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AMosT SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.

An l. strument for the cure of Nocturnal Emissions more
properly known Seminal Weakness &c Can be prompt
ly cured from fifteen days months by the
this instrument when used conformity with medicines.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-12

Persons in any of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail of their with
remittance for medicines SC
Address DR.. AMOS SON. corneI Main and Quay-sts,
PufFal typcs
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DR.. AMOS & SON,

n 1kI1 4llb OLNA4 LIN
"A the State who members of the Royal College Of
Surgeons, London May be consulted from O'Clock in
the morning until at night every state and symptom Of
disease The treatment they adopt the result Of pwrds
OF thirty extensive practice Europe and America
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Prom Califorui.

ST Louis, Sept. 26.-The overland Californla
mail OF the I'd has arrived. Fifteen buildings In
Cd by fire, Involving a loss of S2OOOO The san
rncIsco Bulletin publishes q letter from Can't
W. siet announcing his arrival at Camp F1oyd on
s ns i2.n, having materially shortened the route
rom Fort Dallas 10 Salt Lake '~A''
Inc rott smith Times says the rudI An agent Nal.
rasn mas been killed by person named NcKneft
Soi. LeiPer, the agent for the Comanche Indi.ns
had also been killed by the Indians
Gov Douglass, in replying 70 Gen. Hsrpev A.
es mai any outrages have been committed aysiDst
any American citizens al San Juan or that any R,i,
III, III vessels nave ever conveyed an officer Of the
Americans 'e'Ie
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.

A RESOLUTION in relation to the Upper Road.
RssOlrsd by the Board Of Aldermen and Board q.
Common Council Of the Corporation of Georgsto,rn,
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby requested
aud instructed, to execute, on the part of this
Corporation, any instrument which NAV be re-
CURED by the Levy Court of Washington County.
for the purpose Of transferring any right or inter
est, II any, which may he owned and possessed
by this Corporation in and 10 the Road leading
from Seventh street, and known as the - Upper
Road, to any party who may be named by the
said Levy Court, together with a release of any
and every demand and claim on the part of this
Corporation against the said Levy Court In rela-
ton to said Road. [APproved Sept. 10, 1889
A RESOLUTION in relation to the Scavenger's
horse.
- hesoIred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
common Council Of the Corporation Of Gsorgeto.vd
That the Scavenger's horse now in use be sold
and that the Mayor be instructed TO purchase
new horse for the Scavenger, and for the purpose
OF carrying this resolution into effect the sum of
one hundred and fifty dollars, or so much thereof
as Is necessary Is hereby appropriated, to be paid
by the Clerk To the order Of the Mayor. -
Approved Sept 10, 1889 ..r.'
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ALEX ANDRIA.
Cor,sspoxdsxes of The Star.

O"'esPo"aeNcs ~ Inc Otdr. ... -...
ALEXANDRIA, Sept 81, 1850.
rlces varieties was formally opened last night,
and quite good sized audience were present to
witness the dedicatory performances. The.''star''
OF the occasion was Mrs. Gladstane who az Njsx
Mortimer In 'Naval Engagements ~ was all that
the audience could have desired i'm the part She
was ably sustained by Miss Mary Carr as Mrs
Po91hp, Mr.; Charles Hill as Admiral Kington,
and MIR. G. Barton Hill, j. Sherwood and James
gallagher in their respective parts The farce of
"Conlugal Lesson, - with Stuart Robson and Mrs
Gladstane as Mr.. and Mrs. Lullaby closed the
performance. To-nigh we are TO have the splendid
comedy of IAN that Glitters is not Gold, - and
the farce Of - Box and Cox"
The Board Of Directors Of the Alexandria Lii
brary Company have elected James A. Clarridge
Librarian, vice Edward r. ROxbury, resigned
The steamship Mount Vernon sailed Yesterday
Tor New York, with heavy freight and fifteen
passengers from this city.
sarah Lewis. cold, was arrested Yesterday on
chargeSpreferred against her by Alice GRAY. also
CT d, OF stealing carpet bag containing wearing
apparel and 81 IS in cash, the property of the
Aforesaid Alice Gray; 1t appears from the testi-
mony before Justice Price that Alice had engaged
the services Of Sarah a nurse, and while In her
employ she appropriated TO her own use articles
belonging to Alice, and finally wound up by steal
Ing her wardrobe, as above stated. Alice also pre-
ferred the serious charge against Sarah of irving
to elope with her (Alce's) Eslege lord =, but this
charge she could not sustain. However, ii trans
PRED during the examination that the husband OF
- - ~" Sfif'f "a eteatinS tNo sutep ana
TWO hogs from Il nelghbor, and slaug entered them,
appropriatfng the meat to his own use Upon the
strength of this testimony Justice Price issued a
warrant for the arrest Of Bill Gray. the accused,
but he has not yet been arrested. The case was
certainly complicated one The parties were
committed to Jail for further examination.
Aaron Nane, pugilistc darkey. belonging to
MT. John \. Washington, was aIres.ssASfor at.
tempting to strike white man. Justice Price
ordered him twenty-five lashes and costs amount
ing to 81 80.
0eo NewsOm was also before the same magis-
trate, charged with stealing i shawl, the property
court. ...
Mrs Mckuea paid fine of SIS, imposed by
Justice Price, for selling liquor without a license
fhe same Justice also disposed Of two knotty
cases OF assault and battery
Numbers Of our citizens left this morning for
Fairfax Court House, for the purpose of takin. a
part In the tournament and ball to come of there
to-day. Cares
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TIT --LATEST IIIs ~ illGllPV
The Latest By the vapserbtl,.
[By telezraph from london % southamn,

