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wAsHfNeroS, Oct. 2.-Hon Israeli. Hatch ba,
been appinted by the President TO examine int
the reciprocity treaty upon the revenue and trade
between Canada and the United States There i.
an almost universal dissatisfaction on the northern
frontier with this treaty, and il 10 believed that Il
can be so modi fed and amended that il will worh
less injnrio1sly to the revenue
The Associated Press dispatch SAYS:
WAsH'seTos, Oct 3.-Althougb the bids for the
army transportation have been opened IL is under.
STOOD that no contract will be made for some DAYS
The Department will especially take care that the
troops In Utah shall be promptly supplied I,
was stated In the advertisement inviting propoSai,
that the right would be reserved Of reiectfnp anv
or all OF the bids which might be offered: and
this, IL 10 presumed, was In view Of the fact tina,
some might be 50 low AZ not to insure a comnIj.
ance with the public demands r,
Additional reports have reached this city from
respectable sources OF contemplated flibusterinp
invasion Of Central America IL Il shall appear
that an expedition for this purpose il in progress
every mean: Will be taken to interceptit. The
orders heretofore issued by this Government on
That subject are In full force
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ID Those Of our citizens who attended the
Odd Fellows Celebration at New York, last
spring, will remember having met, fraternally,
with MIR. Cornelius Van Duyne, Of Brooklyn,
and viii hear with regret Of his recent death by
an accident On Saturday night he was driving
down Washington street, when his horse became
frightened and ran of. On reaching the corner
OF Prospect street he made sudden turn, the
vehicle upset, and the occupant was dashed head
foremost upon the pavement. He was immedi.
afely taken to the City Hospital and after linger
Ing FOR about three hours he breathed his last
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The U. MINISTER GONE TO PEkiN.-By the
following extract from private letter written by
w. l.. g. Smith. ESQ. Consul at Shanghae il
appears that Mr.. Ward, the American Minister
has proceeded TO Pekin. The letter is of a date
later than any newspaper accounts. After giving
an account Of the battle between the English and
Chinese, Mr.. Smith says:
In the meantime the American Minister and
suite were aboard the Powhatan. and on the 26tb
received Intelligence that high Mandarin spe-
ciaily dePuted by the Emperor, was waiting to
receive him few miles of, 10 es~ort him to
this civility Of the Chinese goyernment. and on
July 5th proceeded, under an escort of Tartar
cavalry to Pekin, where presume he now is
and has ere this exchanged ratiications of the
new treaty. in the Imperial capital -
Inc Russian Minister has been in Pekin some
o1ls; ana me Secretary Of the Governor General
of Siberia (RuSsian) also reached here on the 9th
Inst, with letter TO me from the Governor Gen
eral, saying that their treaty had been ratified /
hear that the British and French Ministers return
here toifhogi exchanging Publications
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The TEXAS u. s. SKsAToRsHrP-It Is stated
that the following names will be prominently be-
fore the Legislature for the honorable position OF
United states Senator: b. Ii. Epperson, l.. ID
Evans, Colonel w. p Hill, M. J. Hall, 6. w
smythe, Robert II. Taylor, l.. r. wigfall, Mat
Ward, III II. Runnels and General Houston.
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IL The St Louis Democrat of Friday last gives
the following account Of the sentence of Thornton
Tor the cold-blooded murder Of Mr.. Charles, in
that city, some months ago:
When the prisoner arose, and was asked if he
had anything to say why he should not suffer the
penalty of his crime, he simply answered Moth
ing In firm voice, and proceeded with the ut
most calmness to refresh himself with drink of
Ice water. His Honor then sentenced him 10 be
hung on Friday, the nth day of next November,
IN the performance of which duty he was deeply
moved. The general officers Of the court and
many spectators, were also affected to tears. but
the prisoner was imperturbable throughout
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AMERICAN CoURTEsY.-Recent advices from
Genoa state that while the U. 8. frigate Wabash
was lying at that port large fire occurred in the
city, when her commander, desiring to assist in
subduing it, dispatched to the aid of the city a
portion Of her officers and crew, with the fire
engines Of that ship. Shortly after the occur
renee, a letter was received by the Comrnnndant
Of the Wabash from the Vice President Of the
Royal Chamber of Commerce, attestng their
gratitude, as well as Of all Genoa, for the i'm
portant services rendered. -
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wAsurNeror NEWS AND GOSSIP.

