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MORTGAGE DEEDS-Just printed
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Attorneys to attach to foreclosures; also a large
quantity of the same OF the common size.
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WANTED, Sheep Pelts, Grain, Butetr, Rags,
w aud Cheese. for which we will pay the
Nov I2 WILKINS g. KELLEY.
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A LARGE Assortment of TRUNKS, VAL.
"A ISES and FANCY HAT and BONNET
Nov. i2. WILKINS & KELLEY.
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6SoRN AND OATS, for Sale by
~ Nov. l2l' WILKINS & KELLEY
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SsrEARINE AND T .LLOW CANDLES
Nov. N VILLAINS e. KELLEY.
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. A GOOD Assortment Of LADIES' DOMESTIC
IA CALF BOOFEE5, warranted TO suit. by
Nov. IL WILKINS & KELLEY
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Of The Star.

correspondence Of The Star.
GEORGETOWN, June q, 1859.
Thecontracts for laying the water mains throug b
our streets furnishing materials. &c, has not as
vet been awarded to any one; but from the pro-
gross made in the examination of bids. we think
1t more than likely that the awards will be made
this afternoon, the Board having adjourned YES
terday to meet again at S O'Clock D. M to- day.
From the proposals, we should Judge that the
work, all complete, will not cost over forty to
I0Ity-nve thousand dollars. The work will in
all probability be divided among some two or
bidders, one party furnishing the pipe another
laying the same. and others furnishing the fire.
plugs and hydrants. The bids offered were nei-
ther extrayagantly high nor unreasOnably low
but seemed to be based upon fair business calcu-
lations -
The Young Catholics Friend Society have de-
S TO give a grand picnic at Arlington
Mr. John Burrows, a native Of Montgomery
county, Md, but for some twenty odd wears a
very worthy resident of our city, died at Ills res
idence on High street at O'Clock Yesterday
MIR. Samuel Rind, another of our most worthy
and highly respected citizens-a clerk in one Of
the DePartInents-is lying at his residence on Gay
street dangerously III; not expected to recover.
Messrs Barnard Buckley. auctioneers sold on
Tuesday the following unmproved lots Lot
fronting HO feet on Fifth street, between Market
and Fayette streets, with depth OF $50 feet to
Robert Cunningham for 81 per front foot: lot Nos
and to Chas. Keiser at 81 so Der front foot. No
to John POpkins at 81 ~ per front foot Nos 6
aud to Geo. Grazing At 81 SIS per front foot Nos
and to Joseph Weaver at IS IS Der front foot
and Nos o, 10 and II 10 SAME at SS 2O per front
foot. The last-mentiOned ten lots fronts 30 feet
each ON Valley street. with depth ranging from
IS to l63 feet aud Were sold by Capt Thos Brown.
TbefOllowing is the report of the Chief of Police
for the month of May: Number of dodgers "a
Americans. 5; Italians, !; Germans, =; French ];
Irish, 62. Number of arrests, 49, sent to the work
house, . Number of persons fined, 81; amount of
fines, 1906 3D. amount collected, SIl57I
The ladies Of the Episcopal Church had quite
pleasant time of it at their festival at Ponpean
Hall, again last night. They have consented, at
the solicitation of many of their VISITORS to con
Time 1t this evening.
The festival of the Presbyterian ladies netted
them about 800.
Arrivals :-Charles Whiting, Inman, New York,
curbstone to MIR. D. Day, for tue High street i'm
to McCobb x Dodge; and Cerito, in ballast, TO
Hartley Bro, for cargo.
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Maryland Shareholders, Convention.

