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Description and Price List.

Ner Pianos from tie best Manufacturers in Na,c
York, Boston and Ptaadelphja
and scroll desk, $3.50 o
16 23 octaves, to G. two round corners octagop l.cs
and fancy desk, $275. 20
&c 2-3 ocaves four round corners Gothic or fluted
legs, fancy desk, begeled top, $500.
36 % octaves, four round corners serpentne ege
cy legs, beveled top, moulding the case 1886
10 5-4 octaYes, to A. two round corners Gothic or
/ npted legs fancy desk 1918. -
20 81 octayes four round corners serpentne legs
beveled top, fancy desk, tyre muuldings $3.50
II octaves to c. four round corners serpe9tine Irs
beyeled top, s400 to $500 go
..r, . IL.
Second HGRa Pianos, rel constructed and in good
tE coad5t2oa, from $l0O to $500
sg~ TERMs-One-third cash, the balance in three 70
six months "a -
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t Sosfo0rsL aI;slON.-T co-partnership here.
this day dissova under the name of Haythorn Son il
yicoIso yea by mutual consent Wi;an, IT e,stS
e8 4w17& N pay ~, Al depts.
Wilmot Wis. Oct ! 1e,o WILLIAM HAWTHORN, s
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HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
and Builders Hardware invited to cell ari examine
their stock. -
BlaclxsmIths will always find them well supplied with
iron OF an kinds Horse Shoes Horse Nails Rasp Wrought
Bolts Nuts and Washers Ground Wagon Boxes &C. with
a full assortment of
Blocksmith's Tools,
Among which may be found Bellows Anys Vic. sledps.
Hammers, Stocks and Dies, Rasps, Files, Nippers &c:
They will keep constantly on hand large stoc of
Cabinet Makers Tools AND Trinzn m ga .
that pertain to their business
Choice selections of English and American Table and
Pocket
CUTLERY.
Silver Plated, German Silver, and Alfalfa Fare of all
aeserptons together with an almost endless variety
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
Cistern and Chain Pumps with tubing well wheels Cor
dage of all kinds and in fact everything that to the
hardware business, comprising of the extensive
The stockt entirely new, having selected with the
greatest care from manufacturers and importers and win
be sold for cash as low lower than be bout the
est.
Farmers, Mechanics, Builder.
And all others respectfully requested caand OK
a, anime Goods and Prices, which win NV uly
Z R @ III
OF all descriptions Ok and OK yokes rins and sta
pies, steel springs cuvator teeth, Nails litt cheaper
tnap our neghbors wheel heads wooden and inn bench
screws files chses augers bellows grind ind enor
nous quantities OF
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Wm.e,
OF our own manufacture and surpassed by any tinker
this side Of shutdown
OUR TIN SHOP
Is up STAIRS were nIiai6cure
hand everything IN the line of tin manufacture where
we are ready to make tin CUTTERS conductors eayoughs
&c, and put them up at short notice.
To all who wish to make acquaintance we ould say
we are always glad to see to trade with youo get your
money in exchange for full equivalents and Nha you have
not the cash. or old ron old "copper" pew brass or
sur IKE we don't refuse to wait you reasorble length
Of tine. doing by you as we would be done by
ES~ Oruers will receive prompt and carefulttenten
WOOD s. C,RTER.
Kenosha, Sept. 25 1855. 1y15
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Col. q P. Herndon, of Union is nominated by com
muncation in the Columbia South Carolinan candi-
date for next governor Of South Carolina.
The following distinguished literary are reported
as intending to visit the United States the ensuing
as lecturers Charles Lever the celebrated Irish novelist
Charles Rcade the author of White Lies &C.; and VIII
liam Russell, the celebrated Times correspondent
Among the passengers on the Canada Gen. Will
lams, the hero of Kars visit to Nova Scotia. lie
was received at Halifax with demonstrations Of cnthusi
asm.
1t is stated in the New York Herald that Mr. Brdsall,
naval officer of that port has sent in his resignation
the state of his health precucs his attending to the d
ties of his Office.
Hon. James Craig, of Missouri is at Browns Hotel,
and Hon Pierre Soue, of louisiana is at the National
Hon. Isaac Toucey Secretary Of the Navy arrived in
New York on Tuesday evening, and was expected to
visit the nayy-yard at Brooklyn yesterday.
Miss Isabella Cass daughter of the Secretary of State
was married to MIR. Theodore Marnus Rocst Van Lin
burg, minister to the United States from the Netherlands
at Stonugton, Connecticut the evening of the 23d
Instant The ceremony was performed in Calvary church
Epscopal) by Rev. Daniel c. Weston. 1t was private
Affair." the company conssting OF the venerable and dis
tnguishcd father Of the bride, Mrs Garfield and Mrs
lyard her sisters, Mr.. Zimmerman, acting consul gen
eral for the Netherlands at New York. and Mr. Icdyard
and family. Mr.. Van Iimburg and lady proceeded the
same evening to Newport where they will remain until
the close of the season.
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oorrov IN rHE ENGLISH PARLIAMENr

