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NOEL & CO.,
Wholesale GrOcers and Dealer. i'm
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
CORNER or COLLEGE, ANDSPRLNG STREET.
No. HE Tenn.

COUNTRY PRODUCE,
CORNER Of COALEGEANDS SPRING STREET.
Na-l-~iIie, Tenn.
100 hhdsfair to choice sugar, 2 bb'S Loaf Sugars;
10 do clarified do IL bOls powdered Sugar;
20 bxs Havana do
Coffee.
600 ,ars Rio Coffee: IS bags Laguyra Coffee;
Liquors.
nObbI< Pike. whiskey; ~ bbIs American Brandy
100 DO Dean do 10 do Malaga Wine;
49, ss per ODD Id Brandy So do AIe
IS bbs bbls Cherry do so boxes St. Johns Claret
Is do smiths Res w'kv; 75basEets Champagne Wine,
80 do Hononeahela do 80 boxes Champagne Cider
4" do Fine Brandies;
Tobacco.
% boxes E S Powe's To- geo boxes Jack Falstah To-
20 boxes Southern Belle 80 bSs Commerce Tobacco;
bacco; IS bxs Industry Tabacco.
cigars.
10. 600 Napoleon CHARS; 1000 Jenny Lind Cigars;
5000 josephine Cigars; 10000 Hrands assorted.
We will also purchase the high market prices the
Pea Nuts, Lard, Cotton Yarns
Feathers Tallow Flour,
Beeswax, white Beans. Meal,
fla SEED, Eggs, Peacr brandy,
wheat Butter, AppleBran
Rye, Rags, Pinkroou,
Sar' nav, Orchard draos Seed
NHIet Seed Hemp. Blue Grass
Dried Peaches, Baggin2, Timothy "
Dried Apple Rome, Herds Grass g
Wool. Piow Lines, Hemp, =
Bacon, Red Cords. Onlons'
Potatoes, &C.,
Country dealers and farmers having any OF the above LOT
sale, do call when they visit the city,
iune2o-tf.
.yUGAR.-l4S hhds commcu fair, prime AMI choice
} Louisiana Sugar;
100 bblscrush Sugar;
so bbls clar6eu sugar
so boxes white Havana suget In store End 10
ale bV W. H.
FAR CANDLES, Ac.-lOO whole boxes Werk
x Co.'s star Candles;
200 1-boxes wers Co.'S Star Candles
2U' 4-boAes do do;
20 ooAe- Madison Starch;
600 boxes Prescott Co.'s No. and extra Soap. In
and for sale by lmay2ll ". IL GoHO n - y
a aiESAY, Ac.-l,O 900 bbls uIius II. Smiths Wits.
500 bbls ChenowitN's Whisky;
500 bbls I'D bourbon ana I'VE hsSy,
$50 boxes tine Brandies, dozen each In store ana
or SAFE by "a II ". II. GORDpH -.
,SNABU6GS a siEEEINGS.-IOOb bales IL
| - and IA JsnAburgs;
10 bales "a inch Bagging
u bales Is Drilling;
80 BALE sparta, Laura Hill. a SAeethgs;
1000 bags cotton Yarns, all bers In store Aad Tor
| sale by -. II. u 'kDoS Il Co.
may2l Agents for tennessee nanufactuTers
| Ais. 800 kegs snoe her ers Nails sl Sizes
y no Aeg Fiolr are nails;
Lou kegs rIuIsnIns do;
/ 100 Aes Fencing do
Sc kegs :, ., spikes. In and for sAle
~ may2l W. II. GORDON 90.
| CALLS! sCALES!! SCALESI!!-A full
orm GrOcers, COUNTER And beans. Also ana Coal
Gales, ia store, for sale al Actory prices, by 90
n. IL GORDON = co.
Sole A gen for Middle Tennessee.
| ,aay2i
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FOR SALE.

