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Eusrension Of tho 1Iunk1RC House OF
Cook q: sargent

tFrou tie l'asenpon Denoc,at. 1:th1
Our city was thrown into state Of excite
menl yesterday morning BY zur'or that the
banking house Of Cook i Sargent had closed
their doors. At ar.t this report waa not credit
I'd, but uron repairing to the hank notice was
found posted upon tue doors 10 the effect that,
in consequence Of thc suspension of tho bank
ing house Of Sargent l)ixwe!', in Boston. tug
house Of Cook i sargent in Davenport, would
be compelled to close their doors. Tho causez
which led 10 tic failure Of the Boston house,
have not transpired, and nc nsr therefore lett
in doubt AZ 70 how soon We may look 1or a r.
sumption Of payment. We deeply regret this
failure, not ouly on account OF the gentlemen
who have been obliged to gi~e Ibis notice to their
tiepositors, but on account Of tue dcrosatoIs
themselves. Many Of them hare heavy paper fall
ing due in = few days, and this suspension will
nut ahcm 10 much Inconvenience, il it does not
compel them to let their paper 70 by. We re-
eret it, too. account ot tic effect it will have
upon many Of our heavy produce dealers, who
lave been assisted more than once by this
house, md who will now be Obliged 10 depend
wholly upon their oWn n1eans, which, In some
RAGS. arc moi nt this time available.
We hope in fen days IL he able to announce
that the house Of Cook / Sargent il again open
far the transaction Of business, and That il is
nrepared TO pay in full every dollar It may o<e.
We think statement from MessEs. Cook Sar-
geut would 20 far towards al!ayipg the excite:
nent now existing in our city, md We woald
counsel them to publish such sta.elnent Let
our ciljzcns be cautious and make no sacrifices.
for wc firmly believe they will lose nuthing BY
this suspension. Nr. Ebeuezer Cook has re-
signed his position AZ director in the STATE
Bank. His succesaor has. not yet been ap'
pointed.
Irron LIE Rock 1&aae Rette1. 17hl
Yesterday morning The citizens OF Davenport
and vicinity were startled BY the rumor that tht
banking horsa Of Cook Sargent, Of that city
had closed it, doors. Depoaitors and holders Q
"Florenee found upon inquiry that the ruuao
WAS true. We learn TINT about t30, 900 Of Flor
ence bills are in circulation; and that tho DC
posts with Cook X Sargent reach 800
00o.- The depositors are principally cor
fund to the 5uaiaess men Of Davenport
This wil1 be severe bIow TO our De3gdbo.
ing city. What the ultimate loss will
We can form 10 estimaie, but at present thing
wear 4 verJ had face. Our city escapes ai1nos
uuscethed. as there is lcsa than $1,000 Of I'll
Florence bills here. Al we are informed. So Il
as Rock Island is concerned re have reAeon I
be thaukfal that it is no worse. 4 word Of a
rice to hil!holders: Don't sacrifice your "F1o
rence,"-it will be more valuable month hen,
than ut present.
pS. We learn that another heayy firm lpa
dealers and s1illers} in Davenport hare eth
suspended Of will do 80 within 4 few days. -'-'
, 1859-12-20

In the Senate Yesterday, Mr. Douglas wca
coolly degraded from LIS position on the Ter
ritorial Committee, whcreupoa Mr.. Pugb, the
retiring Senator from Ohio, made dismal
nrrtnef
, 1859-12-20

