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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-08-03

C,urtov.-d SoiH,tsr.-Publishcrs Of
newspapers are cautioned against one J.
llrHurEr, a pretended newspaper adycrti-
sing agent in New York. The scamp
sent us an advertisement some time ago
and referred VA to the New York Com
merri1l Advertiser for hi. character ant
reliability. Depending upon the respect
ability 1T the reference. w. publi.hcd th,
advertisement. for which we have sine,
found the chances of pay are hopeless
and that Mr. HgRurur pcrpetrated &
fraud boz referring 10 the office OF the Com
mercibl. We give him the benefit Of ou
circulation. In this instance. gratis.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-08-03

CATALOGUE.
INSTRUMENTS.
Foil, Gold Abbey's pure, No. /, and 8.
Jones Whites, assorted numbers.
Tin, best quality.
EnrnnIAa L ir.nrnA III
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oXYGENATED BITTERs.

PRESCRIPTIONS VIII receive particular .t,an,,,, :, =,
hours, day OF night, "'On ~ All
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A Letter from Presid.n, Bpch,,.n

PlTIsBuEG, July 3O.-The subjoined letter from
President Buchanan. wns received This r,o,nino
by Hon. Wilson McCandless. =
bEDFoRD SPRINGS. July Is 1859
Ny pcar sir D have received your kind note of
the lah inst, together with the leader from the
Post Whilst 4 appreciate. as IL deserves Ire
ability and friendship displayed in that edi torial
! yet regret that II has been published NV deter
mfnan on not. under anv circumstances IN become
candidate for reelection is final and CONCLUSIVE
MY best Judgment and strong inclination unite in
ivor OF ttas cOure. To cast doubts upon NV pre-
determinols purpose 10 calculated 20 impair NV
influence IN carrying out important measures and
affords pr. text for saying that these (measures)
have been dictated by desire 20 be reRomi mated
respectfully, your friend,
JAMES BucuANIy
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From south America

Nkw YORK, July 3I.-The steamer Northern
lagn, from AsPinwall, with dates 20 the sd, has
Among the passengers is Gen. Lamar from Cen
Inc United States frigate Roanoke and sloop-of
war II Louis Were at AspinwalI
Chili had agreed TO pay SIS 900 indemnitv 10 tbe
o~res Si the American ship Franklin, detained
by fire. "oSuoJeu
CALLAo, July l2.-Thc late attempted revol,,,c,
IN south Peru had been put down ard an AMNESTY
Rtah'eu- GENERALS Castillo and Ureta has also
been reported defeated by the Cioyernn-pf f,,.ss
The advices from Bolivia are unInterestinc
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Railroad Casualty-Two Persons KILLED.

BoSIoN, July 30.-The morning express train
from New Bedford and Fall River. came in col
nsian with carriage at the crossing in North
brldgewateT, in which Were a man. two ladies'
instantly killed, and the man and other lady we
terribly, and il is feared, fatally Injured The
names OF the party have not been ascertained
Inc whistle was blown, and the brakes applied
TO the train as soon as the carriage was seen but
the man persisted in whipping his horse forward
which was the cause of the disaster Numerous
witnesses of the accident state that the officers of
the train are free from all blame in the matter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-01
sunday Travel i'm PhiIadeInhia

PHlLApELPHIA, July 3O.-The demonstration AZ
Independence Square, this evening, by the friends
Cf sunday railroad travel, was largely attended
John NJ Butler, Esq, presided, and speeches
were delivered by Josiah Band. Quaker, Drs
Sites aud De w lfe and others The rep~al on ali
laws which restrict public travel on sunday, was
favored. and the late decision Of the Supreme
Court of the State denounced
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Additional from California

1T. Louis. Aug. The overland mail from
San Francisco the sth ult reports the seizure
OF 0UUo pounds Of coffee, shipped by the captain
OF the runaway bark Messenger Bird from Tahiti
Extensive gold discoveries have been made on
w alker river, which caused much excitement in
Nevada and Eldorado counties
loss of SlOO,OOD
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BUCHANAN.
Cassius VI. Clay on the <tuu,

