.
Markets to-day.-Flour. no sales reported
w heat, offerings good sales of white, 81 3OaSI
s5i red, Sl.1SaSl 26. Corn, no sales reported.
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AuQrTuI uLM.

By. c. MCGUIRE a CO., Auetionssvs.
TWO VALUABLE LOTS ON NORTH N
- Ply BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH Sfs w EsT.-(m
FhiDA1 AFTERNOON,A August q, at g o,cl'k
on the premises, shall sell Lots No. IS and s. in
sgodvlson Of Ser No. 49, fronting q feat on north
~ so i1th and 18th streets, running back 50
Terms: One third cash: the residue In and II
mon.ns, WIN interest, secured by deed IN trust on
an a5-d &c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auots.
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< " S X " c E.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO ALL WHO HAVE
49, ID al u a.

a II
LIVES OR PROPERTY TO INSURE.
The Subscriber tenders his grateful acknOw edg-
ments to his numerous friends and patrons for their
1avors aud liberia lty to him as LIFE and FIRE In
srRANc AGENT during the past four or FIVE years.
and he sOlIcits from t. o citizens of this City and
District acOntinuaGc &C of their patronage, assuring
them that he intends to be faithful to their inter-
ests, as the Companies which he represents are
able. prompt and liberal. The particular and i'm
mediate attention of ALL who have policies In the
late . Farmers and Mechanics INSURANCE L O,npa-
ny OF PHILADELPHIA" is called TO the following cards
POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY OF
GEURGETOWN,D DC,
Chartered by act of Congress 1881.
III Stakeholder Personally ResponsibLe.-G
Directors-John Marbury, Robert Read, J.. Urine.
Joshua Rley. VIM. H Edes, A. II. PIckrell, David
English, X. Cruikshsnk, nj. Willett. q georgetown;
WIN; Emmert. DR.. VIM. p. JOIN ston, WIN. b.
Todd, and John Purdy, Washington, ID. c.
JOHN MARBURY, President.
HENRY KING, Secretary.
AMOS HUNT, Agent, Washington, ID. c.,
Resldence-No.5 81 North A street. Capitol Hill;
Post Office BOx-No. 454 City Post Office; Agency
omcs-No. sig nh street, near Odd Fellows Hall,
Washington, ID. C..
IL Orders attended to immediately.
IL Losses paid promptly. au % -8ts
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A STILL GREATER REDUCTION IN THE
"a PRICES OF DRY GOODS.
tn Is-2v

WOOD-WOOD-WOOD
I am daily receiying a large supp of Blok ory
Reach. Oak and Pine WOOU, which will be sold
low foe cash or to punctuai customers, from my
wharf, on 10th street, next tn Canal Bridge, Also
q superior assortment Of Red anc White Ash, Lick
ems Valley, and Cumberland COAL, which viii be
and the public gen rally will please favor me with Q
call Def re buying elsewhere. -g ~
Dealer in Wood. Coal, Eime sand,
aulT 18th street, near Canal Bridge.
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Cen.ecratien sf am A,.ist.n, Ri.han.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25.-Dr. SamI Bowman
was TINS morning consecrated at Christ church,
Assistant Bishop Of Pennsylvania
large number Of the members Of the conqTe-
cations Of st. James and St Johns churches
Lancaster, Were in attendance. Bishop Kemper
preached the dedicatory sermon.
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The Europa's Passengers,

ST. JoHss, n. F, Aug. 23.-The Persia ap-
peared on here at 10 % a. m, received passenses
and mails (Of steamship Europa) and procet ded
at IL O'Clock for Liverpool
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, August IS Flour Is lower sales
Of 500. bbls State q OOa4 25; Ohio 90 OOs6 10;
Southern IS 40a5 So
Wheat is slightly lower sales 900 bush
Southern red 81 26al 30; White al 81 26aI 50;
Western white 81 3Oa1 81
Corn is heavy: sales Of 90. 900 bushels; mixed al
73aS3c., yellow scarce, CSC.
Pork IS arm; mess sI7aI7.25 prime sHs5s
Is 90. Lard firm.
Whisky is dull at 2S-
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The Yellow Fever in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, August - -Dnriag the past
week there have been 3l2 deaths In this civ fror,
yellow fever. The number OF deaths for the ore.
vlous week was 2s6 SO that there 10 an increase
Of 36
The deaths In this city on Saturday by yellow
fever Were IS being the largest number In any one
day this season.
The fever Iages mainly among those unaccli-
mated The Howard Association il actively en-
gagged In relieving sufferers
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Financial.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 25-S.ocks higher. Closed
weak. Chicago aud Rock island T2K; Illinois
bonds OIL; La Crosse and Milwaukee *; Micht-
gan Southern 33x New York Central 7sH !;
Reading 4sK; Milwaukee and Mississippi 49, /,
Va 6's 93K; No. SIS, sax
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Fire i'm Fort Wayne.