rINHAT valuable business stand Market Street, adon
ing the Warehouse of A. Hamilton, now occupied Dy
Couey rs clothing ore Of the best stands IN me
city for any retail establishment Price very moderate
Applyto ,,rs,rv
Nov 26--u A. ". 3. LlNDsLEI.
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SWAN g. co.'s LOTTERIES.
n AG N I CENT SCH E NJ E!
1000 dollars
Efks< MEN

sHE following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN Co..
i Managers Of the Fort Gaines Academy Lottery, in
each Of their Lotteries for January, 1885, AUGUSTA
Georgia, which city they have their Principal
Once.
Glass 50.
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta Georgia. in public, on
SATURDAY, January I'd, 1e5S.
Class 10,
To De drawn IN the City Augusta Georgia. puolc
sATURDAY, January 9th, 1855.
Class II,
To be drawn in the City Augusta in public
SATC RDAY, January 10th, 1873.
Glass 72.
To be drawn in the City Augusta Georgs in public
SATURDAY, January 23d, 1855.
Glass IS,
To be drawn in the CITY Augusta GEORGIA in public
SATURDAY, January Goth. 1858.
ONTHE PLAN OF sINGLENUNBERs!
Fire thousand -Four Hundred PRICES
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In ordering Tickets or Cerrificatcs,

Enclose the money address the ordered
of which they will be forwarded by first mall
Purchasers have tickets ending any figure they
designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
purchasers in uaediaely after the drawing.
- Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and i've their Post Office, County and State.
~ Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable
in full without deduction.
ES- All prizes Of $1,000, and under, paid Immediately
after the drawngother prizes the time OF thirty
days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates to
S. SWAN q CO., Augusta, IA. q
e&- Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, Allan
Ga, have their orders filed, and time by sd
dressing s. Swan & Co., either of those cities.
EaE- A list of the numbers hat drawn from the
wheel with he of the prize that each enti-
lied viii be published after wing in the folio
ing paper-:-Au Ustd (GeO Cons HtjOaHlist Memo or
leans Detd ObiIe Register Charleston ltdndard Nash
nile Gdzett atlanta IteUigencer Neao York Weekly Dag
Book, SdOgnnah Morning NetcS, Richmond Dispdtch,
Ne1o York Dispatch, dnd Pa uIding (Aiss.) Clarion
December ~, la5T--d&t-w
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VIC <fN"oH's0 IOUl AUft0Fcu fFtGct
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY sIEEsT1cKETs.
la % NIEInEMT AGH E1fE
70 be drawn each saturday in January, 1883.
$500 Prizes amounting to-. $500, 00i
Whole Tickets $40: Halyes SIS; Qnarters S2H.

PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 10 So corresponding with those
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips OF paper
are encirced with small tin tubes and placed in one
Wheel.
The FIRST 462 Prizes similarly printed and encirced
placed in another wheel.
The wheels then revolved, and number is drawn
from the wheel Of Nun ber, Prize
drawn from the other wheel. The Number and Prize
drawn out opened and exhibited audience and
registered by the Commits oners being placed
against the Number drawn This operation is repeated
until all the Prizes drawn out.
Approximate. Prizes:-The preceding
and the succeeding Numbers those drawing the first
Prizes will be EMIT ed the 80 Approximation Prizes
For example: If Tick No $50 draws the 500 600 Prize
those Tickets numbered 1124e, 11249, 1881, 1882, will
each be entitled $780, II Ticket No $50 draws the $780,
zoo Prize those Tickets nun bered 54S 549 $751; 552 will
each be enti led TO $780, and according to the abo
scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of SEQ will be determined by
the last figure Of the Number that draws he 100000 PRICE
For example, the Number drawing the $50 600 Prize ends
with No l. then all the Tickets where the number ends in
J. will be entitled $40. II the Number ends with No. 2,
al he tickets whe the Number ends in will be
titled to $50, and 10 o.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates. which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets .'.-..ssO
10 Half 40
u" 10 Quarter 4" q
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ALEXANDRIA,.
Correspondence Of The Star.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. 90, 1858.
Since the resumption of the trade upon the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, the locks of the
Alexandria canal have been quite busily en-
ployed. The coal wharves have resumed their
liveliness. and the changing of cargo from canal
boat to vessels furnish employment for large
number of men.
Notwithstanding the failure of the steamer
Alice c. Price, a large number of our citizens are
OF opinion that a Potomac boat from Cone River
to Washington would paw. Certainly Alexan-
dria, and have no doubt Washington CITY, loses
much OF the trade for which they are the natural
markets, by the want of some such convenience
The companies owning the Alexandria X Wash
ington ferry line might find to their interest as
II certainly would be to that of the public, 10
extend their operations in that direction
good, staunch boat. with such a commander Az
Price, Baker or Magyar, and managed by a re
sponsble and energetic company might vet ind
the river route profitable.
The vacation draws to its close and the excel
lent schools with which Alexandria is blessed in
studies.
Business continues dull. Our merchants are
looking forward with much anxiety for tue fall
trade.
Market, to- day w heat. offerings good mars
81 25 Corn, offerings fair, ma ket active; sales
mixed at 95c.; yellow 7sae2c. Rye, sales at Sc
Oats, sales 37Hc.
Arrived to-day.-Steamer Diamond State Kir-
wan, Baltimore, to Wheat L Bros; schr James
j. Baird, Mathews, Richmond, coal to Alex
andria Gas Co; schr. VIM Coiquette, Frank.
Richmond, shorts to Il. Davy. F.
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Of TIE Star.

