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Latest from Trinity Raw.

TRINITY BAY, Aug. I3.-The cable is all right
aud signals are passing momentsrily and salts
i4ctorlly. The electricians have not vet con
cludrd their arrangements for putting M the re
cording instruments
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BALTIMORE, Aug. I2-FIour is frm ,

BALTIMoRR, Aug. 12.-FlouT is firm and gener-
ally unchanged. Howard street and Ohio are In
demand al IS So City Mills is held at IS.
Wheat is firm at 81 .25asl 40 Corn is lower;
white SOaS2c., yellow S3as6c.
Provisions a'e nrmer, with average sales, but
no Quotable change.
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Return Of the Pres dent.

BEDFORD, (Pa,) August l3-The President
and party left mere this morning, TO return "a
w Washington. They will pass the night at Cum
beriand, and, IL not detained. will reach Wash
in2ton on SATURDAY, afternoon. The Presidents
health has greatly improved.
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NEW YORK, August I3 Socks are higher
Chicago and Rock Island, AK; Illinois Central
shaleS, -; La Crosse Milwaukie, 4; Michigan
Southern, l34 ". York Central, AK; Reading,
AZ; Canton. I9l; 10. 6's. SIX
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BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE STAR
FRoNhGENr AsSoc1hrsDp 8ess
The Atlantic Telegraph.

81; JouNs, y. T., August II.-Mr. PIeId teIe.
gIdPns 10 The directors Of the Atlantic reieernnb
Company that before he left Londan N w. T.
6loed unanimously that, amer the Queen,s and
Presidents messages are transmitted. the lin.
VIII bS kept FOR several weeks solely far the -.
OF the electricians. to enable them ~ ,h,,o- -,
test the varions modes q teIey aphing. maj th,
directors might decide which was the r., 80
most rapid method TWAS considered that vbrn
tue line was once thrown open for business n
would he difficult 10 obtain its use even FOR a
short time for tests. Due notice will be given
when IL is ready for business Mr. Field left
sfle In The tnited states steamship Niagara for
New York. at O'Clock
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The Niagara at Boston.
BaItfmsrs maYksts

BosTON, Aug. l3.-The Niagara arrived here
this morning. The foreign mails went south by
the morning train
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tkOOhS ANU%FaTIDNERl FOR SALE Ar
- AIElL IL. GIISI pRlI.ES

CLOSING orr SToCK 40 Close BUSINESS.
vi health induces me IL dIs continue me s. and
therefore 'heT NY Books, Stationery. EngravInEs,
aucy Articles, Ca Paintings. d G., 4 C.. ~ arfsdl
cOf prtr">, uutI the lstn al August, when the Houds
not then disposed at Will be sold 10y auction tka
evenings.
The stock comprises Stlrdark Works, Bibles.
Prayer Rocks, Poets, Eug sh. FreI Oh and Amsri-
can stationery, Novels ia great YATIeiy, and Oher
Books aud h:tlcss a2peTtaInmg To th@ book and
stationery business. THIS rs rare opportunity to
purchase To- the library or centre table. BOoksel-
leTs snd others who may desire Ia select few isks
can Obtain Them upon good terms al retail as
from the publishers at wholesale.
CHAS. r. MYERS
No. 423 Psnnsy wanna averue,
au S-eoff hetweenii1 an ! 9th Sis.
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CHEAPHCHEAPER "-CHEAPEsT -