icy Telegraph from London 70 Southampton
MAhsE1LtEs: Sept H.--Advices rom constan-
Snopie are 10 the 9Th II June The Sultan heafly
tos' MS NE on saturday. An Ionian commanding
an hngnsh steam tug drove his vessel twice
agaInst the imperial csique, and the sultan was
saved Win great difhculty --'---.''-
The Governor Of Gambia Ia, sent I'm IA, ,..,gr.-
ton. --l .-r " So
The smuggling Of arms continues tb>re and
seiture OF a bomb vessel charged with powder hss
been made. -
Political agitation in servia wss incr.,.,,o
The National Assembly has been oonvoked.
. VIENNA Thursday The Imperial Law Gazette
announces that the premium on the interest OF the
National ioan. falling due in the months Of o.
tober. November and Deceu Der, 1919. has been
hfed at IS per cent
There Is srumor in Paris Of tendency 70 agree
raent between England and France on the subject
OF an European Congress for the settlement OF
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From Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, sept 27.-Tamplco dates 70 IN.
14th have been received W ''e
1eneral Sara was preparing TO leave with r..
Inducements for the interior " TO-
The Liberal army now numberx 4 oaa -,
toned. u "'e"-
Gen. VOL had defeated the Liberals near Leon
anu p ueh' Mlramon was expected before SaR Luis
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New York Marksts.

NV YORK, Sept. 27.-Flour has advanced &.
1Oc. State 4.5OaSi 60; Ohio as BIAS AZ. Sn.,s. %
s5|3aS % Wheat 10 heavy; red Western ri 0i.
81 white do. 81 25asi 30 Corn Is LOVE-,
mixed siasse Pork is dull; mess sI5 90; prime
Sl0,70. Lard is firm Whisky is ami Al o. .,1-
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Baltimore Market,

r, BALrNoRE, Sept 21.-Flour is quiet; sales of
81 3Oal 3f red l.lOal rs. Corn h active: Whit
IS, yellow S4asSc. Provisions active; bacon sides
10 NC; mess pork Sl6; prime do sII SO. WHISKY
is dull al 2Sc w A40Ab
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Financial.

NEW IoRk, Sept 27.-Stocks are lower Chi
G c1 ana hock Island OK; Cumb. Coal Co I2x:
gan preferred shares 23K; New York Central SLY.
"a Coal Co. So; Reading 44x; Va 6's ga: NO
os san Sterling exchange firm but Quiet M
NV rhe money market is firm and active az
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MINIS DRzss syIrr,
YourH,, DINA. s Msn's Bxsissss Ssifs,
CHILDRKN's DRESS SuITs. oSs'Ssss Ssus'