BOOK SAEs.-To-day The two great Holiday
Book Sales ut auction will be in progress, aftcr-
noon and evening.
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and New Years Presents at sc Lake street.
de29tja1 =
MEDICAL LEcruRz-Pzof DeviEe respect
fully informs the medical profession That be will
deliver critical lecture on an article in the
Chicago A<dioal Journal for this month, By
Prof. Brainard, entitled "Cases of Extirpatiou
Of the Parotid Gland and other Glaadu1ar Tu-
mors," at the Mechanics Inat'tnte Hall on
ThursdaJ evening ne1t, Dec end. TIT 2. Il.
precisely, Free discussion inri:ed at The close
Of The lecture. Voluntary oderipga viii b ra-
ceived at the door to defray expenses- de2o1st
eB. The bert stock in the city Of Jtre<l,r,
lvdteAts, SlEezsocre, fsa< Laca. .Efrvscda,
Coral, Ehamtltd and other sets. Edncy Goodt,
&C.; imported and from our os'n aaanrfaeto7y
at Newark, n. j., suitable for Christm2s and
New Years presents is IA. Il. Al.sr. 4 Drok,
l26 Lake street, corner CLARK.
Having made our purchases (pTsofauy with
| ia the last ten days our stock, aud is Of the
latest and most elegant styles, Busers are r.
spectful1y invited to call, e1amiuc, aud judge
for themselves before pu<shas'ng tsisewhe:e.
and Clark streets. de19 2w
~ Go to 1os Lake street for fne Dinner,
Tea and Toilet Sets, Silver Plated Goods, Rich
Motto Cups, Girandoles, Lamps aud.a great va
riety Of other ornaments suitable for Christmas
presents. For sale lower than in any other
| china atore in this city, at the China Emporium
Of L. Jaeger 4 Co., 103 Lake street de1o-6t
Are YOU 1RsrRzps-A startling fact. Bear
| in mind that your insurance il Of no efficacy if
| you use Burning Fluid OF camphina-: Therefore
banish them from your dwellings aud call and
| purchase Kerosene Lamps At Lamp ind Oh En-
poriunn, 12t Ciark street. del5-6t
| ~ Those monster Kerosene Lamps which
/ give the light Of two gas burners or two Cam
| phene Lamps, at one-fourth Of the expense,
| will be hired OUT for evening parties, lighting
halls, churches, etc, during The holidays, Ap-
ply at Lamp and Oil Emporium, 1s6 Clark st.
de15-1ot
S1SGxR's F4xllx SEwHo MAc1usrs.-Also
Machines for Tailoring and Leather Sewing, at
66 Lake street. See advertisement. de1o1m
- WHEELER L W11sox's sxw1xe N4cH,x1s
| appropriate testimonial Of Father to his
Daughter, Son to bis Mother, 4. k.Hhsband to
his Wife, a Brother to his Sister, Of Church to
its Pastor. This IS q gift as durable as lte-an
| economy Of more intrinsic worth to the Indies
| than its actual cost.
GEO. Il. CHlz7ExpEx. Gen'l Agt..
| dea-tj1 1877 and 1863 Lake street.
| FoR CaR1s1xAs AND NEW YzARs.-All should
the largest, best, and most varied assortment Of
Candies Of any Confectloner in town. Ladies',
| please make note Of 1t. no24-1m
| e. See advertisement Of Cornell 4 Co.'S
| two thread noiseless premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemmcr, No. l3s Lake street:
| aue7-ly
, 1859-12-20

MEssns- DRrAxr, Bell i S1nAr7ox's LEc7cRE
corssE.-Tbe admirable course of free lectures
beforo the Commercial College Of Aessrr. Bry-
ant, Bell stratson, generously thrown open 10
our citizens, WIS happily inausu1sted By Hon,
!. n. Arnold, in the opening lecture The course
promises 10 bs valuable addition to our winter
evening entertainments The next lecture in
The course will be delivered by Rer. II. L. Ham.
| mond, editor iconqrtga.ioaal EttaA of thiA city
this {Tuesd.y) evening, ataa o'c.ook; It shd Col
:lege H.1, in 1aznoa: Block. !. Subject, AL,
Castle" Admission free, md our ciitizeas ars
1 cordially invited =. ',,....i"t'' !, =" :r':..
, 1859-12-20
THE CITY .