During the recent session of Parliament the subject of
supply of cotton was referred to several occasions
The Earl Of Peterborough, in his first speech the In
dian bill expressed his belief that it primary OBJ
cct to provide for the Independence of England in the
supply Of the staple commodity of her greatest manufac
ture little had been DONE during the last fifty years.
for the cultivation of cotton in India he DESTROYS
therefore of seeing representative in the council from
Manchester In the House of Commons it observed
that no measure for India beneficial than the
great increase recorded in the subscription to the Man
chester Cotton Association within week the dona-
tons amounted 10 two thousand pounds sterling of which
seven hundred from Miss Burett Coutts. Such
increase would afford large for keeping up the
agitation for Indian cotton. The west coast of Africa
seems to the politicians hopeful than India Lord
pamerston said Eve shall find the African coast
most valuable OF supply for the article OF cotton
which is essential to manufactures 1t is consider
ably nearer to us than India; its cotton districts are
more extensive; access TO them is easy will un
detako to assert that with that coast for
this aimpotant article will, in few years. prove far
more valuable than that with any other portion of the
world, the North American States excepted On the
same occasion, Sir John Pakngton held this language
The act is that looking for supply of cotton
from Africa, where alone expect to obtain what
is indispensable to the industry anu of this
country; this end achieve only by crushing the
slave trade and protecting regular industry by our fleet
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

In the FIRST Congress district OF Vermont which was
formerly represented by democrat the democratic
vention last week nominated Major Charles g. Eastman,
editor of the Montpelier Patriot and recently postmaster
in that town. His republican opponent is Mr. Walton,
present member, and editor of the Waterman. In the
second Vermont district W. H. H. Bingham of Stowe, is
the democratic nominee for Congress.
There is republican in the first Congress district
of Maine the Bldeford Journal refusing to support the
regular nominee, Mr. Somes The editor of that paper
was one of the candidates who failed to obtain the nomi
nation.
The Cincinnati Enquirer of Tuesday says that an intel
ligeDt gentleman from Dayton who in DIR Office
yesterday says doubt is entertained of the election of
yallandigham to Congress over Lewis ID. Campbell by
from three TO FIVE thousand majority. Canpbe friends
will not bet dollar his success, although they are
generally betting
The conferces of the twenty congressional dis
ct Of Pennsylvania met at Brookville the goth in
stant and nominated Hon. James l. Gls for Congress
by reclamation The conference adopted strong and able
resolutions sustaining the policy and OF the
ional administration.
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SALE or THE PERSONAL ERFEo7S or TIE
LITE. CEN r. ~ SMITH