FoRT WAYNE, IsDIAsA, August "a The hrst
division Of the extensive warehouse Of mn a
Orolson, in this place, was entirely DESTROYED by
nre this morning, at eight o'clock The more
valuable portion Of the store in the rear
ion, which, together with large stock Of wool,
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Baitinsrs msYkets

BALTIMORE, August 25.-Flour Is steady; How
ard street and OHIO S5as5.62; City Mills, IS 50.
Corn is quiet; white has improved; eOas3c ;
yellow is unchanged, SSaQOc.
Whisky is dull at 26a26k c
Provisions are dull aud unchanged
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Mutineers of the WhaIe,hip Jun,or.

BosreN, August % The mutineers Of the
whaleship Junior were broug ht before Commits
sioner w oodbury to-day, aud a preliminary en-
animation was held, and they were fully com
mitted. Five have made written confessions of
their crime, generating the rest
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By ]. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.


by V'RtUts or A DEED OF TRrST To
~ the subscriber, bearing date the 81 st of Decem-
Der, IN the year eighteen hundred and fiIty-s
Cl856) and recorded Liber ]. A. q, folio IS. ct
seq, and made to secure a ceTtsin debt due Judson
Mltchell, the SUBSCRIBER, at II O'Clock m on SAT
UkDAl, SePtembsr IL, at J. C. MctiuIre q Co.'s
Auction store IN Washington City, ID. c., to ac-
ceinp the object Of ssd deed, will offer for sale
nGbilc auo'ion the country seat cal ed al ckng
Ton, IN Washington county, being the residences Of
Joteph Gales. SO. At is bounded on the east by
the new burg road, on the west by the land
oil WASHINGTON Berry, north by Seaver and Keat-
Tug lands and south Ivy city boundary lines is very
hlghy improved, and contains one hundred and
seven acres, (lG7D or thereabout.
Terms OF eale: The purchaser will be reanired to
pay one fourth pu chase money In hand AZ the
tune OF SALE The residue In six, twelve, and ghteen
months from the day Of sale, with int crest thereon
LON SAID date. and 10 give his notes for such de-
premises.
If the purchaser shall fail to comply with the
terms OF sac within t. days after the day of ga e.
the subscriber reserves the right TO resell the land
and premises for cash. after ten days previous nc
tlce, at the risk of such defau lung Purchaser
yOrN II MITCHELL. Trustee
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE d Co., Aucts,
an 19 eo&ds [Union.l
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Another Dispatch by the Cable.

New YORK, Aug. 24.-Mr. Field has received
another dispatch from London, dated o-day, but
its contents have not been made public.
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The Troy Postma.tership.

Troy, n. Y August 23.-The Democrats OF
this city complimented James b Fonda. E,o
our newly appointed postmaster, with a serenade
THIS evening There was quite a turnout. sa-
lute OF one hundred guns was also fred in honor
Of the appointment
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DIED.,

On the sd instant, after a lingering illness of FIVE
years. SUSAN A. NJ wife of John Holbrook in
the 5lst year Of her age.
On the oath instant, JAMES BARRON. Al old
ana citizen, In the 6tth year of his age.
street, between 18th and nth streets. This ed
nesoayl Afternoon, at So O'Clock, TO which his rel
attend. 'A'''oJ W
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BY fELEGRAPH TO The STAR.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRESS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arr val 81 the Steamer Canada.