BALTIMORE. June The convention reassem
Died IN TEMPERANCE Temple at O'Clock Yesterday
siternoon; The committee resolutions asked
Tor more ume 10 rePort and. pending the motion
OF Senator Pearce To grant them till Tomorrow the
convention adjourned.
This morning, Hon. Jas Alfred Pearce. chair
man OF the committee resolutions, Submitted
mittee y - ~ WIN
r. W Jacobs, of Worcester county, presented
the views OF portion of the minority being
Ttltten address, going over the whole ground of
ocdlnnS the grievances OF the slave-owners of
Maryland, and the Pernicious influence Of free
neg roism ON the population generally
IL advocates the prohibition Of emancipstion
and the passage Of laws for the gradual extinction
OF free -negroism; alludes 20 the tendency in the
nor.hern and western States to legislate against
iree negroes and To the interference Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church North in the matter
u Is very severe on the New York Christian
AdVocate touching its structures in the Conyen-
ion held in Cambridge, and for attempting %
threaten, with the ecclesiastical cowhide, the
Methodist of Maryland IL they countenanced the
present movement. The mover himself a Metbo-
DIST, repudiated in strong language, any attempt
At ecclesiastical interference with the domestic i-
situations Of the State.
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by J. u. McGUlRE x CO., AuotIoneers.
rNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE SorIRs
Il OF GROUND AND BUILDING Ior.-By virtue Of a
deed IA trust b. airing date the 18TH day of July
, and recorded ia llber J. 4. g. No. $50, folio p
CT seq the subscriber will sell, at public sale an
MONDAY, the 18th day Of June, 1854, at s O'CLOCK
P: IN, ut the auction store Of James G.. MeGuire q
Co., on the corner OF 10th street and Pennsylvania
avenue. the whole of Square No. ,O54 fronting asa
fset inch on each OF north and streets, and s65
Iset on each oil l4th and 18th streets east and Lot
No. L. IN Square No 1872 fronting 81 feet on Ist 81
east, 6fsFeen fPrlh and streets The above
value, and offers a favorable opportunity 10 psrsons
desiring to build or invest.
Terms: One third cash; the balance in 6, 10. H.
and - months, with interest from day of sale Sc
cured by adeed in trust the properly: aud If not
complied Win IN DAY after the sale the trustee
serves the right to resell. upon one weeks nrtice
at the risk aTd Of the defauting purchaser
All convey eacIng ct 'he expense of the purchaser
CHAS. =. WAIl.ACH. Trustees
leg eO6ds j. T. MrliIlIRE A Co Annts
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Lyons Powder and his Pills.


JUDGE MElss, President Of the American Insti-
tute saws: The discovery of this powder, 10y Prof.
Lyon, Is Of national Importance. The Farmers
Club have tested lt tahofoushly. Ioeusts, grass
gaf,lens preserved, and houses made pure. IL is
fyss Jrsnl p1iSGn 10 mankind as tre sa'c M Lyos
s1t There question TO the great efficacy
of this article. A ew applications destroys every
thing like garden worms, bed-bngs, hoas, ticks,
MIR. f.. Lyon. Many limitations W u he offered. Be
sure il bears his address. kemembcr-
While Lyons Pi Is are mix ed for rats and mice.
BARNES & PARK, New York.
Also a. Msyieas Msstaas Lisinesi,
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New KarL NIarlsfs

NEW YoRK, June 9.-Cotton has advanced IA
I; sales Of 600 bales
Flour has declined lOc !; State &C 25aS6 50. Ohio
50 oOaS7 Is; Southern 81 25aS7 40
w heat closed lower; Michigan white 81 S.
Corn closed heavy; mixed S7aSSc; yellow CSC
Pork closed quiet mess Sl7 .12aSI7 p; prime
Sl5aSl5 n r
Lard closed heavy at IIal1kc
Whisky closed dull at % \ a1Sc
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THE LATEST NEWS
By Telegraph 10 the Evening Star.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