,,..r,ay manning NJ Thomas & Sons held a sale at
% auction rooms south Fourth street by order Of ad
,i,stratrx of the household furniture, rifles, guns,
nstoIs swords uniform clothing saddles &c, conpri-
ng the personal effects Of the iate Gen fesier r. omi
- he limited States army. The attendance was quite
80. numbering three or four hundred persons among
whom were many prominent citizens, who appeared anx-
IONS 40 procure relic Of the deceased The catalogue
numbered 23l lots embracing almost every conceivable
tlce Of camp equipage, household utensils, and male
wearing apparel IN, a.,
cen Patterson purchased two military saddles. with
holsters and harness. complete one at and one al
All and handsome dress sword at So large military
chair elegantly carved, OF WOOD IRON 'c ior'ihca-
lions Of the castle Of San Juan ID uoa cost $751; was
alo bought by GEN T. for 800, and number OF other
articles among them superior walnut crimson and gold
broontec armchair from the castle at Mexico hand
some chess table, with Backgammon board attached The
d ~ tbe table being made from the Notifications OF
Vra Cruz and the checker board being made of wood
from the flag at the city OF Mexico, was sold for
sG5 major generals hat, OF the new regula-
tion STYLE with case brought 81 very fine
field gas in case bought by Captain Parry, of the
vashinqton Grays at SIG. The firearms generally
hropght good prices. small Colts revolver, with APP
parats and case, sold for s2l 50 Colts patent car
Lime with appcndages new, at Si4 q double barrel
onn stub twist &c., sold for $50 Colts sporting rifle
brought s57 fine rife, by Wesson, for SIT so one
mir superior q Manton" pistols sold for SAT so; Colt
revolving pistol bought by Col Leiper for Sl2 80
large sized telescope sold for S50 pair Of gold epau-
letes containing I'll diamonds, mace IN inc city oi NICK
leo sold for 800 another pair Of gold bullion epauctics
sold for SIG and one pair at SIS cessboard made of
the wood of the asta from the palace of the city OF
Mexico sold for sl2 so military blue cloth coat lined
with deer skin, brought $40 an Indian suit 81 90
gentleman named Hannah about going to California,
was the largest purchaser bidding in great number OF
articles of furniture clothing, firearms, instruments, &c
over all other bidders Col Pleasanon also present,
and purchased number of articles The sails lasted
three and half hours and the bidding was very spirited
.b.J oola vo y
If not wishing to compete with those who seemed de-
tennined to have what they wanted at any price.
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THE ARMY AND NAVY.

The United States steamer San Jacinto. Commander H.
H. Bell arrived at New York on the Gath instant, from
Hong-kong May IA, Batavia May "a, Simon Bay, Cape
nood Hspcl june 20, St Helena July %. .'All well =
The San Jacino has been absent from the United States
Two years and eleven months. The following is list Of
ner officers Commander H. III. Bell lioutcnants, II.
IL Lewis J. G. Williamson, John Rutlcdgc, james NJ.
Duncan. Walter w Queen II. T. Bowen p,rscr J. o.
bradford captain of Marines John d. Sims chief en-
ghecr u I. sherwood chaplain, r. Gown assistant
surgeons, II. p. Daniel and j. f. scmple LIST assistant
engineers, Andrew Iawton and r. s. De Luce; "a do,
nchry W. Spooner and VIM. Is. Brooks 81 do, Ten
fyck B,les Henry 9. Victor and Charles Baker cap
TAIN clerk, Ernest Clifford pursers clerk, ID, A. Ed
wards; boatswain, Chas Johnston; gunner John 9
mttcr; carpenter Asa Ponsctt; samakcr, Stephen
Seeman acting masters mates, Charles Rcrrct and
Firgluius l. B,ucey.
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PROPOSALS FOR LITH0GRAPHY.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PumIc PRIsnyG,
Washington, August 10, 1858.
@ EALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Office until Monday the 30 instant ~ clock print
from transfers six thousand hundred and thirty
each OF sixty ess) Botanical
the Appendix the Report of tho
Survey Ten of these illustrations copper
residue Bidders viii the hundred
transferring and printing including the OF transportation
copper plates from this back delivered
the successful bdr OF When
atons be delivered Mt such place in this city may
rected free Of charge The required for printing viii be
nisbed by this Office.
Bond and security viii be required faithful
work.
Proposals must be addressed the undersigned
"rroposas for TYPOGRAPHY"
GEO w. BOWMAN, Superintendent
August 17--eodGt eod6tl
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CARPETlNG, FLOOR OIL CLOTH, RUGS, MAT

~ tngs, ruggets, Curtain Materials and House
Gools, such
Velvet tapestry carpctings designs
Tapestry Brussels do In
New styles Brussels do quality
Extra heavy ply do very rich
Extra super ngraind patterns
Very heavy all wool Dutch carpetngs
Twilled Venitan carletng FOR halls and
Velvet and Brussels do do
Full sheets extra heavy very ric 10 lit
any size shape room, hall, passage
Mosaic, velvet and tuitoi rugs and
Cocoa and Canton nattings
124, IA, 1914 drugget crumb cloths
English druggcts, all widths, by the yard
Very richly embroidered lace curtains
Satin laines brocatels, and for curtains
White bun, blue and shade linens
Stair rods curtain fixtures, &c
Having attended HADAN Carpet which
place New York the 4t aud 9th prepared
ordinary
stances Purchasers pec invited to examination
stock. H0OE 4
Aug 1S--dh
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by JAS. Q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auotioneers.