GEORGETOWN, August 90, 1883
At an early hour Of the afternoon our streets
were alive with crowd Of beings of all aces and
both sexes, who were vending their way toward
the corner Of High and Bridge streets, near
which the Masonic Hall is In the course Of cree
ton. The lodges of your city were largely rem.
resented, and wearing their gorgeous regsii.
they presented magnificent Specialize Atshont
O'Clock the sublime and imposing ceremony
was performed by NJ. w. g. M George q
Mhlnng, assisted by the officers Of the Grand
Lodge, In the presence Of the Nayor. Officers of
the Corporation, Boards of Aldermen and Com
mon Council, and immense multitude of persons.
a me band OF music was In attendance and per
airs Su,,a number h OF national and appropriate
ais curing the proceedings.
n me pudding Is under the charge of Messrs
n. n. Shekell, bricklayer, and Henry Wingate.
carpenter which fact is certain guarantee Of its
early completion.
Persons living near our CITY, having fruit trees
on their farms, are loud In their complaints of
depreciation on their property committed by reck d.
less youths, and In some cases Young men, who
snonlo nave more honesty and decency than to
steal Look out, fruit robbers Some of the in
Jured parties are watching, and have determined
70 give these midnight visitors a warm reception.
We have been requested to call the attention Of
the police (hars me any police p to the outraUeon.
conduct OF party of rowdIes who station them.
selves on the corner Of Bridge and Hiyh streets
and make 1t point to insult every decent person
passing the corner In question after sunset But
that is not the ony resort of the rowdies of Georus
town there Is scarcely corner in the town that
some gang Of rowdies does not occupy in the same
manner, ana make night hideous" with their
obscene and bias phemons doings. If there is any
legal remedy for this state Of things then we
nope that the proper authorities will apply 1t at
once; or II not, then respectable citizens would
DO wei to take the matter into their own hands
and by inhicting summary punishment upon the
ouenoers put stop to their rascality forever
workman are bUsily engaged along the eastern
portion Oh Bridge street in digging trenches for
the mains Of the water works The work on the
bridge spanning Rock creek, at the western ter.
minus OF Pennsylvania avenue, is progressing
rapidly.
On Monday next a jury will assemble for the
purpose OF condemning certain lots in Holmead g
addition to Georgetown, through which the new
Aqueduct street will run SPscrIroRIr
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY A. GREEN, Auctiopeer
THE r EMAINING STOCKOF AGROCHRV
ASD VARIETY STORE AT AUCTION On WE'D
NESDAl the 18Th instant, shall sell at the store
Oh y. N; Adams Esq, No. s4i north NJ street, be-
tween oth and 9Th streets, al 10 o clock a. m . the
remaining stock Of Family GrocerIes and Fancy
goods on hand amongst which will be found
Sugars, Teas, Coffee Mustard, Spices
MClasses, Candles. Tobacco and Cigars
Soaps. CRACKERS, Gingers, Flour, &c.
b1ckets, BrOoms, Tubs, Tacks. Buttons, &c
4 large and we'll selected stock of Crockery
Six hne new Tea CaddIes
counter and Shelving, Scales ard Weights
Win many other articles too numerous TO mer,ion
Terms: All sums under SIS cash over S25 a
dOrsed. 0h
au 10 A. GREEN Auot,r
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New York Markets.