| have la-ge stock 4 old style and damsFef
LsdIes' CATERS, SLIPPERS and -
Baskn BOOTS. Also, Misses, ChIldren<3
and Servants BOOTS and SHOES, comprising as
follows:
~ pairs Ladies Black Lasting Congress Caters.
atSI
$50 palrs Ladies' Black Lasting and Colored Laced
CATERS, III - cents
10 pairs Ladies' Black Lasting and COlOred Laced
Heeled Caters, AT 81 Is.
100 PaIrs Misses and Chidren's Caters, a. Sdand
G2 ceLts.
80 pairs ladies' Bronze, Morocco, Md, Velvet.
Carpet aHd Lasting slippers, ~ 50 OTIS: per PAR:
Also, On hand, the largest assortment OF LADIES'
which wall se'l cheap, as | wish to reduce my
stock. Coll early at - - -
SAM'L p HOOVER'S
Iron Hall Boot, Shoe, and Trunk Store,
iy 81 ew Pa. av.. bet. 9.h and 10th SITS, No. an.
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A SPECIAL NOTlCF.-" Valley View Farm "
n late the residence of John II. King, decd, is
offered for sale or rent. To persons lining In this
section IL Is deemed unnecessary to describe II, but
Tor the information of persons at distance. 1t may
be ell 70 mention that place within hundred
miles OF w 8shngtOn city offers such inducements
either to purchaser or tenant. The improvements
are large ard cOmmodiOus Dwelling, containing II
rooILs; Gardener's House, containing ) rooms;
large Barn, and ample Stabllng; Wagon Sheds. Car
rage Huuse, Ice House, Green House, Spring
House, Tool House, Carpenters shop. Root I ell
lars, Corn House. Smt Ike House, Servants uar-
tiers, Hay aid Gram Barracks, &c.-in a word,
every convenience that can be desired upon fam.
Several Springs of fire water upon the place,
and particularly one from which water is forced TO
the dwelling. stables. TO-. by hydraulic ram. The
farm contains about 50 acres, all under fencing and
IN high state of cultivation and beautifully laid Od
in walks and drives, shaded by fruit trees. This
place, for the last fifteen years been carried on
very successfully as market garden, There is q
large quantity Of Hot bed Sash, Forcing Frames
&c. on the place that can be successfully used in
the raising Of vegetables. The Fruit Trees of all
kinds, Grapes, Currants, GOOseberries, c., can be
numbered by thousands.
tbs presumed that any one desiring such place
will examine 1t personally. Every information will
be given upon application at the place, or to w.
AlBERT KING, No. IS High street, u GEORGETOWN,
DC. jy s6-tf
ENOR RENT-TWO ROOMS IN the third story
= of the building OCCUR pied rs On office by G.. :.
Wallach, and Immedlatey opposite the City Hall.
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EoR SAl.E-On accommodating terms, the
L thTee-stOry BRICK DIV YELLING HOUSE
and FOR r., situated on High street.. formerly &c
cdpIef by the late George =. Neil. The Dwelling
contains ten rooms, KIT chen and cellar. The Store
is spacious ant convenient. There is also. a good
work shop on the premises. TO any person wIshIL x
70 engage the Tin pa,e aud sheet iron hu siness
first rate OppnrinnItN IL offered. IL I'm
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BY A, GREEN. Auotionee,

'EklSTEE'SS ALE.-wIil be sold on THURS
DAY, lNh August next. NJ 10 % cook, a, m, on
7th street, near the Centre Market to the highest
Oouer lOr CASH, one bay horse one iron gray horse
enc wagon, and one double sett OF harness 20 satIs
~ certain debts and notes, secured 10y deed of
trust recorded In Liber J. A. 8, No H. tollos 20
20, SO2, of tie land records of Washing ton county
ID. e. III. EDMUND CLAIR T,ns,aa'
~ l<-aw1cs A. GREE N, AuctIoneer.
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lLACKISTONE'S PAVILION.-1he under
- signed tof Washington "a, Ing taken &HLA
this heal ny, pleasant. and 'puler re -ort, yEhY
will receive suests a(ter the LIST July. This l.:&l
Pavilion rs IN ~. Mary's county Md hear B aoG
stOEe'S lsaId ami - accs sslbe by Stea Eers from
ashIagtOn and Baltimore. The neIehbOrhoed Is
themost Q easant IN the state and the water pos
sesSes heaithiu niue a OpeTiles GOOD Bathing
Fixture. lea ant and coulpodIous CHI mber a c.
cpnBndltiun spacious Dining AID Bal Rooms,
with k-Taudan of nesriy enc hu adred feet. front
ing the TIEer view. rnd Bowling Saloon contribute
enjoy Iisent Of the guests. HIs THil Will tie
supplied Will all th- luNurIes Of the water. HIS
RaT stock with the choicest w mes. Liquors.
Ind Isars First rate CotIllOH Music .dI.IKent
Servants, aud every attention may be relied on -
and Fishing Boats always at hand. The hsIIns IS
uut urpasssd Ia the In'ted states Terms " 30 per
ds' for less than week; for week or more, q Is
per diem.
3 here will he r GRIND Independence ball At
the Pavilion the night OF tue 81 July. nd every
fortnight thereafter throughout the season.
an lu-eOlm X. J. MARSHALL. PrOp'r.
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w. SELDEN. Marshal
au Its for the District of Columbia

NARSNAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of two wr,ts of
w herr f-cas issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for the
couBty of Washington, and to me drs CT ed 1 shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, in front of the
the 18th day of August 1852 at I2o'clock m the fol-
lowing described property, To wit: All Samuel By
lEgtCns right title, claim, and interest and to lot
No "a square y o. $50, the city of Washington
ID e, together with all add singular the improve
ments thereon, seiZed and levied upon the prop
erty of Samuel ByIngtOn and will be sold to satisfy
JudlcIais No. &C, to October term. 1883, William
Van Reswiok rS. RIchard W aiach and Samuel BY
IngtUn aud No. l47 JudIcals Ia October term 1859
WI'iiam Van ReswIck rs. John Van Resw.ck
Richard Waach and Samuel Byington.
W.SEEDEN, Marshal
~ 23-dts for m. UstTlct ~ CnjnnI.a
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WOOD, WOOD FOR SALE.

rom to 400 cords vi superior seasonsi OAK
WOOD, at COntee's tstIOn, on Baltimore and
WASHINGTON X. X, resdv for market. Wal se.l the
whole or divide 10 SUIT buyers. For Particular Cd
dress NJ. SNOwDEN 4 BRO, No - rs eft
Fasette street, Baltimore, Md. au6 cow
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NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.

have thus day sssocIsted with me, in the Wal
Paper and phOlstery business Mr.. l.. RoTHRoCE.
The business will hereafter he conducted under the
STYLE anJ hrIu oi RANKIN A RoIHRock, 81 the
west 80 al gth Snd ID sts.
The patronage which has for long period been
extended To my self earnestly sJIcIt Tor the nav
ham. -, n, FRANKLIN.
W ashiHgton, Ju!y %, 1874 AZ ~ 2aw.y
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tNOR RENT-FURNlSHED ROOMS, Inavery
Il pleasant summer location. Terms moderate
Inquire of. RENARB, General Land Oftice,
or TO MRS. DAVIS, 279 18th st. jyG -tf
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ID INVESTMENTS.
JIG ANING From B 10 10 PIX CEN 4.