Nn.y W.,r , :, CHttdTtH's School Suffs
store Ssf Bowl WITH Ro,si SSS dMsiSIs Hs cotsns
announce that their annual display of Ell sn
winter Clothins - now ready for inspectinn e II,
m con prlsed OF an assortment Of GentIemsnpa..
Youths Clothing Of the newest and richest dass
IN material, trimming, and workmanship
TO those who study excellence with econor,, 4,
fsshonable articles of dress, an pportunity H.
offered for selecting from the most attraotiye stn
Of Ready Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
ouooo Prices. ~ 23-ly
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The Great Cricket nIateh

MoSrREkL, Sept 9s-The cricket nl,v 49,.
commenced again at lI.30 this morning-Par,
ana caesar a. .wickets '-Grundy Harvard. Mis-
aen' and Calm out-four wickets for sir,y rnns.
ana resulted In the defei It Of the Canadians.
second Innings were -. The English PLAYERS sra
70 go In In the morning 10 make IL on their se,
ond innings. Ae" 80
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Alexa ndria Markets.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 27-F'lour-nos sales yyb..,.
sales OF fair to good white n Al isasI 2O ssieS az
TAR TO good red at 81 I2asI .l3; a lot 81 nrim.
zimmerman brOght 81 DO re
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Arrival of the City of Baltimore.

new YORK, September 27.-The steamer City
OF Baltimore has been signalled below. The most
!E'portant OF her European advices have already
been telegraphed 10 the press
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The STEAMSHIP Mourn VERNON sailed yester-
day evening for New York with good freight
and fifteen passengers from Alexandria and several
from the District
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Arrival of the Moses TayIor.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The steamship Moses
upwards Of S2.OOo, 90 from California Her nexs
has oeen anticipated, for the greater part by the
overland mail and the arrival Of the Hayana ar
New Orleans havana o'
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WILSON'S ALBANY sREDI.ING srR.w
~ BERRY,
STRAWBERRY VINES FOR FALL PLANT

For sale at the Nursery of the sphscr;he, No..
w ton, D. C., about twenty varieties Of the
,i so.ts Tor fancy or profitable cultiva
S,nh Ia Teas climate amongst them the celehratsd
variety. ~ ~ s' P"Pa'a'
Aeircusr. containing a list Of names with pricss
together with catalogue Of other small fruIts ear
ne mad at the store of j. F. Callan 9Th street nesr
the Post Once; at the Agricultural wareho1se Of
d y, barthlow, near the Centre Market; or bv an
hleaton through the mail TO
JOSHUA PIERCE
ne zl-StewSW near Warninetn,
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ARRIvED-At Young Il Carter's wharf, schooner
Aloert Pharo, from Philade phia, I6s tons of coal
Tor r. Wilson, and 80 tons for F. Kidwell
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DYED,

On the 18th instant, after o tedious illness, Mrs
aga = - y = g j 4 : : : :. = -
Her friends and acsuaintances are respectfully
invited To attend her funeral. on Wednesday eve
ming! ~ O'Clock, from her late residence on a6th
ana SITS. tBAt, Sun eoPya -. = =
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GREEN AND BLACK,
OF various grades
KING & BURCHEl.L

10 1,1tI = Corner ,Nermont avenne and 18th s.
NEW GOODS AND NEW STYLEs-Our
4 y stock Is now very complete in the newest And
best styles OF goods in the market.
~ or Gentlemen, full supply of Furnishing Goods
kEADY-MADE CLOTHING always on hand,
q meet Immediate wants, good as bespoke work
Every effort to please.
-. A. II. YOUNG, -
! =. o, Merchant Tailor, Browns Hotel, Pa. ave.
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AUCTION SALn
nv WALL = RaPN.D