Irx Omar or COMPLAINT. The Super
visors of the county (city) OF New fofk nave re-
Gently appointed the Registrars OF vo'es PfoSioeu
for under the new law Of the State requiring all
voter. to he duly registered. The opposition
newspapers allege that the Democrats of the
BOARD. taking advantage Of the accidental alb
sepce Of some of their political opponents In 1t,
elected an unfair and undue proportion Of their
own friends; giving the opposition but 60 out Of
600, and giving them none In the wards (lower)
where the great mass of the voters are foreigners
almost utterly unknown personally. IL this allie
CATION be true the public will look for the whole
sale preparation Of frauds in the New York State
election soon to come of; for the design of such
unfairness could only be to facilitate frauds-to
prepare for their preparation In advance Of the
election. All those who really value the free in
stitutions of the land will reprobate such pro-
cedure, it matters not for the benefit of which
party it is essayed. II Is corruption in its worst
form, and proves that New York city Is utterly
unfit for self-goyernment.
We hold that any American community that
places power in the hands Of men who will per-
petratesfrauds upon the right Of suff age, would
be far better governed by the system of Louis Ma
poleon in Paris. than by themselves. The fact
that such fraud has been rerpetrated there, goes
to show that the Democratic party managers In
New York are as corrupt and untrustworthy, quite,
as the American party managers in Baltimore,
who permit and encourage rowdies to prevent
their political opponents by violence from exer-
eising their right Of suffrage. All such occur
rences are fast bringing rejecting men, in all
quarters Of the country to the conclusion that
more or less of the cities of the Union rest under
a despotism of scoundrelism quite as objection
able as the despotism Of any absolute government,
In Europe r
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IL By the dispatches elsewhere It will be seen
that the American cricketers were " nowhere
yesterday In their contest with the 80 All England
Eleven" BY the way, we noticed party of
young Washingtonians undertaking TO aeclimate
the game to our soil on the brick-yard commons
in the northern part of the CITY Yesterday
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DAMAGE For BREAcH OF PRoMrsK-Miss Mag.
dalene Hardy, of Delaware county, N. Y, ha,
just recovered $500 damages from Fr-eland Coch,
ran who had been her friend from childhood, u
for a breach Of marriage promise The offence was
aggravated from the fact that ''he very often too
breakfast at her fathers house" and then married
another girl.
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Gu, So Rt Rev. Bishop Hawks, Rev. r. J. l..
49,, $500, and Rev. X f. Leroy, Of Missouri, are a
hey j. n: Earnes and lady. of ~ H.. Rev
No 10 VI; Randall and lady, Of Mass. and Rev
"n' murphy, Of Md, are az the National
NJ. Col, Andrews, d. c.; Col Miles, U.sa
s,on pa .,s s Pa and Hon Simon Cam.
'-''Rt Revs- Bishop of Nov, so,.,.
Oregon, Poll Of Louisiana Boplins of vs, 0,s o.
Ksys . b. Esst%sn, OF Wis, A. II Vinton '' Pa
sf ha an'P Dr. msn.rr Of " s.- Of Iow. T. Guion
@ II Nichols, Of N. Y, = ID. Dennon - on y "a "a
DI. Lyman Of Pa, DIR. Van KIeecI. on X ~ " n, =
waltos Of Y, and DR.. Peet, OF Iowa. s =, M :,
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IL The coroner's jury in the case of the Grard
House boiler explosion, In New York, censured
the engineer, attrbuting the disaster to his neg
ligence. They also recommended the passage of
an ordinance requiring the owners Of steam boil
ers in the city to have them inspected at least once
a wear
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hxApY-MArE GRAvEs.-A committee Of The
Council uf Ciarkviile Tenn, instructinp the ns,v
ssxton in the duties Of tis office Informed him
mat II world be his province TO have the graves
prepared In the city cemetery. He took them at
Understanding was discovered, hadsa wholesale
iot on hand In relation to which the Clark Vile
Je7srsonian says, 80
As we qnantity Of graves will be more than
,s...se lof our Population for some time to
come. persons at distance, intending to die be-
Tore tns next rain, can be accommodated witt
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II Some Of the English papers exhibit consid-
cradle warmth In discussing The San Juan affair.
One of them calls soldiers the s:licensed ruff
fans Of the federal army, )" and Lord Palmerston's
organ calls upon our government to disavow the
act of Gen. Harney. --...s.-
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IL The Russian papers inform US that the
imperial government has undertaken again the
project of joining the Caspian Sea with the Black
Sea by the Sea Of Azof, and that this project the
realization Of which has been determined upon In
a great measure, Is to be definitely studied
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Spirit of the nIsrninz Press.