NEw YORK, August 20 Flour Is hi2 her. sales
Of "a 500 obls: State 81 65ai IS; Ohio IS s5a6 CO.
Southern as 40a5. 20.
Wheat is slightly higher; sales 20 60 bush
Southern red 81 Goal 30; Western red 81 2OaI ~.
white 81 20a1 IS
Corn is firm. sales 20 900 bush; mixed 76sssc !;
white S2as5c., yellow Gle
Pork is steady mess sl7 2OaI7 IS; prime sH l5a
IL %.
Lard is firm at lIXalIxc.
Whisky is steady at 26Lc.
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From Leayenwerth.

LEAvKNwoRTH, Aug. I6 HUNTS battery ar
rived at the fort on Saturday
The largest private train Of the season IN now
being organized at AtchfDn, to be Comprised OF
$50 wagons.
The board Of officers ordered to convene al Fort
Leavehworth day, for the purpose Of examin-
ing the mules rejected by the military depart
ment, Will not assemble until the 18th instant
senator Green, who IL now here awaiting the
military board, is understood to represent the
contractors, who claim pay for the animals de-
clared unserviceable
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The Ocean Telegraph ut Block I,I.rd.

BLOCK ISLAND, r.. l., Aug. I9.-The Yacht
i.ennle, now running as a packet between the
Pequot House, New London. and Block Island
took over the news OF the success of the Atlantic
eaDle on Tuesday, when everything that could
nlaAe q NOISE was called Into requisition, and Ia
the evening the Island boats, 10 the number OF
one hundred and thirty-two, were arranged in
the form OF crescent, following the outline OF
the bay, producing most beautiful effect The
hotels were also brilliantly illuminated
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The Health of New o,I..

NEW ORLEANS, AUG. I6.-The past veek ,e,,,
shows q rapid increase in the rnortaiitv ~ an
city, the comparative figures being as follows
Week ending August s, total number OF dean,
mortality ISL WV VIVA
Inc deaths from yellow fever alone show a in
9,ease OF 100 the total number being 2S6 against
l+u hne previous week OF the total number OF
L nited States, and the remsipder foreicne-s :
IesuH which shows large increase ia the num-
eroi american victims. The deaths from yellow
i f nsse oeeh more numerous In private prae-
manifested The number OF fever deaths TO- day
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Baltimsrs Mayksts

BALTlNoLE Z, Aug. 20.-Flour is quiet Howard
street and Ohio, old. IS 50; new IS Gas IS; Civ
Mills dull and nominal
w heat Is hrIu; red, 81 %; white, 81 3OaI 90
aS6c
Whisky is dali at 26a26x for City; q for Ohio.
Provisions are unchanged. Mess Pork SI7 SOa
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Military Reception a, Po,,Iana

PORTLAND, Me, Aug l9-One Of the most
imposing military demonstrations ever had in the
state took place in this city Yesterday, on the re-
cepton of the Montreal r ihe corps The DAYS
proceedings ended by levee at the residence Of
the Mayor. -
Dulhg the review several persons were acct
IDENTIFY shot. Lieut. Proctor OF the Boston Fnsi.
lier-, received blank cart idge In his arm; cha,
sutherland, member Of tue Highlands rs, wa,
shot In the thigh and Corporal Lsutier, of the
passing through his chapeau
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A. GREEN. Auc,.
by A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.