Mer,cAL--The profession viii be interested
in the announcement Of Prof. Deville.
, 1859-12-20

:B- Singers Sewing Machines foz Christmas
and New Years Presents at sc Lake street.
, 1859-12-20
DEASONS FOR .USIN g
@ U Err US
Cod Liver Oil Jell Y.

TneS Academy Of edldne certify that It cottAlc1
IS pef q TT Of I.pre Eed t1ver OF,
s-Thas established fscsthat Oils to be aaiat-
t4 must te tsz1sforEed into emulsion Ia the stomach
et-TLat IA Of Tie eascala zach Cod LEef Oh u
prescribed the rtaeh oftne 7sen3 Il IN proper
tka E1-a, md sou7sss Tie vho4 of The oil paaess
Cd uudxese aad eoaseGusntiE tuop.rs. tts Is easily
traced 10 the de}eet1oua3
M-iaaE NJ cod t3veF q Jelly as:nz Aeeapouad q ea
aux &nul f jtself In enetx4 with
tquid; vtieh take. p:A= il reaches the SO
maeh. wtasevtr IL condition trar b..
4lh-That When The PLJssAn hen Cod Ltrt1
Oh 10 ps<sezibet specific or ckesiss my Jey Il
1elaAs tean the ezuGa Of. beeau.e beng solid
Of digestion knd a1si a1tns, vhen oo tbs contrary tha
Nqui o1 viii e3 !nepes.1sre Tie stomach absvs
vaysls more Or len ,te esse !hsa the oai indicated
From The sbe+e she supetostJ q Qstsaa
Cd - rot:t.ve aad faes. Sod by.
oclha6{9&a - fKNTOH CO, ~ LAkr ssrtet.
, 1859-12-20

eAj 4LE,N
TtcKFTs LEIIrED TO e61o It Si0o EACH. to be
hid only II ROOF CADY's Ausic Sore. >; CtaEtst !.
where the articles can be seen-
The III of the drawing numbers VIII BE- PuhnSed IN one
IT ths ltad!nx p1pe1s the d2r fooWnk T1EE3 abroad
sendrk far t:efes viii h2ss their sddreas md sha
ber Of yeoord and asIes b. EJpttaa.
Address ALEX. SCOTT, Leadez ef Light Guard Band.
Fu44 O@es Boz 3&H.
xK-PoAst.y4lY no pokpoaemk1t. 6A& bl4$:w
, 1859-12-20

RIarLA1 AxxEEa9. ukrIxKn l9. 1874
Ro1 c.t!ed. No Aldermen present.
n KREtSAANN CITY Clerk
, 1859-12-20

: Police NAr1Exs.-There were eight cases at
the Police Court yesterday "A dea Of infamy
kept by Mary Smith vas broken up and its in
mates sent to Brideweli. Michael German and
Thomas Lane we're fined S5V each for selling
liquor contrary 10 the ordinanee. -. The case of
Hattie Mitchell, charged with perjury. again
continued on Saturday on account Of the ab.
sence Of Witnesses comes up to-day ut P. II.
:... Michael Kennedy, newasoy, was arrested
and -rep1imanded for being noisy at The Post.
Office entrance. That has Been "crying" eril
Of thas vicinity, and when Mike or any Of bis
comrades come up ngain, let them be fined
rouudly "A brute named John Keeper was
fined Is and costs for beating his wife. He
turned her ont Of doors to shift for herself al
midnight Lei bin of too easy. Three. sad
wrecks Of *oraanisy we're up and sent to Bride
veil for brutal iuebriety,
, 1859-12-20