The Constitution rejoiccs at the triumph Of the
Democracy in California over the united forces OF
the Broderickites and Republicans 1t also notes
with satisfaction the refusal Of the late Episcopal
convention in New York to recognise slavery asi-
tation rs part of the mission of that church
The Intsliigeneer regards all appeals Oh 'he
Democratic press to the Old Line wings 10 CO.
operate with their party in the highest degree III
opportune, il not impertn ent
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concentrated POTASH

MgIs .Aan Double the Strsssth Of Ordisary Potash
and AZ tsia,n,s soap without lime with litl" trouble
swey. os hSs the R11pos- Ons pound VIII make
pounds II Hard Soap PIiateps viii e S3a or nine
a so sfs,of from mt 9,sanias soluble
and Pa X, SSs o. end Pend cans Manufsec.
iat ooh :, 5ns II IA K WORKS
oo zb&W,y Isl PssiI s,fsss !. 90 y1o,l asl
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IL Gov. Morgan, Of New York, has issued bis
proclamation naming the 2ith day of November
as Thanksgiving day In that State.
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UAt the late grand Tournament at Fairfax
C. H., the knightly contest was succeeded by
that vulgar and old-fashioned amusement known
as gandef-pulling.
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WHAT Is FAME The telegraphists yesterday
gave the 81 600 prize at the St Louis fair for the
best thorough bred stallion to John II. Boots u
Of Virginia. instead OF John M Bots
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THE telegraph announces the safety Of the
balloonists, La Mountain and his companion, who
assembled from Watertown, N. Y, ten or twelve
days ago.
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NEw MEXICAN LAND CLAIMs.-Papers relating
TO eighteen private land claims I'm New Mexico,
have bsen received at the General Land Office
and will be submitted TO Congress at it's next
sion. Many Of these claims are said 10 be Of great
value 40,
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ARMY ORDERS INTExAs.-Maj. Daniel Nc Clure,
Pay department, has been ordered to proceed to
pay the troops Of the Camp Cooper line, as also
those in the fed under command Of Mai Thomas;
Maj. r. Chiffon, Pay department, to pay the
troops on the Fort Davis line.
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IL The English papers report great religious
revival in North Wales. At prayer meeting on
a mountain 1900 persons were present
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ENVOY EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER PLsNI-
PoTENTrARY FROM BRAzn.-The President yes
terday had formal interview with NJ Lisbon,
the new Brazilian Minister. The Minister'S prin-
cipal Secretary of Legation accompanied him.
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NOTICE TO PLEASURE sEEKERS-Tbs
~ rGsomac Steamboat Company, 49,
Of their steamer Powhatan to Nor
ick oneI the public Of Washington and vicinity an
tonso 70 GLYM6NT and 40 UfACREEKttvioe
daily during the hot weather =
To parties ofthree or more excursion tickets viii
be issued at one dollar Il each for Glymont with
privilege of remaining the oil night aud returning
next day; also for via Creek, at two dollars S20
=, The angler can enjoy fine sport with hook and
me at either Of the above places, white perch and
game being plentiful.
places.
Boats leave foot of 6th street at 6x O. m and 6k
p IN. Returning, ~ P. m. and 81 q. m.
FOR further Information inq re at the Com papv's
once, No: 352 Pennsy ysna avenue. next door 10
Brown's Hotel. GEO. E. MATTINGLY,
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FIRST ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL, Hon.
Horato King, having left the city on an official
visit of few days to New York city, Gen St.
John B. l.. Skinner will perform the duties of
that position during Mr.. X s absence.
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Ga U TIERS LOON.
GRAND RE OPENING,
I'll URSDAY EVENING Oct 9Th at Z q

q, This establish emit, 20 long and fsvotably known
which has been closed for some da, 8, in order TO
make necessary and desirable alterations and i'm
provements will be again hro,cn open 10 fhe pxbie
o. THURSDAY EVENING, Oct 6, at o'ciock.
fhe pubic are respectfully invited to be present
consist of entirely new decorations, chandeliers
furniture, and very decided alterations in the
interior arrangements Of the Saloon and build
ing, by which .reater facilities are afforded for
serving the guests and adding to their comfOt, and
thoroughly Ventilated by additional windows an {,
v,nti a.Ors, and two handsome fountains ha e zen
placed At the entrance of the same. The proprietor
Is determined to spare neither labor nor expense
: making bis estab ishnent every way WORTHY the
National Metropolis. and hopes to continue to
merit that liberal patronage which has heretofore
been extended to him.
together with "Champagne F'apPe,' by the glass,
Will be served up the occasion of the REQ PENN
and continue to be furnished during the s. SON.
C.. GAUTIER,
Oc4 Pa. ay, bet 18th and 18th sts
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PosTMAsTBR GESERAL.-Hon. J Holt Yesterday
left the city on brief visit to the South with a
view Of selecting suitable and healthful locality
to which to remove his wife, who is at the present
time in poor state of health.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Make your pur-
chases before O'Clock. ana not at 10 O'Clock as
some Advertisers invite. BY doing so you shstter
tho Tyrants' power and confer = life Sustaining
COMFORT on suffering humanity
oc 4-6t' OBSERVER
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Aninony Burns, Of fugitive slave notoriet~.
tia chpfch In indianapolis, md, 'e4 p-f
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LIGHTHOUSE BoARD.-A special meeting Of this
board was held in Winderis building yesterday
1t is said the object of the session to consider
some matters Of importance to the public service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-04