AhhIFAL OF THE ARlGO
81. JOHNS, June s.-The stesmer Arago from
than tS via dates 70 the 18th alt, i've days later
has az vices per steamer City Of wsshinston
P Portugal had declared her neutrality
as foIIow.. ies'nres Of the news by the Araeo are
AL ~; -. May 2s.-The En,peror N.,o,.o.
anu a.. soe troops are in perfect health The hSr
piied The soid Sse ,ne army 10 abundantly sup
Gen. Garibaldi entered Como sn,iSs, a..
OF bells and general Illuminated al 49,, "s"s
Al the steamers on Lake Como are In IN. No..
seSsS o. earibaidi, and the Austrians are In
LuSeANo, May as-The Austr,ans. pu,,n., H..
zen. Garibaldi, are Withdrawing towards Milan
,bn i.,,. ~ has also occupied Csmeso and seocO,
Oh i'ecco, at the mouth Of the Ada
insunrecuonary movements are reported I'm The
" a ana gu insurgents Were In possession
Another dispatch says In reference to q srihaldt,
movements, that after a furious fRht OF thr~r
nn,, ne entered Como aud the combat was again
again gave way and retreat.d IVY
IN Ausuah War Steamer had cannoDaeied Ca
nooolo, on The PiedmoRtsse side OF Iake MAJ.
glore, without much effect ~s
BERLIN, Saturday Nav - .a,,ou. g.. ~
ehce say that Russia, Prussia, EnVland and tn,
Key have not recognized the proyisionaI vov.rn
ment OF Tnscany, and that their representatyes
are said TO have Withdrawn their aays
PARIS, Nav y The Paws saws tie Ans,,,.a.
quilted Practegga 90 yesterday and entered I.o%,
hardy. 0"'
The same Journal states that England il endesv
orng 10 renew q diplomatic relations with NspIes
but only ON condition that France will sm,,lt,
ncously do the same
The london Times Saws that the report that NJ
Bernedlily Is about 10 leave Paris on an e,traordi
narY commission 10 the German Confederation
tends To strengthen The supposition tat IL Is nos
slhle compromise may be effected at no distant
day by PrusSian agency.
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, May2S--COttOn is STEADY and closes
active.
Brradstufis quiet but prices steady.
PROVISIONS are firm but quiet
LoNDoN. Saturday.-Consols % ao2X Bullion
IN The Bank Of England has increased ezra 90
sterling.
The Paris Bourse on Friday advanced per
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
lsLAN AT AUCT!oN.-On TUESDAY, the l4th
instant, shall SELL in front of the premises at six
o'clock p. m, the following valuable Building Lots
handsomely situated Oh the Island fronting on Del,
aware avenue 2d street west. and south G and ~
streets all having fronts of from IL to 25 feet and ali
Square Nu.53: "
Lots 13, IL, 81, % and n.
Also, p, 81, 81, j and S5.
Terms: One fifth cash balance in G. II. 49, and q
months Tor notes bearing interest froIn day of sale
A deed given and q deed oftrust taken.
Je7-ts A. GREEN. Auct.
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PERSONAL.

NIX. EDITOR, II your Issue of the It'll appears
aah notice signed by T.. NJ. Boteer, committee
This notice, as you will readily perceive, is only
81 sned by Ie above named ger tlsman which show
that the rest OF the committee do not endorse it, The
Chairman or one who called himself Chairman of
the Committee ( that assoc alton, called on me As
Chairman Of the Second BAPTIST Sunday School
CommIttee To make some inquiry relative to our
having chartered the ste amer Thomas Collyer for
my tx planaiion. (which they nave in Writing J he
txPrss sed himself satisfied as far as We were CON
rnei, t remar Md that the Captain OF the boat
was the cause of the difficulty. We, as a Commit
tie, chartered the boat from the President of the
Cnmpany. They say that they made ABRAMS ements
with the Captain OF the Boat (which he denies for
the same day. As At regards the unusti fable act of
our Committee, es InslnGated by the gentleman. |
would hereby say II Is too much like Saian reproy-
lag sin iOr him to make any such charge.
Respectfully.
1t* GEO. +. GUIICK Chairman
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AUCTION SALE.