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"&ae 'ouo o'a''o,.s IN TT secses5 o. Inc o!uos'
ana 'e:s ooco"e1''a'ofs 1eoatks II eone''a''on
1'@". "e saae e''a'"s asa'os. ti'e coa'nS o'
"fa"os winch !" IL "onaer tnat any cnaios
eou'o lave "!tns'oo" aoo oel''e1eo pnnpPies
"A'.1 ', "oa.1 aa'e A"a e'ea' e1e'.a s"e5 o"'y
coaa nave nAa IN auo.ence' IN 1ee' oe 'oreea
ano 'o"enl Wall a1i 'ee usual weapons o' az
1r'sb pasF'ot-aonne's a"a speeches. rhymes
anu rgmato'es' ne WAS 'ne Last A'ns1se'
one would WISH 10 near; and MS hfs' Lay"
WAS 10 lay ao"n l's afn's. III what manner
Ar. Ae1ee left ireland his country never kne";
probably because t1e5 never inquired, SATISFIED
with tue fact that lie Ind left lie came to
America and Immediately commenced voting
Tue i'emoefa''c uekes ana "f'ttng 'or INC press.
Having oo"1rtoHh" largely 70 tae ruin OF seSe-
ral nc*spapeEs' ne established one oi MS own IN
so"e 'ooe's gnf7e' u oahA'o' "nete NC e4"e
poe' "ans 'Ae os'"s 0"an, ana '!'e na'afan1eo
e'''1en c1~a:eo n'e eoAofs i'Ae osins oo'pA'n'
, 1859-12-20
39rrsS l. Trihu1te,
OH &c A GO

SENATOR HALE or D1sUN1oN.
The late smec! Of Senator Hale on Dis
union will he fonud on the fourth page of this
PAPER.
, 1859-12-20
MARRIED..

At the Eealterce Of c. R. Chandler E.q Dec. 1sth b
Rev. W. W. Patton Mr- AKtAL :. WUuDt Of troerad
Grove. Wa, and Mis- ELIZABETH E. CHANDLER,
formerly Of Lunenbuty. Vt.
, 1859-12-20

FoR CaRlsrxAs AND New YzARs.-All should
remember that Seelsy At Al Clark street, has
the largest, best, and most varied assortment Of
Candies Of any Confectloner in town. Ladies,
please make note Of ii. no2+1m
, 1859-12-20
Nem Embellishments.

!" C. B, scRIvKY,@klputtsi.sL Ls<.t. 81 1aassor~@
Il asAertsat raetss AdxrAI1s se t4ts eAd oil IL
Eaa4i.s Pos,<rs Of liz 3orA Eea t3lbe9+y
, 1859-12-20

e. See advertisement of Cornell 4 Co.'S
two thread noise1ess premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemmcr, No. l33 Lake street.
au97-ty
, 1859-12-20

S1SGxR's FAxlLx SEwSo MAcHxEs.-Also
GG Lake street. See ndrertisemeut. de10-1m
, 1859-12-20

Those monster Kerosene Lamps which
give the light Of two gas burners or two Cam
phene Lamps, at one.fourth Of the expense,
will be hired OUT for evening parties, lighting
halls, churches, etc, during The holidays, AP-
ply at Lamp and Oil Emporium, les Clark st.
de1f11t
, 1859-12-20

Are YOU 1RsCaEps-A startling fact. Bear
in mind that your insurance il Of no efficacy if
you use Burning Fluid or Camphina- Therefore
banish them from your dwellings aud call and
purchase Kerosene Lamps At Lamp Ind Oh En-
poriuu1, 12t CIark street. del5-tt
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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence Of The Star.