BY WALL 4 BARNARD. Auct;ors.-,
pOSITIyE SALE OF ATWO.sTORx Ann
a. F FRIba tSD o F 81 ,sfs nsTsssT
nst., =. 1cock, we will sell, in front ofthe prem
ss: T. and IunnG ~ s Gq ~ Eel
: saa sd slu p wsl bull, snq nearly
good cellar pump in the yard and Is ssHs sssso
one 'he most pleasant aud improving parts Of the
Terms; One fourth cash bslancn IN 6. y. IA Aud
"a months With interest. deed given and de d
seq I'd WALL q BARNARD, Aucts.
~ by WALL q BARNARD. Anotionee-s
pQS.Tlys SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR
4 hARNkss AND SADDLE BoRsEs, BrsaIFs kNp
FRIDAY NSisNR9LEs &C.; AUe.ioS
So1ssa . ssfHss e Assg S'o!
iSI HSTses and Vehicles We name IN Of sope
!, Bay Mare. years old. o - POI
Sorrel horse, years old, .--- .,
par GRAY Horses. 6 and years old, .'e-
pair kHsP Horses years DID, sad both superior
Gray d aorss: sysars old. T.
BOB tail Bay SAM Mare, fast, - ~.
stylish 81 Bay Horse, 4years old.
ne ne sSs a ssss; q. %rSs By Fasor
suRsIlS5 no top Buggy, made by Watson, Pha
ssszes top B9s.iss. do. 's-.-.......-..
Germantown Wagon, do. Z.
superior Phssto6. built by Hook. of this city, for
, Jour pas sengsrs. W
set. silver mounted single Harness. $780,.
DO. double do. q
Brides, Hslters, Cutting Box. . "g
btHs a H9rse Covers, &c. .,.... =.
sTset Of n e and days for notes satisfactorily en-
sale positive and without reserve
sc % - WALL q BARNARD, Aucts. .
By T. BOWLING; Georgetown.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ArAUCTION
IN ,GEoRGETowN.-On MONDAY AFTER
NOWON, he6f, the STU Of September, at ) O'clock I
sel 'front.' OF The preml, es, that valuable and
AZ the corner OF First and Frederick streets 6S feet
part Lot las fronting Sc feet on 81 street. by
o. r re. IN depth with line spring of water.
ausl T. BOWLING, Aucrr.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONE IJNTu.
III URSLAH, September 22d, same hour and Mace
when Il VIII be positively sold WITHOUT reserve.
se"-'s L. BOWLING, Auct.
IL THE ABOVE SALE rs FITRTHER
postponed on account Of the rain until THURS
DAY next the 18th inst same hour., = -
Sc .6-3t It, DOWNING, Auot,r
BY WALL Il BARNARD, Auctloneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE Is.
LAMP At ACcTIoN.-On THURSDAY AF.
IEhNOON, 18th inst, at 5 O'Clock, we will sell
In ront OF the Preml es. Lot in square 7s8 front
on Cana street and will be sold as one, or ubdivd
| Terms One fourth cash balance in 6. 70 and !,
msSnths' bearing interest. deed given and deec
Sc 24-d WALL, RARNARD A,o,s
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Railroad Accident and Twenty Person, I'm.
iured.

The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, about twelve
miles below this city, on saturday night. Ii wa,
accustomed by broken rail. One car was over
turned, and tue rest were thrown of the track
twenty persons were injured, but only one was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27

FOR FIRST Class EsrABLIsHxESrs in all de-
Parimens OF business in the city, see our Alpha
oeucal Business Directory, in another column
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OF FoR SAFE s. GGEE dNbE kRRetK,o ssT op co

+ OF Fob. SALE UNDER ACT OF con
gust u, 1885. TO enable the ''bsrmony Eooiety" 70
dispose Of square as, the trustee viii offer T. sale
p m, IA font of the premises, Lots 2, G. a
g. 10, ~ Is IA, Is and l6, in said So naIe on,t o.
TIE sale Is subject 10 the approval OF the Secr.t.
~ OF the Interior, and the deeds 20 enScbs sst
having been derived by the society direct ftom the
O3veInmekt Is OF course perfect ~ -
ana - months, for notes bearing interest secured
by eeeo oItrpst upon the preInises -
BY order OF the Trustee.
s@-o ssi-sag go -. GREEN, Auet
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERN0ONS 10. MORROW