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO THE
eighteen hundred aud Gft six (S56 and s.
folio 90 seq and made 10 secure certain debt duo Judson
MITCHELL the subscribers at IL o'clock Saturday,
H. at Mcclure Co.'s auction store Washington city, c.
accomplish the object Of said deed viii public
ton the country called "Eckngton county
ing the residence Of Joseph Gae Is bounded the east
the Badcnsbug road the by
Berry north by seaver Keang land by city
dairy line is highly improved and hundred
acres, (l07,) or thoreabout.
Terms OF sae The purchaser will be required
the purchase hand at the sale; six
twelve and eighteen months from the day
on from said date and TO give his note for such deferred payments
secured by deed oftrust on the premises.
the purchaser shall fail 10 comply with
ten days after the day sale the subscriber right
sell the land cash. notice
the risk Of such dcfsutIns purchaser
JOHN T, MITCHELL, Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE l. CO.,
Aug 2l--co&ds Aucuoneers
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MARYLAND LAW WORKS.--The "Reports of
lvl Decisions OF the High Court OF Chanocy Maryland"
volumes at 50 volume 824 by James Wngate
Also wingaes Maryland Register defining the official duties
every public OF the the constitution
tho and the Of the legislature
which numbering 20 900 have been analysed dcsod
by the autlor expressly for this work.
The above works publisher approval
and liberal successive Legislatures the
For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR s
July 20--lm 0sr
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REAL ESTATE On Tuesday A. Green, auctioneer, sold
part Of the subdivision OF lot in square 257, Ohio
avenue between Thirteenth and half and Fourteenth
streets, follows lot to w H. Tanning for ~ cents
per foot lot Fto p White for 32a cents per foot lot
II to a. Bruehl for 800 cents per foot; lot to Jacob
yemeyer for 32a cents per foot
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SLIGHT MisrAKE.In yesterday mornings local
column we published item from Alexandria paper,
stating that several young men from Washington had
narrowly escaped drowning by the upsetting Of saboat
last Sunday. We now informed and it gives us
pleasure to make the correctionhat this accident hap
pened not on Sunday, but on Monday.
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TSXTENsION OF THE aNEw BOOK. STORE. -

LNXTENSION OF TIE "NEW BOOK STORE. -
IL FRANKLIN PIIIP respectfully informs his
that extensive alterations and improvements in the
Of the completed In addition argc
Gently selected stock rsttss stationery American
books established gallery store
will tho novelties
public reading the leading European Journals
ing regularly received.
r. Philip
10 foreign orders advantageous
long England and America feels
satisfactory execution Of all orders intrused his
FRANKLIN ITIIIP.
Bookseller Statmcr
Aug Sill 3s2 Penn. sv. between 9th streets.
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I1H V0IikcToks OfTItk, CifY Hal, July 10, lS5S
FINO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for prompt paw
n mentNouec is hereby given thai tho year 1855
due, and payable ut this Office allows nj,
abatement OF eight cent for Tho yoa paid or before
The drst day Of september
To prevent the Inconvenience OF being delayed crowd us
ally IN attendance during the last few the
payers invited 10 call or sond for icir bills day
July 2o-oodtd JAS r. HALLIDAY. Collector
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H,HE GREAT WONDER oF TIE NINETEENTH