PRESIDENT BUcBANAN.-The President Of the
United States purposes leaving the city this after.
noon, at 6 O'Clock, for brief sol ourn at his old
homestead at Wheatland.
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The WKATHKR.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning 10 made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation 10 about O'Clock:
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EXCURSIONS, &c.

GRAND TOURNAMENT AND Pic MIC Ar
~ 80 ANALOSTAN ISLAND.
The Eagle Riding Club
Take pleasure in announcing to the public that they
- Intend xiving their first a
A CRAM STOUENAMEN
~ AND Pic MIC IN
WEDNESDAY, October ah, 1859
"a a.n qIl Hand Of Music will b. IN attendance At
~ q cIock a. m: ADO remain on the ground untl Y
ocIock ~ nlshtsand every accommodation necee
ssry ior the comic and pleasure Of visitors shall
An ample police force will be detailed for the pur-
pose oil maintaining order and cecorum
The procession of kng hts will leave Georgetnwn
I'm full dress at o'ciock g. VA, for Washing ton,
and parade the principal streets and Avenues and
arrive on the Island at II a. m. The riding for the
honors will commence ut O'Clock D. M
Steamboat will he in iaaenda nee 81 the foot Of
High street, Georgetown, and large and com,nodl-
Gus boat At the foot of street. Washing ton for the
purpose OF taking visitors TO the grounds free Of
The ,refreshment department will he der the
supervision OF caterers well known to the pubic.
Tickets 50 GENTS, admitting gentleman and ladies,
which can be procured ut the music stores Of
kiIkwcods, yno. ID. Hammsck, ngton, ana At
y. NJ. q q. w Sothron and Geo. Barnard's drug
stores, Geors etown.
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WAITS.

"
oc 4-6t'' OBSERVER.
WAITS. =.
WANTEp9 :; "A ,crn5 So, i. de.irou, Of Obtain
ro,,d s SIIUAIION In store. where .he
| kecSommendations given if required. Address x.
M. Georeetown. IL.
WANTED-A breat and cake BAKER; one
IL l.. N. BROWN.
WANTED-A SITUATION by two respectable
to wo one e S do Seek1s and the 9th
nue., bet. 18th and 18th streets. IL.
WANTED-Bys respectable woman, sITUA-
hto Ni as pam cook: washer, and ironer, for
sew Apply atNo. 80 St, between 2i,t and
WANTEDI,A SITUATION a. oh.mbermaid
references given. Address NJ. c., Star Once. Its
WANTED-A good wHEELRIGHT that un
aersl Ia cart aud wagon work, at the corner
oi4,i "a d NJ streets Island. GO i-sts
WANTED-h MAN to work on farm, h. must
~ understand the care and ma cement of horses
and 1a-m work generally. Apply at Locust Hi
arm ath street road, near the first toll gate.
WANTED-A SITUATION as cook v,,ner
Nv and lronsr, b. respectable woman 10y her
Bsst city references given. Address box IL. Star
o'iet. &c 4-St-
WA.S,,TE.,Dooaa , GfaAKEIAGE PAINTER. As-
6.orrei,wn a a. Du ~. EkTf d HURr oRD'S,
1 y. ~ .1e - IGke. &C 4-St'
FARM HAND who 10 scou,lntgd
era vart sa,den,IF; care OF 70 Dc
wife aa nf apsesntss mus. German 61a.
w. r. sMITH py eaer Isee sn,ployers Apply to
I'll. ~ '""'Ssi "Siae"' near The CsPi-
WASrkpTBy the month. an cxp.rerced
town ;;77-,7,-,--......----osss.
or 1o1%. oe:te 91w vest of
81 stteet Immedlas possession preferred hut the
2sl City Post Once. &C st.
WANTEncrA CLERK for . Drug Store. Ad-
g.. IT. DIuGsIst. through the City Post or
oc Sc ne'' Swing references &C.
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE 1e1 E,,
with se@vs I. II snoS shst ssss can ss
male and fem.le-Pia I'd professod Cooks Chs m
' TO Sssf' s WSsn MALE
Pa: avenue .ad : q '''A ''''s'; o Sf H'st.
ale s nSn, he T T sys e. per cen.
worth trs. t,n, mof ft and secured on property
Ely" through the CITY Po.t Office. sssei" 1s
w GEORGETOWN 70 sn'v that we are sIuays
TsR 10 10 t thsiodnce GAS and tn. POTOMAC WA
most reason.h IA. &c.. ss,So, anu on me
a. 81 bssvs:H &. s"s and f;as No.
y - A.
WANTED-Per.ons desiring emnIoyment "a
" Pea.e cal Ct the Insp rance Once Of McKES
thei! names. EMPLOYER: viii be promptly supplied.
= --------- - : :. - -oohnNNhf.
WANTED-Old SPANISH or MEYJCAN
ss:s r, ri !; d e
ware Manpfaotory n "A Is-a9rss tOCC . Liver
avenue Silver Ten Saf. Errs p;.eii 10 SoS "a /
Cups and ali other articles ~ 81: ~. Il
at Short notice. On naho OF Manufactured to order
"a: v. nOOD:
NVANTED-Half Store on Pepr,,ly.ni.
w nue. north aide between stb md isth e 1870 are-
III. scins ons soon snow WINDOW. for business
liz o,nDs .aii 70 Htrect custom largely to any
An, one sseo.e Ss ~ .s On en- the same prsses
saaress Tor further information, note TO &c. w"
Se.. ol-oe; sc u DIFF
W1RhNNR piMMEInAppEknTA ,hrst c.ass
apply at Browns Hotel, for Which fibnai VAC:
-.----..-.. :.
Il
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BY A. GREEN. Auctiopeer-