CINCINNATI, July 3O.-The Hon. C9.siw M
CLAW addressed large audience last evening al
COvinSton. Kentucky, on the political tories OF
the day with regard to the gubernatoriaI election
he advocated neither side, but denounced both
candidates, Bell and Alagofin as political ouarks
HIS speech was straightcut Republican mani,
festo, closing with an appeal to non SHAREHOLDERS
OF kentucky to make Preparations 20 share next
al IN the national triumph Of the Republicans
There were no attempts at disturbance during the
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Baltimore Msrk.ts.


BALTIMORE, August Flour has advanced i2c
closing buoyant; sales Of COO bbs; City Mills and
howard street s. IS Wheat has declined 3aSc
sales OF 40 QUO bushels; white 81 I5al 35 red 81 nj
al ~ Corn closed dull; receipts Is OOO bushels;
whlte 'saSSc yellow sOc. Provisions closed dull.
closed dull at y &c
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New York Mayks..

NEw YORK, Aug. l..-Flour has advanced 10,
2Oc. State - s5a5 10; Ohio IS 3aS5 20 Wheat
has advanced la2c-; red 81 25al 80; common while
new mixed INC, white Sic. Pork closed Quiet,
mess 25i prime Sl0.75. Lard closed Quiet al
10 SalOAc. Whisky closed dull at 25Kc
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Alexandria Markets,

ALEXANDRA, Aug Flour, no sales this morn
ing on Change. Wheat, sales Of white at 81 ga
20; red at Al rs. Corn. sales, We quote white
&c; yellow &c. No other sales
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balloon Axceusiau

ST. Louis, July 3O.-Professor Wise made /.
ascension from this city this morning, with ia
Intention OF descending at Lafayette. Indiana
coed eastward r
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HostiIities among the Indians

II. Louis, Aug. 1.-The overland California
nall party reports that the Creeks and Cherokees
on The reservation west Of Arkansas are in open
hostilltes, I'm Consequence Of murders alleged 70
have been committed by the former nation
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The late Hon. Richard Rush,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. The morning papers
contain the announcement Of the death Of the late
HON. Richard Rush, and accompany the an
nouncement with eulogies on the life and public
services OF the deceased
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4 ooALs-NHWa

II The pnnf sIAR win be punctually sent
70 The address Of our citizens during their absence
at any Of the summer retreats by the earliest mail
sfter the paper is put to press Thus they can keep
themselves thoroughly posted with all that tran
spires in Washington, and at the same time in
form themselves Of all the current events of the
day. Terms, 12 cents per week.
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.lRLArlsl IlEs BYfIIGlhPH
oNE DAY.LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrirslsf 0~ktes n,>r ksns~res

ST JeHs's, July 3o.-The n.wx boa. az the a
s s'a'ed Press has arrived, having bearded the
Sssn kangaroo OF Cape Race, by which we
Liverpool dates OF Thursday noon, via
per steamer ngloSaxop ,@~A S-e ee''0~
me conference between the representative, of
rrance, sardinia and Austria 10 settle the terms
bourgueny represents France, and Count CO...
Bombay dates to the sd had been r,o,iv.a h,,,
embrace no news of importance. '"'
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, July 2I Cotton a steady with
better tone-sales estimated at 700 bales bead
stuis are quiet and sales have been unimportant
Provisions are dull
Consols a5 at the opening, closing al IS
Produce-Spirit Turpentine closed dull n ass
ass ID. Other articles are generally unc hanged
The Paris Bourse closed on "Wednesday NJ az
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POLICE REvIEw-The monthly review Of the
Police and Auxiliary Guard by the Mayor came
Off this morning at the City Hall The corps
looked very well considering the wear and tear of
smr OF the uniform coats. The special order rel
alive to white pants and vests, clean shirts and
faces, had very desirable effect, and the men
looked much better than in full dress The usual
Tor was passed through, and nothing of extraor-
binary interest occurred.
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fi1aucfaI.