Ca2ScERSS' SALE 81 ga 4zt tSS9ssnss' tor
equity IN cause No 40, wherein Mary LyndalI is
dali and others are defsndsnt:. the Snder.s y ysd
trustee Apo nted sad cause, will sell at pubic
the ign day e June next, At OcecE M, i.os No.
IN square No s7e, f,opting on 9TH street east lis
south street s. feet ncses and coman
ing es fsst, more less. which may DO sold entire
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money to
De PAID Ia csSh and the residue In three equal pay
with interest, with surety or sureties to be se
proved by the trustee. Deeds at purchasers cost.
day: from Chs day efsais the ,tustee reserves the
right to resell on giving 5days public notice, at the
" D '0' OIL f sf Hsiafs sR 1ifRhsSs, Trustee.
Ies J: c. MCGUIRE & co, knots
uRsS1 rr11RIHA,Ns1D T H0EsERoEPEF I
June l4th at 70 O'clock at the residence Of gentle
nan defining housekeeping. on the south side of
and Easets we shall sell the Furniture
Mahogan! Plush-covefed rarlor Suit. consisting of
:, SON, arm CHAIR and Parlor Chairs.
arble-,op Centre. Sofa and Fancy Tasles,
GIT .t frame MM,rrers. Curtains, snd Cornicr.
OIL Paintings, Engravings shades,
Cottage Chamb.r Set. Ottomans,
High post and Cottage Bedsteads,
Dressing ard Plain Bureaus,
Washstsads; wardrobes Toilet SITS.
Msitrs,sss, iisir aSd aask Mst a Ss,0~'
Work and Fancy Tables. Rockers,
Seot Rnss RGGs a and Iq E1as Carpets
Togsther with the usual assortment of Kitchen
or dit of6a aud 9, days for satisfactorily endoTssj
notes. hearing interest.
S:-The House is For Rent. Inquire Of the auc-
Jed &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, June 9.-Stocks are dull; Chicago
and Rock Island $50 Illinois Central shares SIS
do bonds 80; Michigan Southern 81; New York
Va. 6's 81; Mo. 6's 81
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WELCHE'S, BONDS. RAYS. and COLT
W MAN = FLOUR, received some time since
and Tor sale by T.. r.. O'BRIEN.
southwest corner /. aud 9th s.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-09

VARIETIES! VARIETIESM Just received and
for sale by T.. r.. O'BRIEN
southwest corner l. and 9Th Sta
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HANS. HAMS, MIDDLINGS and SHOULD
Il ERS, just received and for sale by
r.. r. O'BRIEN,
southwest corner 4. and eth sts
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L HENRY LEE, who, when last heard from by
his mother, Elizabeth Hagan, late Of Washington
nthe ID strict of Columbia, was in Pittsburg, Pa
thing that vii result t" their benefit If they or
either Of them, can b. head from within one year
from the 9th day OF February, 1852, by addressing
JAMES RHODES, Executor, Washington city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-09

ERESH PRINT BUTTER At % cts. per pound,
Il just received and for sale by
T.. T.. O'BRIEN,
southwest corner 4 and 9th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-09

A FINE LOT OF SUGAR at cents per pound.
"A and RlCE at cents per pound, Just received
ana Tor sale by K. r.. O'BRIEN.
south west corner 4. and 9TH ats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-09

ORANGES, LEMONS, and MAPLE SUGAR
+. r. o'BRIEN,
southwest corner l. aud yin sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-09

THE national GUARD PROF. to give pic mic
and target excursion at Ring ton Springs on Tues
day. the llth inst. For particulars advertise
ment in proper column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-09

THE rROPRIRTORs Of Arlington Springs intend
to give 4 grand picnic and promenade concert on
tue Fourth of July. For particulars future adj
veTtisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-09