W. offer for sale
-. Louis County per cent. Bonds, "a yabe IN la2
80 aud 1854. SPECIAL tax prov ded TOR the pas
ent Ui tue interest aud redemption at the pTlGcIpA
These bonds are sold At rate Ia pay ~ per
auEuIa.
Louisville CITY Honds.
Minnesota Slate Bonds. 9 per cent interest SEM
anuua!l, pay able ga New lo,k. \ SPECIAL tax pro
vIdet 10 paw the interest aud unc creatS 81
tOT redemption ui principal NJ maturity.
CHUBB BRO Theirs.
jy Slim opposite Treasury
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of 2vrits
iFl Of herr faolas issued from the Clerks cffce Of
County of Washing ton and to me directed, / shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, in front Of the
Courthouse door OF ,ald county, on FRIDAY, the
81 day OF September. 1853 at u O'Clock M, the fol-
lowing described property, to wit All Defendants
and ID Drugs subdivision Of Square No ss,
In the CITY OF Washington ID. c.. toe ether with all
ana singular the improvements thereon, seized and
levied upon as the property OF John III. DruTy. and
will he sold TO satisfy Judics No. 293 and S9i, to
October term, lass, In favor of Geo. T.. and l. Sang
stOn. w. seldom MarshaI
au 1-dts for tie Dlstrotof Columbia
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STOVE wOOD-Mannisotursd IT, oTdsI az
- 6ALT's steam Fire Wood kIlls,
foot of nth street. Once, ~ W corner i2rh spd
streets, No. 81, 6le.
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NOTICE.-DGG IICENSE.-The owners al
l DOGS IN GenIgetown are hereby notified that
their Licenses VIII expire the l4tn inst, add uh
less they are renewed within ten days from that
date, hey Will subject Themselves 10 n fine.
au II oOt2f WIN. LAIRD, Clerk,
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IARSHAL'S SALF-In virtue of a writ Of
tNf Fierl Fecias, issued from the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court OF the District CT Co,GmrIa, for
sha expose TO public sale. for cash, front of the
t,ourt House GoOr of said COUNTY, on RIDAY,
the Sd ofSeptemher next 1853, at - o'clock m ~
following dt scrIbed property. to WI: All def I'D
ants right. ttle claim. and Interesr Iu ard Lot
No. IL Square 40. eat, In the city of Washington
ID together with all am singular the improve
merits thereon, seized ard levied upon as the prop
crty OF WIN. flaming, and " al be So d to sa isiy
judicial q. 1870 to October term 1883. in flYor Of
John b. Morgan.
anita w. SELDEN: MeTshsl
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Il of the building ocou pied as an office by G.. =.
Walach, and immediately opposite the City Hall.
Apply to RICHARD WAIT.aCH. APPS
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMT,
SEE FIRST PAGE.

0-MRS. ELLtN KEY RLUNT will Head
AS from the Poets on SATURDAY EVEN
ING, August u, Mt o'c1cd, at the hall Of the
Union Hotel, Georgetown, ID. 1.
Tickets 30 csnts-lo he had at the deor au 1921"
FOR THE M ORMATiON OF NOS-KES-
ldent pr-prIetOrs of lots liable to condemnal ION
IN the oPeaag of Aqueduct street. Georgetown
ID. u, some al wnOR have addressed inquiries Ia
the May on the subject, the following message Is
published:
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MAYORS OFFICE, GEORsErowN. DC.
FRIDAY, August &, 1853.

FRIDAY, August &, 1853.
Board Of Common Commit:
GEN1LFNkN: have summoned a Jury to con-
denim the lots, parts OF lots hat may b. nece
for the laying out and opening "AQueduct street,
In accordance with the plau of Capt. NJ. G MeIgs,
heaiing date April 18th, 1853 requisite for
YOU now to supply the way and means for paving
The daaR es that may he Ell tO indN duHis 10
consequences of the opening of saII street the
law provides that no street shall b5 laid out OF
opened until tine aforesaid damages shall have be on
paid, or secured 10 he paid. II damages on are
assessed. then the cost Of the street must he paid
out of the general { nd of the Corporal. on but,
That no misrepresentation may exist, give notice
that The jurors wall lie sworn also Ia Jecar to
what amount, IN money, each ind Y dusl beheLtsj
thsreiy sha contribute An pay towards cOIupen
sailn: tEe person or persons injured hy reason Of
such OpsnIns ol -sId street
Ghs jurors, acting under their oaths. may he
Obliged to award beRef ind. Iu The event OF din
Guilty III the collection Of benefits, The Cor pDralIuh
am OF OPINION, would he authorized tn advance The
deficiency, out uf any money not otherwise appTo
prIited. aud charge the delinquent property with
such aival ce. for the SGms u! money ed and
charged as l'rnehls are expressly made hen
The proper To the Ia :tinU uni thereof.
The toEpoTaf'On, being We'll satisfied Ufthe IegaI
" oil The cS6iiIE Oug ht 10 he the Tht
instance, to meet the whole expense at opening ths
street, Otherwise II IL 10 tina; the Pei
persons benefited ~ the smallest amount, and una
bic or unwilling To pay. mIg t. under ic ion
Oi the pTJVlSO OF the n section Of tue act OF Con
ETess Ofi9 9, already cited, deay defeat the open
ing al the street. Very respectfully,
IL RICHARD X. CRAWFORD, Mayor.
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UTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until THURSDAY, 10th instant same hour
BY order of the Trustee.
aul2 A GREEN Auo,,,
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HATS OF THE SEASON.
HOPKINS.