By c. r. L. CROWN & CO.. Auctioneers.
GSs%SE AfFkkkk6H5TSAG ~ @ i..,sa mgEs
sss s ssr. Psss
,ms 20 Bar Fixtures, Lsuors, and the
Terms cash. sale positive -, .s--.ea .s
Sc M, C. r.. LscRoWS IN A A ,fS2.a As.,
BIC r, I. CROWN q Co. Auot,onesr..
I li Avc1Iss.-on wE'S'sDAIYrA. F FTfiEkNooN
s sns fstn inst we shall sell part OF Lot J. in square
's s stqse i.es And
osT swS st1sy srs House under rent Of 81
Ss:a Is Isl ssfssS s..
By J. c. MOGUIRE a CO., Auctionoefs.
poSITIvE AND UNRESERvED SALE OF
NEsDhY MoR sIy rStP! sepemssss4E WER
ont Gss Of the !, auction RSG0 We shall
. . ss5s sSs S TSs sassss y wagon.
I sea, Esmi!y Carnage, .s..-...
large PASSENGER Pheton built to order, and very
Also: Ios q second hand Carriage. and Burs,s.,
this sale as the work Of the most superior kind.
az os ss ssd e the
asys Tor satisfactorily endorsed notss bearing in
.sal-d &c. MCGUIRE CO., Auct,rs.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
H AT AUcTIoy:-0n WEDNESDAY Y, the ssth in.
81 az shf 10 se sSass Sfa LADY He9H
Isih street between 9 and H streets west. an eS
eellent ASSORTMENT Of Furniture. Wig: =
MafhsSpsany Sofa, Oaomans, Revolving and other
Msshos any Dressing and other Bureaus. and wri.
MSbls {. ntrs, Qnsrtette, and other Tables.
flh G mt,irame French-pste Mirror. and other
China, Glass and Crockery ware.
walnut and other Bedsteads, and Washstands
rsainer beos, Mattresses, and large lot of Bed
Window Curtains: Brussels and other Carpets,
COOKING and other Stoves, aud Parlor Crate, , e..
f 4 good iot OIL \ ltchen REQUISITES,
sary To enumerate.
Terms cash.
sc p St AGREEN Anot
BY J. c. MCGUIRE d co. AuctIoneers.- =
SIEAM-ENGINE, MACHINERY. SHEDS.
TUEsDaY MORNING U ssDt. AEe
Gun, az al O'Clock, at the Steam Brick Mann actor
bfdgs sadins fd site GeorgetoEn near the Canal
n D. s.ngne, machinery, Pulvsrizer Sheds. Fix
lures, BsIrows: and Tools, &o.; together with the
of the District for the of
DITCH. Inc double machine and engin, OF these
xorks are capable Of making So bricks daily and
advantageous investment to any one III snosaS ,a
ter into the business. p',oo W ell
-, Terms &C., winch will be liberal, made known
seHd &c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auct..
II THE ABOVE SALEIs UNAyoIn.p,y
Moi ss Ss a si.. .sSs P RSsl
seal-d JAS. C, Mcguire & CO., Aucrr,
| D,THE ABOVE SAL Is AGAIN POST
Sssther until WEDNESDAY, MoRSiNyo Of ss the
"s sas sane hop, snd Place
Il
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Tv BUILDERS AND ARCHITECTS.-Pro-
eoScs,naa,.e sesired for contract with plan and
back onisaing. TO be built in PLAIN and sa6stap ta
"aahsf' Address a. Ru Star Once. SO S.N'
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SAgFoRD's LIVER IsvIGoRAroR.-It adyertlses
ITSELF on every trial, for there mono who use il
put tel their friends to do so, and il goes from
mouth TO mouth, till all the people of the Union
nave learned the good Of this truly valuable medi
- ynne, for the cure Of liver complaints Of every
aIho' from the most Dyspepsia 20 a common head,
acne sh9 rs PARTICULARLY adapted TO Jaundice, De
nafhsed stomach, Bowel Complaints and di seases
vi ehliaren. Sold by all Druggists, ? se Is 2wr
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REsIsNED.-The friends of the public schools
will be sorry to hear that VIM. F. Price ESQ a
very efhcient member Of the Board Of Trustees
Mayor. =
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THE GREAT DRAWBACK TO persons emgra,ing to
the extreme western cOuntryis the great fear thew
nave lor the Fever and Ague-the most dIrefuI of a
assesses Every DAY, We hear of persons stack ed
without any means of ahording relief. In view OF
the great demand for remedy DR. has pre-
powers for al diseases of the stomach, have been
universally acknowledged. The "BitteTso pre
pared after long ex ,rienee and deep study have
receIved the enconunDs Of the most eminent phTsi.
clans as well as eli classes from every part 81
country. To those Who doubt their many virtues
al we can say is, try them and Judge for
erywhere. NJ D. s1s, s
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NOTICE. DrsrxIcr OF CoLussIA Apvxx,u.-
HfNrs TO BIZ INSERTED IN THE BALrInoRR SuN
LsK REcxIvED AT AND FORWARDED FROM rHr
STAR OFFICE. :.
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lDESriFiED-festerdAy the goods taken fsom
Tue house OF Enoeh Ward by ofhcers Allen, Wise
and himbali' upon the suspicion Of their having
bren stolen were oyerhauled at the office Of Jus.
."r IONA ih We presence Of the officers A ZEN
o. mattress, towels. pillow cases, sheets. nm,
b7r'il. and net shawl; ]. j Geiger identified
-" casTp~ntef s s1Yi Col McNeir one umbrella:
Nr Si'caks one silver watrh; Clark Perry 4 Co
TT u CATERS; Mr. PrOut lot of ladies' shoes a q !.
81 'olored man identified q coat as his properly.
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c. w. BOTELER.