ALEXANDRIA, Sept. ., 1859.
The community heard last evening with deen
regret of the demise at Federal Hill, Alexandria
county, OF Washington T. Harper, Esq. Mr.. Har.
per was member Of our County Court, and until
stricken with paralysis, some time since, one OF
the most efficient magistrates.
The WHOM number OF prisoners now confined
IN tue jail OF this county is seventeen all white
and one OF them woman. The only crime OF
high grade charged against tue prisoners is tina,
OF the murder of seaman against John Riley
The County Court, which sits on Monday. will
adjudicate some of the cases ~ =
The nrst flour over the Alexandria. Loudoup
and Hampshire railroad came down YESTERDAY 70
Cazenove Co, from Arlington Mills
Eight thousand five hundred and fifty passen-
gers passed over the Alexandria and w ashinptou
road during the month Of August
The Hon. II. Kidwell, X. NJ Smith of the Sen.
tnel, and other gentlemen, passed over the Alex
andria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad YES
terday; on visit Of inspection. They were highly
pleased.
The Catholics Of this city hear with regret tina,
the Rev James r yder, ID. d. has been transferred
from this city TO Philadelphia.
Protracted meetings have been commenced In
several of the Methodist churches .y..
But four marriage licenses were granted by on,
County Clerk last month.
VI nfteen persons committed TO Jail daring
august, all save two were committed by Justice
Price. ... III 3 -rt--E ..3.rt..t.. -. 80
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AUCTION MLn
By A. GREEN, Auot1oneer.

A a. N,
|ExTENsTvE s1I.E M FrRNtrt-,r
IL SLa:: ssP SsGs.EsIa S,st.:; ga AVG
IN 5s0ss ofEy ..S,s =. o'clock. sS extsns,ys
. sn ADD W Aim, soo. ,ao,., 40 Co..
. \ s BIS. % N''I,'s cA'''', Dress ""
Jtnny md Cat,s anle a 90 Mssn Closets,
S, .; s.s o% p ss' and P :sss1 Carpet.
Pna. s.Iis.s aud Other f 1sbs sexes .-I
China t;Isns snj Eardvsre, - ~ -saE srr
With many other srticl sty, t; ;oo CisaIs,
g. - : - A. GREEN. Aucf. b
ny G McGuIRE q co. Aucnon..,- :
NEHl DESIRABLE AND EXSyWsonsp
bRick DwxLLINs HousE IN rEr Ely Ely NV
At PP SNs dt'NA yyc .osSOn WEpNEsnAY" AFO
tsm:es We sh.n sell without reserve SsnS on the
!nseei,tory prick dwelling house, with hack h19
Teen lstn and 18th streets vest eortaialn9 m p
nsS Win gas fixtures and modern Improve
nights Lnroufhont
The House is built in the very best uanner. ,, na
a. rssideaos and is very desirable
Terms: On fourth cash tina ra.isna =; r ..
Is months with interest secured By deed Of trSst
on the premises;
ee Ia - J. c. Mcguire l. CO., Auct'rs.
II S1E Or VALUABLE NEAL.
Court for Pfincs virtue O. Decree Of the Ccuit
Of Equity pass IN oas asih IN sss iin aE a, Court
hbSahs,n' W, and Others are eornplainaGts. and
10 W ~ auo otners are 0nd emit, the
~ as trustee VIII sell ut pub ic Aa,e At
SG nsilihg. mouse, on the premises, ON WED-
O'Clock a. M II fair If not ON me nert Ia, ~
nst IscS u valuable Rea Estate, of hich the late
s4nn =. w inSerd died seized and Possessed, con
ie.ni"s o"e hundred dad FIfty Acres. more or
Tb,. E.r,
ID nIs gun u situated In Bladensburs dat, let I'm
W. re-, county Nd FIVE mi north OF
a. M 1on Guy District OF Coumba and within
Depot Of the Batim sn'se ME. Hfthe
~ anJonIas tiS lalds OF the late Thomas w Chm
ming. ~; ohn Y. Fairfax and others, is haunted
On ~ shHre h"rthwestern line By the main public
- IT, Stis 70 w ton; Its eastern boundary
~. FIJI AZ along which mis- ht he made for
xsInab Sis1sGe, as farasit meanders this land,
doas nnt n having been rented for several years
uoes NOT now snow 10 that advantage and exhibIt
that degree Of cultivation which the ehar.ctar ~
IN s9 ana its great susceptibility Improvement
woulu cause IL to assume in the hands of An enter
prslng man but the land is we'll ads Md 70 tbe
Crown OF corn, wheat, tobacco a G and undey the
direction OF person of taste and ene,gy n conja
iaue most valuable farm for AZ ricutu raj And MAJ
ket poses and at the same time furnish a bean
iu county residence. Located in q section of conn
~ nS. fSr hea ~ and beauty, with uick and easy
Wa hlngton and baltimore, this farm Dos sesses
The improvements consist of q \. ,ve MAJ
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MiliIf HEs n HIifIIN
i-scheeI L.~ M...,-