NEW YORK, Angus Stocks are dull. Chi
cago and Rock Island SIX; Cumberland Coal
ern 81 \; New York Central az; Pa oaI CO
81 n Reading AN; Va. SIS 81; Mo. 6ss2x.
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RrvER.-Arrivedt this morning at Riley s wharf,
schr May Flag, from Philadelphia, with 2OO tons
OF coal for Messrs. Parker & Co. Also, schr
George Emily, from Nangemoy with 1900 water
melons and | ,260 canteloupes for Skdmore Also
steamer Columbia from Baltimore with mcr-
chandize for J. L. F Carlin, 5. Bacon & Co..
w; Morsell w. c. Harper, Hackseller Co,
Griffith Shields, IL. c. Purdy, E. F. Queen, TT
bgan; w X Riley. F. Mattingly, J. McGran,
and Murray & Semmes Several small arrivals
OF summer fish have occurred within day or two
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THE NATIONAL WAsHINGroy MONUMENTAL
new and we should judge, very important and
available plan for raising funds for the com peton
Of this great work has been initiated BY the socie
ty, at the suggestion of Lieut Ives, the engineer
in charge Of the work. Ii is the sending of cir
culars to all the postmasters In the country, re-
qnesting each to provide a box in his office for
the reception Of contributions and to remit perl
odically- once month for instance This promo
stion meets with the appreciation of the Postnias-
ter General as appears by letter of his appended
to the circular. . = =. III - -,
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T. MAEDEL, MACHIHIST, No. I5s Penn
" avenue: between l7th and 18th strasts re-
spectIuy informs the public that he il PREPARED In
r-palr and put in ORDER every desorl IN 81 80
arms or Metallic Fancy Articles. TO do a kinds
81 w hlte Sml'hIng, and all llght wort Incl
cent TO the prosecution Of the msohinists business
Terms very moderate. ix ~ sxss
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STONE CUTTERS Pic Nc To-MoRRov.
loufneymen stone cutters of the city give their
first grand afternoon and evening pic mic to-mor-
row, at Arlington Spring. Withers' band has
been engaged for the occasion, and tie finest kind
of time is anticipated.
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AUCTION SALES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