HAtIsx. August 2a.-cThe steamer Canada,
Win dates from Liverpool TO the 18th inst ar,
rived here tonight
foltical intelligence 10 scarce
queen Victoria was still visiting her dsug hter
tour n ,o R E%Psror NsPOlees was continuing bic
The rumors Of an early resumption Of diplo-
matte intercourse setween the western power.
ana Naples are denied
Dalmatian froatier
Riots had occurred IL Kilheany against the az
.lcuItn,si machines. The m litary bad restcrra
r,rv SoNnEkclAk,
L.VkttooL, Aug ust II --Cotton-xaies Of the
week H,Vm bales, Including 80 sales TO spec
S, and 500 bales for expcss. Holders ofsr
nnsIy, Out show no disposition 20 press sales
INDICATIONS barely maute3Npd
M%ncnt ster sdvices ers favorable and prices
nrn, with good dewsn nd
bteaostads-Tke market has . derlin,nc tan
dehcv. Al Qualities slightly declined The
harvest Prospects are encouraging hsrv..f h.sns
Well sdvanced. The yield Of wheat has been
geod, Flour 10 very dull prices are easier, but
Quotations unchanged. Wheat In very dull NJ .
nominal.
Provision.-The market Is quiet. Lard closed
ouoyant, and all qualities advanced Beef Is dull
out steady. Pork 10 quiet-no Americsn in mar
ket Bacon 10 steady with an improved demand
Lsrd selling At 5sse0s holders asking 62s
Produce-Sugar closed buoyznt nj "a ais a.
vance Coffee is arm, and Rice quiet, and r o~is
ana Turpentine are steady.
LONDON, August t3.-Consols 90 s.ss The
money market Is generally unchanged Bullion
In the Bank OF England has Decreased fl02 900.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, ACctIOneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE AT THE NAVY
- YARD, IN WARRINGTON. BY ORDER OF THE
at the Washington Navy Yard, the following arti-
ccs, viz:
slpourds Bread Dust,
barrels Flour,
10 pounds Pickles,
AZ CSeess.
z25ls gallons Besns,
Y Blue F anne Under Shirts,
90 pair Blue FLANNEL Drawers,
I0 gallon sample Bread Cssk,
S. ssa. Sc; d sm0t, s DO; do
] sresd Scale and R Rh
Meat do, do
aois.ses Gate, large re; Meat Kmf.,
81 pounds Flour,
IS do. Butter.
With lsrge lot Of other Provisions, which We
deem necessary to enumerate.
Terms caeh, In bankable funds-
neoo,.s W.. FLYNN, NAVY Agent.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
IVA len Faclas, issued from the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbla for
the County OF Washington. and TO me directed, 4
shall expose to public SALE for cash. in front of the
the Sd OF September next, 1883, at u o'clock M the
following described property, TO w.t.: All defend
ants right title, clam, and interest in aud 10 LOT
No. IN Square No. gal, In the city of W as ton
together with sll and singular the inn rove.
ments thereon, seized and levied upon as the prop
JUDICIAL NO. lSo, to October term 1853. in favor OF
w. sELDEN, Marshal
an Hts for the District of Columbia.
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WASHINGTON ARSENAL
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

We take pleasure in announcing that We have
made arIangements Tor limited supply of the great
Saoe. which 10 so much in demand as q relic Or
ders VIII tie received, ard will be I'D In inch pieces
onable pr,ces The demand is now SO gre,t that il
10 with difhculty il can he procured '"' -
WALL. STEPHENS & CO.,
~ Pa. avenue. betw. 9th and 10th SITS.
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THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
next, same hour.
BY order Of the Trustee.
au 10 2aw&ds A GREEN luct
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II STRAIT BOWLING SALOON.
IA S2S & sweet, beftresa l2fk aad i3th Sfresfs

Z STRhkT BOWLING SILICON.
IL SIS E Sfreef, befUees l2fh ard l3th streets.
The HudersIgned woVlt respectfully announce 10
the citizens and those Temporarily re A, l.4
siding in Washington, that the above SfIItt
will be reopened on Monday, Auenst
sd, 1853, afIer having been ceeo Loo ori~f SUN
mer season for the purpose OF repalrlng the alleys
To gentleuen in quest Of q heslthful recreation,
eufhcient Inducements are offered. the strlolest
order and desorum VIII he preserved.
The proprietor begs leave 10 return has thanks 90
the public Tor having 90 literally sustained him
heretofore, and soicits oontinuance OF thef pat
an .s-zv 1T. MARR.
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w Cd AND COAL.

Just received, a cargo Of Lyken's valley COAL.
Coal to equal this. Also on hand the beat onsIit,
OF all other kinds Of Coal which we are selling low
to those lsy ing IN their winter su ppIy "
Our stock OF WOOD rs nov compn'et. w.os
the best Oak, Pine. and Hickory Wood at a small
advance on oDst. 'i
Also, on hand, q choice lot of bakers Pima Wood
WANDER STEWAnT
Ofhce-corner n and 18th streets
au S-2w Yard-l2th street and Canal
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A CARD,

Il He undersigned respectfully informs his friends
and the public that IN addition has Copperplate
Engraving and Printing Establishment. he has made
arrangements to execute at the short motto. and
in the highest Style If art, al kind OF LITHO-
GRAPHIC PRINTING.
The Lthognphic department OF the business Of
the under ,gned vii. he under the immediate dreo
tIOn of Mr. q. Kogge permit endent for Saron
sELMAR sIEBERT,
au l9-lm No. as lat st. east CAPITOL Hal.
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IsBI pIRsP PAeR.1