Il received and for sale by
T.. +. O'BRIEN,
southwest corner l. aud nth sts
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By BARNARD BUCKLEY: Georgstovn

by bhhNAhD q BUChEi; GeorgetOw
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT AT AUC
y TON IN GEoRGETOwN.-On MONDAY AZ
TERNOON, 18TH instant, At o'clock, in front of
the premises, we shall sell that connections and
comfortable Brick Dwelling house situated on Po-
tomac street, next 10 81 Johns Church, between
lst and ID streets, fronting % feet-more or less
and running back about $50 feet
rms sals offers an opportunity To secure q com
town. f ~ VIZ
Terms: One fourth cash the residue IN G. l2 and
e months. with interest. A deed given and a deed
OF trust taken.
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., AuctIoneers.
VERY HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON
NORTH II. BETwsES 18TH AND I4rH Srs wEsT
NOON, June 18th at O'Clock. on the prSInIses, !
snail " part ot Lot No. s. IN Square No 81 trout
tHsets west, running back ~ feet Ia twenty feet
This lot is situated in desirable and healthy mari
tue city, with a wide spac' in frunt. formed by
TIE Intersection of New York avenue and north Il
Term One fourth cash tn residue in G. y and
10 l"hts with interest, secured by deed Of trust
jeS }. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
TMPR00vED FARM on ruiz Bi.SSD5ENs
DkY AFTHR n S wERNEs
II sell. on the premises an improved IA m of p,
dcrsf PleasaTtIy situated on the cid road to Bla
desired, it will be divided into lots To suit pur-
Terms liberal and made known at sale.
je8 WALL & BARNARD. Aucts
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN GEORGE
executors of the late Gen. James Thompson. decd
Sdde2 oS e sP9Se anciGn to the highest
on the premises, at half past O'Clock, D. m, the
right, title and interest Of said deceased IN the fol-
Parts Lois Nos g aSG 81 6d G 20 Tt
%1t ,b two Frame Dwelling Houses thereon, situated
Also part of the same Lots 60 and 81, fronting So
feet more or less on Jefferson street running back
Also southeast part of Lot No. Isl, Beatty's al
Iton - ieet front on the north side OF Gay street
And an undivided thlrd of Lot No. 225 Beatty and
iawklnss addition, fronting on 9th street, nOr th
Terms OF sale ;-One third Of the purchase money
IN cash ana the balance Ia two eq ua of
SIX and twelve months, for which the purchaser will
be required To give their notes bearing interest TO
DO secured by deed of trust ' "
Al convey ancing at the expense Of the purchasers
III the terms of Sale not complied with within
t4Lee days the property will be re-sOld the risk
Of the purchasers.
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ma 29-aotis Gntal
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SPICED OYSTERS. direct from Norfolk, ius,
- receI we'd and for sale by T.. r. O'BRIEN
southwest corner A, and 9th SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-09

CHOICE LOT OF TEAS at Dr,
It'll ST., between G and i Nav w Ts,,d
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GINGER SCHNAPPS. GINGER NUTS, TEA
~ CAKES, and BONDS BOSTON CRACK
ERS at " cents per pound. Just received aud for
sale by r. r. UBRIEN,
snnthMesi corner l. and alh IL
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BARNARD RUCKEY, Aucrr,.