A1J ~ ON I1ELNf hUCIIUUCtTs
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON THE
ISLAND AT AUCTIoN-On WEDNESDAY,
Tue 2o,h Iss ant, shall sell, in front of the premises
alto o. clock p m: handsome and valuable BulldILg
Lot, beng Lot No. Ia, in Square No 6z3, having a
hEe front on ., street south of a feet | incn and
running hack l22 feet inohas 80 foot alley be
tween han AID First str Gets west ION the lslsLdN
he lot Will he divided into or three building
lots. If desired. Oh the day Of sale.
Terms: One fourth cash the balance in s, 10 and
lemOnhs, for notes bearing interest, secured nv a
deed Of trust urOn the premises.
au I4-d A. GREEN. Annt
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BY a. GREEN, AuctIoneer
HOUSEHOD AND KITCHEN FURNIrITR r
AT AutTIoN.-On SATURDAY. NOR SfSG
august 2lsti shall sell, in front of the Auction
rooms, AZ me corner of 7th snd ID streets, at 10
Kitchen Furniture. such as e
Mahogany SOFAS, Bureaus, and Tables
DO. Chars, Rockers, and Wasbstspds
DO. Writing Desks, Whatnots
t'ane ard Wood seat Chairs
Dining aud Breakfast Tables ToiIa, Gate
High and low post Cottage Redsteads
FEATHER Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows
HAIR Cotton. and Shuck Mattresses
a large lot Of China. Glass, and Crockery Ware
Knives and Forks. Toilet Glasses ~
Terms cash.
au ls-d A. GREEN, Auct.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-S:ocks are dull and
lower Chicago and Rock Island TAX; Illinois
Central shares 20 Illinois brands 90 " La Crosse
and Mllwaukie b; Michigan Southern - X; New
York Central TX; Pennsylvania Coal COMPANY
~ iReading 46z; Milwaukee and Mississippi
l5&; Va. 6's, 92as; Mo. 6's, SAN
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


HANDSOME TWO STORY BRICK HOISE
II AND LOT ON NORTH l.. BETWEEN 6TH AND 7rH
STs. AT AUcTIoN.-On FRIDAY, the 10th instant
snail SELL 10 front OF the premises. at six O'Clock
p m, part OF Lot No. In Square No 4l9, with the
improvements. having a front on north L. street OF
oil feet ard running back ia feet to 20 feet alley
between 9th and 9TH streets west. The improve
ments consist OF good two story brick house, con
tanning 10 good sized rooms
The locality Of the above property offers an IN
ducement to persons wishing to invest IN property
situated In thriving business section of the city,
Terms: One naif cas- n baarce IA G. u, 70 and Q.
months; the TERED payments bear interest aud
to be secured by deed of trust upon the prem
ises. r
au IL A. GREEN Auct
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DIED,

N, Oh ,he yth Instant, AZ 10 O'Clock g. m, GEORGE
HIS friends and acguaintances are resoeotfuv in
vlteI 70 attend his funeral Sunday m ernoon Ar
svsnue, corner OF 9th street east, Capitol Hi:
Suddenly, at his residence IN Prince q eor.. .on,
aged about % years,
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By A GREEN: Auctloneer.

..- BY a GREEN. AuotIoneer.
-FOUR HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
Ohio AVENUE AT AucTIoN.-On TUESDAY,
the 2ith instant shall sell, IN front of the premises
at pc ock p. m. four handsome and desirable
BuldIng Lots, being part Of the subdivision Of
Original Lot IN Square NOS5,, and deslgnatPI as
Lots Is, ID, + and h. Each lot has beautiful front
on ONO avenue, and runs back To an alley, between
lS1a and I4th streets west.
The attention of persons wishing to purchase
building lots IN this quite healthy ard improving
section of the CITY called to the above sale as the
properly will positively he sold.
Terms One fourth cash balance in 6. u. and Is
deed OF trust.
Title lndsputahe.
lid GREEN
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BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE STAR.
NTASsocZhrsD p1ss.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Stesusbt, Ar.h,.
NAkROW ESCAPE nrrur

III
NEw YORK, Aug o.-rh.
haola lrnved here at an early hour. but the re-
VII psckaees and newspapers are missing ccs
received. eeS mas oeen
The Agamemnon arrived AZ Valencia IN IN.
morning OF the 5lh. On receipt of this in,.n'
gence the cable shares advanced nom go - Ssa
dispatch, dated at Valencia on the SIN 80,
.en preak IN the communication occurred 10
the cable on the day the Niagara and Ag.m.rn
n T parted, which lasted for an hour and half
he hgamemnon was stopped, and the injury
Iepairvd, though not until all hopey of hoIdjng
on 10 tue cable had been abandoned
,o0n, ane succeeding Friday the Agamemnon en-
,OS . gale against which the ship under
i ,un steam, could hardly make hesdw,y For
,n1re succeeding days the gale continued with
80 sduaIIs; the SEA running tremendonsIy
slsh, aud no one on board expecting the csbse ~
noin rom one minute 20 another ~
On wednesday the storm mode,,,.a .h.u.-
water was gained, aud all went well I'm .n.
Ags hn n anchored In Valencia harbor'
Inc herman papers say that the Oueen,. v,.,.
TO Berlin Is 20 arrange for a regency vt,b 90.
OF protecting the interests Of her dsugbter
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COAL-COAL.-COAL.
" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
a. an DAILY receiving n large supp OF Rickory,
Reach. Oak and Pine WOOD, which will be sold
low ior cash or to punctual cussORers. from my
WHAT, on l}th street, next to canal Bridge, Also
superior assortment of X ed anc White sb Lick
ems valley, ana Cumberland COAL. which will be
and the public gen rally will please favor me with a
call befSrs buy ing elsewhere. "
X. w. BATES,
Dealer in Wood, Coal, Eime sand
au " l4th street, near Canal Pridgs
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T ONG THY,S
IL PURE OHIO
CATAWRA BRANDY
v. PIKE, Sole Proprietor,
IL ana % Sycamore street, CINCINNATI Obfo