A RE YOU INSURED a-Ample IndemnIt,
Ns aTEaiSst toss b FRE is offered by the WASH
onrna IO of INSURANCE. COMPANY, Once
arsctofs and officers all citizens OF and
= ~ r. JAMES c. MCGUIRE. President
~ HsNsnN. Sa~ mn Ia-sodH
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TIE ShUV0 CHEcK Constructing that some
o. We Northern papers are mixing up the name OF
MI + VI pubant, the proprietor OF the National
fi az -Lon>e ia this city, with the case Of defraud
ny hf- w dliS % ~ 100 check, recently under
.HV'siI CATION by our police. call their atten-
Too !" the Tact, that the Duhant involved In IL Is
q diIersnt prison. and that he (Mr PM. DJ Is
"a n' way 90 nSnner implicated, directly or indi-
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'rf CoUNciLs.- Board of Aldermen The
noaru met al the usual hour yesterday, the Presl-
dent CIV. T. Dove. Esq y in the Chair.
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PUBLIC SAFE HAlGh 9 9s Y AyL.gdAaLE THOR

PUBL'C STU 6tah- 2s BBAsh4Y oeR:: THOR
tth day of October next cash or sooeptsnces one
the FOLLOWING valuable stock '-~ 'o
No: / -Four year old Bay Stallion, dam Lucy
style and action, Iiost winning. >
On! No !: Black Gelding, two years old, by Franklin
No. .. Black Gelding, two years old by Sarators.
Me- Bay Bay SSeldlng two years old, by Saratoga.
No.6. Bay Fiily, one year old, BY Saratoga.
NJ .. SIaok EiIly, one year old, by Saratoga.
No. 9. Iron Gray Stud Colt, oas year old, By Sar
stud COLI SG ons ssss o@ 1 :, ssss,oss
No.ll b ack stud Colt, one year old. by SaratoSs
7 " 0. Il: gay Fiy' four months old, dam Lucy
No.1+. Bay Stud Colt, FIVE months old, BY Sara
b No.Is. Bay Sind, four months old, by SARATOGA.
No. s. Bay Filly, five months old by Ssrstoss'
No. Il. Bay Stud, four months old, by Sarstoss
No ls: Bay GeldinE, two years old, 81 H@seI.
me dams and sires IF this stock will be ex hbted
these DESTROYS of selecting pairs. nav forum sors
estinate Of the ADVANTAGES thar are now offered h1
IDENTITY asserted on ton, that these
Will command the admiration of jadges. hoveyer
competent and practised.
At the same time and plaes. will sail
g Durham Bull Calves from -four to eight months
5.a5ss year old Durham Hsrfsrs, in calf by an I'M
Durham Heifers. one four months and the other
These animals are from Durhams of the most ap-
PROVED inpoTtatIons. The records Of the Maryland
Test their exoelencs. Purchasers can Judge Of m.
standard OF perfection to which thew be broug
as my herd will be on the ground. Also, ..
5pairs Red, well matched Oxen, from one to two
'eass 1 10 purchased to :, order IA Conneotieut
Sc Is dts ) : " y CLEMENT HILL.
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GEoRGErowS PEOPLE should bear in mind this
Is The last night they can see, laugh and enjoy
themselves with Blitz, who, we are pleased to
learn, had crowded house last night. To-mor-
row night ne gives his only performance at the