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF writ of fieri
fl iacias ISSUED from the Clerks office oI the Cir
cut Court OF the District Of Columbia for the coun-
{, OF Washington aud to- me directed. will ex pose
Z" pubic sale Tor cash, IN front Of the Court Hanse
door OF said county ,on WEDN ESDAY the 18th day
oi June Inst 1880, at u O'Clock NJ, the following de-
sTIbei property, To wit: IA defendants right title
CLAIM and interest ia and to Lots Nos 8, a. and s
L. Square west of Square No. 6lj, in the city Of
washington, ID. c., together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, SET ed and levied upon
as the property OF James 6. CoOmhs, and will he
sold to satisfy JudcIals No 81, to May term ls5e
IN favor OF Thomas ii. HAYDEN.
ie6-ts for the District OF C;"Inmhia-
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In ALEXANDRIA, the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad Company are having additions and im-
provements made to their workshops at the depot
large addition to the car shops IS now in course
OF erection, and will soon be finished
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I O0O FRESH COCOANUTS; ALMONDS,
,UUU FILBERrS, PECAN NU1 ;, CREAM
NUTS, and ENGLISH WAi.NUTS. Just re-
ceived and for sale by E. r.. O'RRIEN,
southwest Garner 4 and oh sfs
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STILL THEY COME.
- BARGAINS, BARGAINSu
r. 6UTMAN, III Bridge street. has lust re-
clved from auction large assortment Of
Black Silk Mantillas,
Lace Siawls and Points,
Luben's best quality yards wide Whit and Black
Barge, at s., worth Sl.ji,
Steel Extension Skirts, II hoops, for 81, worth
Sl.5J; Children's do. for 81 and 62 cents.
A fnl line of Black Silk Velvet Ribbons, all widths
and hest quality, at half price,
Ladies' French COrsets all sizes, at 81 cents, worth
Sl-O,
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs ut - and D cents; Gne
plain Linen at 10 cents worth l8 cts,
Silk Gauntets at % and 7j cents, worth double the
amount.
Misses best quality Kid Gloves at 50 and rs cents,
worth 5 and LIS,
Also, a splendid line of Swiss and Cambria Sets,
Collars and Sleeves,
Cambria Ruffing, Swiss and Cambria Edging and
lnsertings,
A great VARIETY Of Black French Laces, Silk Nets
and Trimmings. &C., &c.
III I.adIesare pectfully requested Ia call and
judge for themselves at r.. GUTMAN'S,
sat III Brldge street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-09

LARGE ARRrvAL.-Nearly mile-long train Of
canal boats loaded with coal, reached Georgetown
to-day to the number of some fifty or sixty boats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-09

- MATTINGS FOR FLOORS.
Just RECEIVED and on sale, 10 bale SINGAPORE
N TINT, a new article in this market; novelty
Also, % bales REAL GONQUA, in red check,
in cohtraet No. MAINLINE; very f thick, H fns,
and very low priced.
Also. % bales "A, 81, and 4COW CHOW, alta
Also, "a, 5 4, and Ga COCOA MATTINGS.
IN aIlcle which rs understandable 10y dampness, n
superior article Tor Easements, halls, churches, Of
Also, an additional supply I2-4 and 1874 heavy
LINEN DhuGGEFS, M beautiful figures aud
coIOrS very desirable and servieeable article for
EoVeins car pets on the ioor Saving great trouble
IN moving and packing away carpets, as cheap and
prefer able to Mattings and furnishing such rooms
Rp RsqRPS F F6 MkA FtkaiF6R F2R
III All selling at the very lowest rates. and sent
I-eost CLAGETT DODsON.
EXPREs STEAM LINE FOR PHiLADEL
II PHIA VIA CANAL.
m The steam prOpelIers c. c. Alger and s. s. Sey-
between eSr the run 55fsqsy 0S 5cs sek
Wharf, Geoisetoyn. EVERY THURsDAY, at
EvERY iR rs 1aras lWkRarf' Philadelphia
BRADLEY. L Taylor, Agents,
164 and 166 Water street, Gsorgetown.
Is North Wharves, PhiIadsipRiia.
The propeller 8. s. Seymour is now dischars ing
cargo and will leave for Philedep his on Thgrsdsy,
b, taken a; ss.,y ls.Iaeed rates nns winch will
BRADLEY & TAYLOR.
The Express Steam Lane connects with Baird
LoPers New York and Philadelphia propeller line,
IT,. lib: TAYLOR, Agent,
h7a ~ West street, New York.
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L AIDES REED HOOPS ofall sizes, lust re
IL ceIved and for sale by r. r.. O'BRIEN,
southwest corner \. and 9Th ats
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MOSQUITO NETTING, and RED-ARCHES
~ ~ Tor suspshdlng the same, can be had, with a
large stock of all goods in our line, at
-, FRANKLIN Il ROThkOCkS
Wall Paper and Window Shade store,
je4-lw tStatss.) Corner 9Th aud ID sts,