-
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE
son GGFhIR sq or Tn!t5f TFTsseksy s
NOON, August a;h, al So clock, on til. premises,
ts sissss the
being Lots Nos. ii and e. f IN SQUARE IS.
srantins IS feet orth street, ard runnins back
aase sIst suH Sp.s S Sssss
Ills o os {sss.As Orphan Asylum
Se sf nT lie should commend attention
o sss without tbs Ts, Tssssvs e
%e.,e, hteen and twent, four months with in
{ Nee Ges q IKE! On Co. tsS pI s1.,s
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer-
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIRM
rrRE AT ArcTIos.-On FRIDAY. the az ~
at No Pennsyvanis avenue north .d sepSse%sn;
18th and 18th streets near the Circle. an e1ceept
Mahogs1y Sofas, Lounges, Parlor, rocking and cas-
Mahogeny sna walnut centre, side, and extension
Mahossny and walnut Bookcases, dressing and 9TH
Mahogany and walnut whstnot, H.traOk and
Handsome sass Of s,us.d R;rd.
w indow Curtains and Blinds,
walnut walnut. French Bedsteads, Marble top Wash
Wardrobes and Writing Tables,
zane ana wood seat Chairs, Wsshstands and Tow
One ha ndsome painted Cottage Chamber St,
Carpets Mattine, Hesrthruss and Stoves. ''re'es'
win many other articles which we deem unnec
Terms: Al sums under sis cash; over SIS a
oreolt OF sand months, for notes satisfactorily
The House is also for rent, a canveni art three
81 ~ Sie sS sue o,lek Inquire on the premises,
iy sid A. GREEN, Auct.
'' BY J. C. MCGUIRE q CO. AuctIopeer,,
SMALL AND BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
n. SSos LEE re-. q S%R|CNDAT hucTIoS.-On TUES
o. the premises. we shall sell the whSis Of SQUARE
80. I4, fronting 500 feet on Twentieth street be
streets o Ss fs's 81 aah
New Hampshire avenue, and - feet on moth o
This square is very desirable from its location,
t ne.ns on hlsn sronnd commanding good view Q,
graded street, with paved footwalks. Title Indis
Terms: One fourth cash; the restsuo in =, and
lS months, with int rest, secured BY deed oftrust
il q &c. Mcguire & CO., Auctrs.
MARsHAL's sALE-Inv virtue Of two wrrs of
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county oil washing ton and u me directed, L will
House door Of said county, on TT EsDAY, the 18th
gay 81 AUGUST next lsss, at p O'Clock M, the to
ants Sht title claim and interest A and td that
part OF oTI6iIal Lot No in Square Sls, fronnE Is
Commencing at aPoIrt IS feet inch from the south.
east corner OF sald square, sad running thence
on alne with SAID street IS feet thence s1nth on
lnn with sad nth street ~ feet 20 SAID street
and thence east on said street p feet 70 the place
beglnning, containing 2,t5O square feet, more OF
less IN the city OF Washington ID. c together with
al ana singular the improvement thereon, seiz e!
ana levied upon as tho property of Sam'l NJ Eni
snd VIII be sold to satisfy Judlcisls Nos lCS and
Sis to October term, 1853, In favor ofWm. T Dow,
use oil Thomas Brown, use Of Geo. Poe Jr., usa OF
ii. z stewart and the other Of Thos r. ard Archie
ma U StsIey by their ne1t friend Asbuty Lloyd
use OF Geo. Poe. Jr., use of n. Z stewart We Sam
| NJ. Knight, W. w. Campbell and John r. Tuck r
W. SELDEN, Marshal
Jy22u for the District of Culu mhia
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a IHE DISEASE that Americans can truly call to the
sag pore, is the Fever and Ague, and of a | the
fsrnble diseases to rack the brain. emaciate the
1Drnl and render tue entire body pess nd utterly
PovtTIes none can, In our estimation, claim pre
O. dence over IT The excrucIIting pain expsriencsd
Dy the aihIcted Is not e1pressIble-ti is only to be
realized To those who have been strick en- down
with it, remedy of any kind must, as a matter Of
course prove OF the greatest interest. One of the
most poWeIfu aid sp -edy cures that we know Of Is
DIR. J.. Host7tters Celebrated Bitters In recon-
mendlng 1t TO the public we know and feel that we
are doing great service Its bene6cent pffcts upon
ths stomach and ITS mild ste cannot but render 1t
pular among all classes
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
~he'e' au l-eoSt
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GROVER & BAKERS - >
u CELEBRATED FAMILY

w Inv mACHINES
nis no longer questioned that these Machines are
purchased from the stores are nsed upon them
wlthont rewlndlng, making seam of uneq ual ed
sHength and beauty; They are simple in constrro
tion easly managed, not liable to get out Of order,
iuIl assortment constantly on hand and for sale
at factory prices BY K. CSTEVENS. '
NJ Also t.ll .,, sSs r r. N sEf WHIssalnssSn;
ION, and everything Pertaining to these Sewing
A good 0pstster in attendance to. show the
Mach,nes and give fhl Instruction. in their use -,
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"AhAVlLLA' MARAvIL
MARAvILLAm
me most wonderful preparation known
For Destroying DdadrUf;
CxytHs BnLda,SS:

Reltering Sack Headache:
Prerenttng the Hair from FnIiirg O1t;
. " and Producing Glossy Curtis.
Sold BY all respectable Druggists and Fancy Good.
Dealers, and By the Proprietors. Price 50 cents
IL will accomplish all that is claimed for It. And
will use your Maayilla," - my
je S-Sm J. Nj. BRADsTREEr, 2s7 Broadway. Nv
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I ~ yILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY, =
miles from Phisdslphis, near the Pnisdeiph,s and
And Baltirnore Rsllrosd, Recornrnendsd by the
Philadeiphla Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopa Church. Students prepared for coiles or
S.s re- A. me P,eP.raton special reference IL
apparatus is used to en- plain the Study of phiioso
ne f1grth year Will commence ON Sept. lat.
~; Lefms Tor session OF IA weeks, Boarding and
ksx J; Herysy Barton, A. M, Principal. teach
.. OF Ersek and German; stephen c. Hall,
o. r .s Mons, Drsyias and FrenehT f1JIIII
Ms:sr: %m kns an. nSfI 5.ass ssssnsssn, .ns
Ihe Priecipal can Do seen for fss dave at
'nH is.i1e.es Oft, a, Luts, No. sls 6 street. 90
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SUDDEN DEArH.-This morning the body Of
Daniel Goulde was found lying upon a bench in
the tsh-market 1t was supposed that he went to
the market and laid down upon the bench to
sleep, Gas he had evidently made disposition of
part OF his clothing FOR comfort and died during
the night lie came to this city several years ago
and followed the occupation of coach painter In
which he was expert workman. For a time
his appearance indicated that he obtained high
wages and lived up to his income, but he became
visitor Of low houses and associated with the
lowest company. lntemperance and exposure
doubtless was the final cause of death The coroner
had not summoned jury of inquest when this
article was sent to press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-01

FIRENEN's Pic NIc,-rhe Union Engine Com
pany No. ., give theif annual PIC mic at AnaIostan
Retreat. tomorrow. Prospesis band win be I'm
attendance, aad the Unioa boys and their friends.
will no doubt enjoy themselves 70 tue fullest er
tent known to pic MIC excunions. e.
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A RARE CHANCE.-A beautiful COUNTRY
"A RESIDENCE near Washington is for sale. II
places with . range of twenty miles around Wash
Office. f iy lin
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SABBATH-BREAkINs. This offence was INDUCED


IN % cousiasssb1s snesu&y ssossany. In vasions
parts ofthe city. Drunkepness and riot disturbed
those who would be quiet md DEVOTIONAL and re-
spechul to that merciful Sod who for their bene-
nc Mas hesig mated the Sabbath as day of rest
Towards evening, a riot occurred In the vicinity
of the railroad, where IL passes through Swan.
poodle. Two drunken Fellows attacked a coun<
Iynan named Sheppard, and attempted to beat
him. bat they got the worst of the fight one Of
them, John Dwyer, was cut about the head with
stones, which was used in his defence, and
seemed to be crippled by blow on the shin
Capt. GODDARD and Lieut.. McHenry came nm and
arrested Dwyer, Johu Day. and their Opponent
% Day tried to rescue Dwyer by attacking Lieut.
McHenry, and in an instant the officer was Din
ioned by half dozen women. who appeared 10
be more anxious to take part IN the DO ht than the
men. Capt. Goddard made a road through the
crowd, relieved the Lieute nant and secured the
prisoners, who were taken to the guard house
followed by drove of women and bows. After a
hearing, Dryer and O'Day, the first assalants
were pl aeed under $500 bail each, for Court.
These had not been long gone when Officer
TN ushered into the trial room a gang of -four
coiored individuals, who Were charged with
being disorderly, profane and with fighting. 1t
Is a weli-known gang, usually creating disorder
In the Seventh Ward, from whence they were
taken: They Were Gagged for the night and will
take toeir turn on the watch house docket. r 7, :,
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L. PLUMBER ANDGhs FJrTFR

" PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
NExT Door TO THE STAR OFFICE,
hiss constanty on hand a large Assortment of
GAS FIXTURES aud PLUMBERS NATE
hiALS, which ne Will sell at prices which cannot
Plumbing and Gas Fitting executed in the most
Gu bsta tIal manner at the shortest notice Attach
rleEts made To the Government mains yfthou,
delay and trenches led IN the day they are opened
Orders for work solicited, and satisfaction ruar-
"a, Az desire 70 give nv exclusive attention TO the
riumDlhg anS uas IttinE Duainess, Offer for sale
Az persons desiring anything in that line viii do
wei w Ooi "pH eOo' He' y1s
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a. CLOCK REPAIRING.
1LOCkS CLEANED AND REPAIRED in a
superior manner. ard the striking part properly p
adjusted by j. A. WATSON, assisted by tx E99S
Petlenced worknen.) 50 Bridge street, bsowfSE&
the old Post Office, Georgetown, ID. G. larg m, I
OF Clocks always on hand and for sale at a small
Proht. jy S-3tt
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FOR RENT OR, LEASE FOR A TERM OF
1EAKSCIhat beautiful piece ofPToperty now
GROVE, located on the Plney Branch road, q few
hundred Yards north Of Boundary street. AS pic
any place IN the leighborhood of the city. For rsr
neu,ars address the proprietor, CHRIS. c. CAL
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SANFORD's LIyER INvIGOaAToR-The chances of
dnt weather, and hundreds of other causet o, o.
duce aXlty In the ~ ste that needs correcting or
In other words the liver becomes slightly derengpd
and needs stImu ator. If al who fad themselves
IN this situation will try DR.. Sanords Invigorator
they may De sure OF relief, can testify to its
ethcacy IN curing Headache, Indigestion sour
stomach, and other ills so common in family II
acts as medicine, easier and better than any dose
of pills We evar swallowed, and is so mid that the
smallest infant can take it, "
Sod b. all Druggists. aul.awr
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SEYERALPE PERSONS CAN BIZ Accommodated
- with ROOMS at Mrs. BOWIE'S, at 47OIa,h
street, between and 6. They are pleasant and
reasonable. " I'm
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E'QR kENT--A comfortable three STORY BRICK
HOUSE, containing 10 rooms, on 9th street,
opposite Grace Church, on the Island. Rent low
Apply t. c. 5. WALLACH, opposite west wing
lily mat Nv 9-pO3v
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MEN's DRESS SUIrs,
MEMS Bxsiness Sxtfs,
CHILDRKN's DRESS SUIrs

NOAH WALKER l. Co, Marble Hall Clothing
store, Brown's Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that their annual display Of Spring and
summer Clothing is now ready for inspection. IL
~ comprlsed OF al assortment of Gentlemen's and
fOuths Clothing OF the newest and richest desir
In material, trimming, and workmanship.
10 those who study exoellence with economy in
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
OF eady Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
duced prices. AZ 1,ly
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ZINE READY MADE
CLOTHING.1
Black Drap d'Eta Coats, Pants, and ye,t..
SWfSSk Alpaca 40. do.
White and Brown Duck do
White Linen Pants,
White Duck do,
Buff 40
Travelling Busters, &c.
Ing establishment nor'h, we enioy 90 perior sdysn
Tor suppylng the very best goods al the low
anything in washington and the 1oTimanship a.
excels anything heretofore offered IN this msrket
and u 90 ackno wledged by al who pstronlze our
We also have on hand superior stock of Cent?,
Furnishing Goods, and make 20 order Germents of
every deeeription, ut short notice, at q smaII -
vance on the prices Of our ready made ciothlnr
j. M. McCAMLY a. Cd
y1 undsr National Hotsl
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I IYBRY STABLE FOR SALE.-The entire
- sfoek OF hrst class Livery Stable, including
Is now offered for sale. the prescott owner wishes
to leave the city. The location is of the best in
those ylshlaS to purchase Address "LIverI Sta
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