FRENCH E MsLI sFsi,pkhEEgR AMERICAN
FTRE-BOA4n PRINTS, BORDERS and
DECO ATOMS, WINDOW SHADES,
GILTCURNICES AND BANDS, cUhTAIN
PINS r TRIMMINGS.
The undeTslg ned are noN prepared, Al The eoTner
of 9th aud ID eeis To- Her 10 tie pute the IsesI
an most varied asssItmeIt 9th Lave foads 80
he found IN this ~. TbeS hare received. Within
tho present week. aT.r additions Ia iie s'ocs rnJ
will constantly be I pt tue latest aud hO.t
choice patterns. A Calls collected Prices ~ low
as any houSs no IN.
Paper pui on l., expsne.ced voTkInen, under tie
EupfI Vision of one az the hrln
FRANKLIN ROrhROCk
-. Y. FRENKLIN,t
LII. RoTHROckS jy - eacm
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"tOD ANDCDA We are now rec ewing our
w ~ OK of coal ard Wood. All Kinds Oh and Il
Lowest C ah pIces. oaTgU of Wh;e Ash. tgg
Size, daIy expected, Will be sold n deduction oi
Is cents per ton, II taken from the vessel. Also ia
few days, a cargo Of superior " hIIo Ash Broken
Coal, for furnaces.
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= = lNPKovEAsNTs The Baldwin, Brothers have
ssssst completed splendid dwelling at the corner
.. ~ Nineteenth and F Streets for A Ross Ray.
E-q Do Is i gGrat improvement to the West
tFsts, AID highly cfrdijabIe To tue architect and
builders IL l. double binding, thI-- stories
lEdAlxh. lj f-r' front and Is feet deep The font
eel. - of pressed BRICK, with brown stone trimmings
The i iOf- dining room and library, together
with hill feet In width, occupy the tirst Il Dor
lI Tie ASCENT 10 The upper stories AID the ten com
mod iOUS chambers. Is BY d plendi III geOmstrical
stJiIway, with Walaut handrails, lighted by Il
magnificent skylight OF stained glass. The man
tells throUg bout the EOuse nre Of Italian, Ten
Hr.sre aLd California marble, and the wood
work is painted in imitation of oak, by skillful
STaincT. All the cOnveniences Of water, gas, Il a. 4,
are supplied Ia the most approved modern style.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have been made
Tor months past, OF the uneven and broken con-
dition Of the sidewalks In various sections Of the
city. IL 10 truly reasonable cause Of complaint
The dilapd ated condition of the sidewalks in
Jurrs the appearance Of the Streets and I'm some
they arr dangerous after nj htfaI 10 persons
gnscq uaIntsd with tie localities OF the broken
pHyeEieHts- The commissioners, We learn, have
U-Sn autEOTiked To repair some Of them 70,
WLI,h no dUuIt, property Owne,s ate than kfuI:
Gut the extension Of tie work To other places
would do 40 harm TO the general appearance Of
lie citv- and would add greatly to the safety Of
aged aud iHnTm pedestrians
THE ALEXANDRIA JAN BKxAEER. On the
mig at DefJe last, OlIcer A x Allen, of the Ind--
pendent detective police Of this city, and some
len indTia officers, who bad tTarrd ont thr hiding
place ia Baltimore IL TTammsu and Smith, the
prisoners who not long since escaped fG"rn the
A-HandIil NIIg mia, JaIl succ-rCed Ina aTTrsIiHss
there two persons from Alrx indTia charged with
having aided the escape OF the fusttiyrs ia a YES
sci Their names said To be Min and Hepburn.
4; WIS yesterday the confident expectation Of the
Otucrfs that ere this morning they would capture
TTamIH-ii, completely had they cut on all
chance os escape from the locality Ia which they
wsIe supposed To lie secTeted
Tax 49, M F,u.carxnVp f,,s,, -
MIR. 1odsrhindeT, who's suicide was Announced
Yesterday Ia the Star. assures us that 10 the
result OF family dFnlc mites, and not OF IHlHtd
1913 a. has been alleged Ia the newspapers
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- TO CHANGE BUSINESS.
With q view of making a change nav business,
shall CONNIE this day SellIug OF my entire stock
of nca Fancy DIess Goods and all summer fabrics
At cost, ard many for less. t. cGee them out hIs
season. Also. general stock of first class Staple
Goods for family r. duced prices for cash only
articles c. aTgCd on account wnl be at usual
IncPg. Opening no new bills.
Special Request All parties ind abted To are
earnestly requested to close their accounts before
tine LIST day of September next, my business must
be settled TO that date.
J. w. COLBY,
jy3I-2w 523 9TH street, 81 door north of Pa av.
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10 CASKS SALT & CO.'S FAST INDIA
l - ALI. guaranteed genHIHe nnI ported at 81
per dozen By the clsk, : Is. For safe By
SUtkEtI 4 MILLER.
81 ia. ave adjoining kHkwoOd House.
nu oct UGtsl Stttesl
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TRIALS AT THE GUkkD HOUSE This norn-
ing, James Boyd was charged with being drunk
and disoTdrrly, and sent to the workhou,. for go
days. Phil Cunningham, for abusing his wife.
was seut down for ~ days. VIM 6urly yayr,nt
do. 20 days. John Haansn, drunk and disor'
deily; do.
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For TRIAL.-This morning, at an early hour,
the watch arrested John and George Seitz who
Were taken TO the guard house but reIeased for
further hearing They are charged with smear
in2 the door OF house on Tenth street near
New York avenue, with night soil
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RECOMMENDATION STAGES BETwEEN