MoRcEsrKR, Mass. Sept. IA co.,.,,,
Son opposed 70 the new schosI .
pe.I gu, 70 sustain lsws and esaetmsps. ~ a.
ST., n.es here to-day 10 nominate o1sccr, -. ,s
Several speecbs on,ys mall number were present.
s Mann was severely S..o.ne.S tee sss
s,;.v,nno 'esolutions, eauaserasinr the sIi..,sS
he1 sdyocating direct spproprist,sns Sc
oncers disposed 10 support o.. We removal Of
NV, ana Tor distributing tne schoe( fends ,n noo'
the towns ana ciues OF the commopwss,,a nse
read The body 10 I'll In session @i'n' were
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The Aurora Bsrealis.

WAsHTNeIoS, Sept 2.-Tbe telegram b,.. ~.
FORENOON Indicate strong prevalence Of .sme.'
pneric electricity, banning the efforts OF ths -
,sr. 70 work long circuits. u 10 even sss-rted
eulary Of course) by the In fuence of thu n.s,,I
Ssgency alone The operators are coavinced ths,
- 70 this peculiar electrical state Of the styno.,
ftn,o e which produced the splendid display OF
ON h eaecs OF which their wires were siniIs,
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City. from ~, SePt. 2-The steamship Quaker
,ess,ic,sa, recent Royal Decree imposes srsat
sa~e mras on TIE commerce Of the Island. and
ssins M. uouS,e 70 American shippers and can
E 1e Tessoer was hot Sugar nxt and unr bs nyeS
rEAcnSnaes declining. Bills ON London i,Ssi ne
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| ALExANDRIA. Va, Sept 2.-Flour-no sales on
| Change. w heat-sales Of white. from fair 10
good, 81 20aS 90; red, sales Of fair to good az
| 81 .1Oael 10; no prime offered. Com-white,
sales at Soc. by measure SIC. by weight; yellow
sales at SC by weight. Oats-sales at SIC Rye
/ klleS al lie
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Birth Extraordinary.

NEWARK: j, Sept. 1.-The wife OF labor
ing nylng In William street in this city, was de-
nNefed last night OF three AZ one birth aver
aging in weight more than FIVE pounds esch
All are alive and doing well
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Alleged Forgery of Passports

NEW YORK, Sept. "A German lawyer and
one OF the clerks Of the Board Of Aldermen Svere
arrested yesterday at the instance Of the sat- De-
U. :. passports
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Alleged Pes, Oef,c, r .hn.,v

CARLISLE, Sept. IA man named Kefsuyre
moore charged with rifing the Letters at the Cen.
uevliie post office, In Cumberland county, of
money A hearing Of the case will be had On the
5th inst - -
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Mississippi Steamer Burnt

NEw ORLEANS, Sept. THE steamer Messen-
ger, from Memphis To this city, took fire, was run
ashore, scuttled and sunk near Beryon sara The
passengers and cotton freight were saved
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Body 4, the He'd Al . Vs.,

new YORK, Sept. 2-The body Of dead negro
was found yesterday in the hold and slowed away
In the cargo Of the schooner Neptun.,, RIA.
from North Carolina. IL is supposed that be was
runaway, and got snfocated I'm his Liding-
place " "k
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Fire i'm L0uisiaua.
Alexandria Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Five stores I'm Tcbol
pitoulas Were burned tn afternoon. flied wit
whiskey. produce, etc. The loss 10 small.
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"A w. w. BURDETrE,