Will be sod low for ca.S, or approved .ssupit1
scA .IiIEG reasons gwen for selling. address
VALUABLE PROPERTY For sIIE-Th.
snbscIIbeI offers at private sale the property
The Bakery situate the south sd of the
which abont 20 ssi Ss:e lam .
10 river the tow-path being included in this prop
The Bakery has q front of Ga feet on the Canal
aha controls 80 inches of water for driving its ma
THIS property for Bakery or Coal Yard ~ no,
w y al, ,nS u a ths p y.
of Hurty OIme and Mr. Bar9on. 10 T Ifs occnpsnsy
has front Of 10 feet on the Canal and ic feet on
tne rss' SIDE OF Gresn street, and is as easy of
ton as any yard IN the District.
ie ABOVE property Will be offered on liberal terms,
sale on the slst day Of August. lass. At O'CLOCK
APPLY to THOMAS BROWN, Jas Yves, street,
4 f%SsaSsss. p
kkNE HOUSE 20
ss h and
Also, two Building Lots for sale. fronting Sd st.
sale F4I further information inquire at SO, door
esse OF Ine ABOVE. au25-St'
FOR sALE-A Market and Dairy FARM of
ne with al the Necessary buildings,
county, Va. about five miles from the Long Bridge
ana Two from me Georgetown aqueduct. IL will he
Solo low and on accommodating terms. A pply by
letter, through the Post Ufhce, to JAMES w
BUkCH. Washington City. au24-tf
HOUSE FOR RENT-The three story BRICK
II DWELLING on the southeast corner of [.
and 18th streets, conta ping fine stable and
carriage house attached. To a good tenant the
rent will be low. Possession given immediately
INQUIRE at IS! street, or at Room No. IL, west
wang .H Il Patent r. Office - rscu,v,r,v
TOR RENT.-A genteel HOUSE, elegantly fur
l. nlshed. situated on the north side Of f. street
north. third house east Of Sd street west Posses
sion gwen immediately. Inquire at tle house.
A N OByECT.-FoR RENT-A new three story
"a BRICK HOUSE, on 9th street, above NJ St,
wen hnished IN all Its parts large parlor, with
water, taken into the kitchen by a patent pump
The usual rent of such buildings Is SScO-the ent
TOT TINS Is 80 per annum. Inquire on the corner
OF and u tn streets, No. $50, or to Mr. BRANAN
the key. au zs-3ts
FOR SALE-A fine LOT OF GROUND, located
L. and improved with a neat Brick Honss, con-
tanning four moe rooms with fine garden attached;
good water handy, and within stones throw of
Penn. avenue For further partIcu ars aopIy to the
sub crlber IN the Northern or Centre Markets.
JAMES K. DUNAWIN,
auH-A Butter Merchant
FOR SALE-On accommodating terms-two
U small BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, in
= hats 10
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TRUSTEE'S SALF.-WIll be sold on THURS
\ DAY, 18th August next. at 10 % o'clock, a. M on
7th street. near the Centre Market to the hirheet
bidder, for cash, one bav horse one iron grny horse
one wagon, and one double sett of harness 10 satIs
~ certain debts and notes, secured by deed Of
3l, 2O2, Of the land records of Washington county
ID. G. III, EDMUND CLARK Trnstae
~ lx-2aW6ds A. GREEN, Auctiopeer.
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iRTHE AROYE SALE IS POSTPONED,
BY order of the Trustee,
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Cable Celebratisps,

, BOSTON, August y An order, offered in the
boSrd OF AideImen last evening, 10 Join in the
Tele2raphic Celebration on the LIST Of September
was LAID over to ascertain the feeling of the mer
chants, tar PAYERS, &c, In regard TO the expense
ne once OF the American Telegraph Comps-
ny, 81 State street, is appropriately draped with
emolems OF mourning, as a token Of respect TO
the memory Of Jas EDDY.
WoRcEsTER, Mass August % The govern
ment OF this city have voted celebrate the 6rst
OF september as general holiday. The military
ana nremen will parade during the day, together
with such civic societies a may wish TO join In
the evening the CityRall will be ILLUMINATED and
fireworks dispIayed -''N
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small BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, in
Square 44, between 9Th and 9TH streets west and
u and north. They are in business part of the
CITY, cow ent 10 any kind of work, ard suitable
for pc sons who want houses at low prices. Apply
to POLLARD WEBB, No. $50 7th street. au ~
E0H RENT-The large room over Richard j.
Il Ryon's Grocery Store, corner of 9Th and sts.,
formerly occupied BY Gideon's Bindery. Inquire Of
RICHARD RYON. au i2-Im