EODD OPPDRTuNlTY TO ORTAlN A
~ GOOD AND SUCCESSFUL BUSINE SS.-
The nd, ertiser hoing about retire from business
Will dispose of stock Of GROCERlES. IL
QCOhS, 4 c., or the most favorable terms. The
location ~ of the best In the city, aud 4 very
successful and renumerative trade has been carried
since the store was opened The stock Is fresh,
IN good order, and of moderate amount. Good
Ill be gwen for the present proprietor
tIring FROM the business To n man Of business
knowledge ana habit 4, and with small capital, a
rare chance is offered App, to WALL n RAR-
NARD, AuctIoneers, 9Th street and Pa avenue.
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The UNION FIRE CoMPANY.-This excellent
corps Of citizen firemen must have had pleasant
time at the White House yesterday, for such
good fellows can hardly fail In anything they
undertake. We regret that the committee neg
lectrd to provide us with the means OF giving n
fuller account OF their festivities.
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SHOES Those who want good article of
shoes and prompt attention, with moderate
prices would do we'll to call on Timothy Clark,
al the Ladies' Shoe store, Pennsylvania avenue,
b@twe~n Zip nth and y nth streets liz Is sri. z
his goods at very low rates, may be seen by
referring to his advertise meut in anoh col umn
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ARRIVALS THE HOTELS

BROWNS, HoTEL.-Mrs t Kirkman, Ala;
KiIkman, do; FosisI. Tenn; Foster,
Dushill, Nd; ID Price, Va; K Leneli, MINI; r
Boyker, Va; Jones, Ala; s Fenner and Ia
dies, Nd; Mrs Fenner, do. + Jones ond lady,
family, o. H Snowden. doi A l. Baker, NY; d
White, do; Wilkinson, Va; Miss Wilkinson,
Va; Miss Johnson, do; ID Stanley, Miss; ID
w Celver, Mo; Hon w Bsrfedale, Miss; c j
Smith, NY; Showbnny, Ind; Miss Wood bury,
Tenn; w King. NY.
NATIONAL HOTEL C Isaacs, go Lyford.
Ne; Hammer. z B Gelston, wm Book, w d
Clarke, II Mossay, Md; H Burnett, w w PEN
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