- v. ri n Ia Sole proprietor,
10 ana ~ Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
rms brandy has been mar u featured for several
years from the Pure JUICE OF the Catawba Grape,
thus HhoTdIng additional evidence of the progress
OF American enter Prise and indu stry, and OF our
ability to produce ariio.es at hOm, equal to those
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only
equals but e1cels the best Imported Brandt In
purity and ilsvor. 1t is, fact the best Rrandy
known. This statement is fully cor roburated by me
Certlhcaes Of our most dlstiI guished analytical
Chemists
IL L. is sure Remedy for Dyspepsi,, Fla u
lency, Cramp. ChOiIc, Lang uor, Lo Spirits Gene
raj Debility, &c. No family should be without it.
IL Ne all price 81 .25 per bottle.
-. ~. Plke has appointed DAN'L. CLARKE,
Druggist and L IA mace utIst. Corner of Pa avenue
and "a street, Sole Agent for the District where
deafIer" and customers will please forward their
OIders. IA
STRAY HATS. STRAW HATSm
- For MEN BOYS, AN CHILDREN.
From this day forth viii sell of my large assert
ment OF tRAW HATS al COST. and large pro-
portion OF them below cost. for cash.
Gall early and get bargains, such as | have not
au l6 cow 424 Pa. ave., bet "a AMI sth SITS.
CODEY'S LADY's BOOK FOR S.PTEM-
Bookstore.
Harpe1's Magazine for September
Ladies' National Magazine do
Arthur's Home MakazIne do
Chambers Journal for August.
q, DICK Markham or Smiles and Tears, by the au-
thor of . Minnie Grey"
:. The Flower of the Flock, by the author of the
Together with all the New Books and Newspa-
pers, received as fast as issued. and for sale at
SHI LLlNGTON'S Bookstore,
., Odeon Building. cor. "a st. and Pa. av.
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AUCTION sALH


BY HUGH BOWLING, Auctioneer
WILL SELL BY AUCTION, ON MON
u DAY, August 81. 1859, at 10 O'Clock, a. m NJ
the new Auction Store, Bridge street, near Green
street, Georgetown-
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Gfocer,es
Gold and Silver Patent Lever Watches, some very
superior,
JewelrJ, Breastpins, Earrings. Dry Goods,
Cfockey glassware, Looking Glasses, Pictures.
Choloe Liquors, consisting Of
Holland and Domestic Gin. Cigars, 90
2supaIior Sugar Mills, Platform and Counter Scales
Corn Sheier, Bathing Tub &C, 6e. =
Terms OF Sale: AL sums of $40 and under cash,
over 50 credit Of 81 and 90 days, for approved
Aodltiors solicited. Settlements Immediately az.
ter sale. No limited goots received.
HUGH BOWLING,
GU <o-tl Auctioneer.
by BARNARD Il BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
T'HE SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL FOR
cash, al pubic suction, on FRIDAY, the Nth
INST all the night and ate of the ;ate Unien Banf
Of GeorsetoSn, to the two-story Brick House on
the east side of Jefferson street, and the Lot OF
1round apnurtenant, being part of Lots Nos 60 and
81 !; front 2zS5 feet by iOi IN depth ~
yNO. MARBURY,
RORr. REED, and STrustees
RICH'D. CRUIKSHANK, !
auSo BARN BUCKLEY, Aucts.