"A w. w. BURDEFTE,N
AZ No 331 Serenth street, b,ticeen aad X,
10 selling desirable DRY GOODS cheaper than any
merchant In the city. - = Z
ne has very large no superior stock OF DRESS
GOODS, suitable Tor the Fall season such as Bay
adsrs and Plaid F0uard Silks, Chsllies IN double
skirts, Vaenelas, Dueils M9nsrins; &e;
stitched, at l21s cents apiece;. coed IRISH LIN
Ems at q cents per yard; P full stock Of D0MES
TICS And HOSIERY. AL of which will be sold
much lower than the usual prices. -, .
Our statesmen will name the lowest cash prise at
once,-therehy enabling persons to buy goods OF ~
withont any fear of being oveTcharged.
w. w. BURUETTE,-...
an 8 2W No. 3Sl 7ih st. hetwaen and II.
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Pennsylvania R.iIre.d Ca.

r, HAREisBrRG. Sept. The suit against the
fennsyivania Railroad for the payment Of ton
was decided against the company this morning
Judge Pearson delivered an able OPT nion
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Republican State Convention.

NJ ADIsoS, Wis, September The Republican
stat Convention yesterday nominated Aiexander
w Randall, the present incumben for Governor.
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Frost i'm Massacbusetts.

BosEoN, September During the past two
nights there have been light frosts In various parts
of the State. No injury has been done To the corn
or buckwheat crops
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NEW YoRK. Sept Hon. Howell co,,, -.
se,enaoea AT the 50. Nicholas last evening
hon. John NJ. Bolts at the AStoy Housr r,.r.,v..
= W., rist and a complimentary sddre~ from IA.
reply, developing his plan for organizing an Oh
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BaltiRers Markets.

BALTIMORE, September Flour closed heavy:
Howard street IS IS Wheat closed steady; s.ls .
of e, 600 bushels; white 81 goal 40; red 81 iezI n;
Corn closed dull; white s0as2c; yellow slas4r
Provisions closed firm; bacon sides 9yc; ness
pork SlS .UaSI5 IS prime $500 Lard closed
quiet at iISal1hc. Whisky closed steady at
2eHc. Coffee has advanced &c; closing arm.
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No1Ics- DIsraIcT or CoLunsrs apvr,,,,,.
fNr' 70 BIZ IssRzrRD IN TIE BALrrxoar srr
AsE Rsc SivzD AT AND sBoRwARpxp ,non ,ur
STAR epsacx.ss- III y-5.- : : = 80 =
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EF ~ w I.INN UeOrketf Wn.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AucrIoy.
~ kORGETowN.-On MONDAY AFTER
NOON next; the 5th of September, at O'clock
shall sell, IN front vi the premises that valuable and
ner OF LIST and Frederick streets, IS feet by 81.
Also, part Lot u.s. fronting IS feet Sd street. by
81 feet IN depth, with fne spring Of water.
Terms at sale.
au 81 T. DOWI Anct
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MEMS DHxss SUITS, ~ H.. .a -. 6,
youru., n,, Mess Bssissss Sssss,
cHILDRlRs Dnxss su,rs. '"' Ss''"s's Ss's''

s, Noah WALTZ Co., Marble Hall Clotning
announces that their annual display of Spfins and
p Oaeth9ing 10 now ready for inspection. II
oo,nP tseu OF an assortment of Gentemen's and
o1shs Siothing ofthe newest and richest desi rns
~ ~ aatsse t, Trimming, and workmanship.
ssniopsble articles Of dress an Opportunity is now
oqe5eo or selecting from the most attractive stock
duced prices. - '' o'1' %yy
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kNOR RENF-No. 512 l. street, between 9th and
10th streets, the former residence of Professor
:Ss,Shuermann. recentlr occupied BY Mr.. Williams.
many closets, enclosed porch. and front and back
yard, with pump IN the latter. Terms reasonable,
to a gcod tenant an 81 3ts