T,HE GREAT WONDER OF TIE NINETEENTH
Il Century Professor WOODS Hair Restorative.
Says the ~ Louis Cto) Democrat Below publish To
Dr. Wood ots city from gentleman Maine which glow
ngy Of the merits Of his hair tonic such
have It's effect when coming reliable Tcerfcaies
truth the Doctor
puiery from the press
BATH Gle. jan 20, 1885,
PRor o. j. woop CO. Gentlemen: Having my called
few months since TO The highly beneficial effects your hair
live, induced to make application OF upon my
which bnd become quite gray probably third wc whiskers
your Restorative used it, soon found was
proving what had wished used about twice
TO the world that tho white hair has totally disappeared both
II y sns ana o na amt my ha @ nns y % s
years am now sixty years old my good wife, at the age Of Atty
The above deem for valuable discovery
s assured thu, whoever win rightly use as per directions win
city and resident here for the hast fifteen years and
Of above my attached at your service as wish to
preserve the beauties Of nature in others wen myself
A. G RAYMOND,
BALTIMORE, Jan %, 1858
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
fof WooD Dear SIR Having had tho lose tho best
portion q my hair from the effects the yellow Orleans
in 1885, was induced to make trial preparation
the afflicted such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON
and pastor Of the Orthodox Church Brookhed
He gentleman Of great Influence and universally beloved
BRooxslslD, Jan. IL, 1853
PRoy woop; Dear Having your
gives me pleasure 10 tina, rs effect has been exccln,
moving Inflammation danfrun tendency TO itching
with which have secn troubled from childhood and has also
profit.
The Recrave put up in bottles Of three sizes VIZ large
dunn, and small the small holds half and resals for
proportion than the small bottle; the large
holds quart Forty per cent, more proportion and rcai for
co. rromietors aI2 broadway, New York an The
81 Louis, Mo. 1870
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n.y.. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

FTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Il LOIS IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE ION Thursday
September 10TH O'clock the premises
deed Of dated May ~ 1857 and duly bcr s.
No. l3t ios 81 tho
county shall sell lots Nos Is ana a. in subdivision Of square
fronting each "a feet
First running to 90 feet alley
each containing ,206 square Title perfect
Terms fourth tho three years
with interest, secured by decd in premises
TIlOS FISHER, Trustee.
Aug 25--eod&ds j. O. MCGUIRE L. CO., Auctioncers
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by ,. G. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.

FXNRUSrEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Il LOTS IN !" PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE Thursday
noon September l6in at O'clock the premises
deed IN trust dated May 1857 duly
No l35 ivio3 2e3 sc
county shall sell lots Nos 80 the square
No gu fronting each 20 ot inches
north ard streets, 20 feet
alley and containing each 306 square perfect
Terms Oneourth cash balance one two, years
with Interest," secured by deed premisea
TfiOs. j. FISHER, Trustee
Aug 25-so&ds J. G. MCGUIRE h CO., Auctionecrs.
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more aggravated is the fact that the day Mr..
r. followed the remains Of his only daughter to the
tonb-a circumstance which undoubtedly known to
theae miscrcants Mr. r. has offered reward Of $50 for
their apprehension and sincerely hope they may be
speedily arrested and brought to condign punishment
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yASpALisM. 1T becomes our duty to-day to record
OF the grossest acts Of vandalism that ptrpe
trated in the midst of civilized community On last
Tuesday night hardened wretohcs rendered their
characters still infamous by entering the marble
yard of William rutherford, street, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets and throwing down and destroy
ing eight Of his most costly marble monuments besides
muating several others. The damage done is probably
not less than $500; and what renders this outrage still
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@ UMMER ARRANGEMENT Tho steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE will follows
Leave Alexandria Mt A. s. 10, IL O'Clock o'clock
m.
Leave Washington 8, Q, II o'clock m; O'Clock
p m. n.
The THOMAS coILYER, when the route will opposite
hours. Faro 10
whaeys omnibuses connecting Page Colycr win
leave the Capitol and 18th avenue
the time the boats
June S-eod-n RICHARD wAII.tC1I President
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me revenue cutter James Campbell, Captain CLARK,
stationed at New London, Connecticut recently saved
vessel that had been driven ashore by stress Of weather
on the south side Of The Island Of Cuttyhnk and rescued
them
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WANTED.-An agent to transact the business
terry on the Biatcnsbure Turnpike. 1865 ''"'''
Good references win be required security by bond -
,aay wan be given Applications writing be received M ~
$3.50 1870 w wy Nv '" "'A' "on'h Aug 2t-dtf
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SUMMER RESORTS.


Il (y mites west from Washington Possession having
fosained tenant, ts establishment oIee
the 18th drccon
and reliable, courteous assistants.
pains expense viii be spared order
aud the high reputation Of these springs
Orange leave Alexandria "a O'Clock in The
and In the evening and return AT ph, aud .,
day leaving Richmond also twice day thus the most
Penient mode OF
Tho 90 per day, per week, per
month s0 for two mouths and 500 for the ending lot ocio
haifprce. THOMAS GREEN.
june 23-2