TWO GOOD Two-.ToRY BRICK Hor,x.
AT AucTIoS.-On MONDAY the 10Th .n.,.,
shall sell, IN front Of the premises at o,ci,os
M good two-stpry Brick Houses aud the iots IN
No "a The lot fronts 81 feet ON an slley ,e,y a,t
q, between 9Th and 9TH street. W.. ct. ard n. A. !,
street north. The improvements, " h n xre rood
which viii be sold separate or together as ma, Ia
Terms: SSno cash; balancs in 6. y and IA month.
Tor notes brering interest from dey Of sale deco
given and . deed OF truat AIKEN.
I'D
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BY A. GREEN. Auctione.r

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
Tux NORTHERN LIBERTIES AT Az, IroN On
MONDAY, the loth instant, shall sell In font n
sne R's"ses, az clock P n, parts Of lots Nos.
street west and running hsck 100 feet along the Inc
vi s..set horth: with the improvements, which
bic in the rear. ' s'"
The ait ,ntIon OF persons wishing 20 purchase
property In this section Of the city is cad 10 fhs
above sale, as the sale Will be positive. " WV
Terms; one thlrd cash; the balance IA 6. r. IL,
oy deed OF trust upon the premises.
oc "a A GREEN A.,
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COUPON BONDS OF THE WASHING
a9d desirable investment, being in sums Of W hun
S1ed doars each, redeenable January 2, 1852, and
bearing interest at rate of Dor cent Dor annum
and are for sale BY RIGGS & co. ana
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AUCTION aAIn

by Wall a BAhNAkD. Aucuoneers
FIVE SUPERIOR WORK MULES Ann +,
\ PAIR OF CARNAGE HoRsEs Ar AUCrIoNspa
SATokDAf MORNING, 18th inst. At 10 o'clock
evil sell, an front Of the AuctIon Rooms e..
large size and very superior work Mules.
Also.
= pair OF hack bob tail Ca rags Hor,es Tb.~.
norses are young sound, gentle and fast and e.
an opportunity Of obtaining an excellent peir for
sale positive, the owner ia Leaving the IN.
Terms: 81 and 90 days for approved ENDORSE
notes bearing interest 's'o
oc I'D WALL a BARNARD. ap.,,
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FOR RKET AND SALE.

EOR SALE-Sevsral eligible LOTS nes- Pa
ave a, between 18th and 18th streets. ArPy
W. Tvs. ~ street. a.
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THERE WILL BE SOLD At PUBLIC AUG
.ngton. u. 81 IL O'Clock m. on TUESDAY the
2,th q oetober instant, . lot Of Copper Scale a.
II can be examined At any time previon, Z, the
day OF sale upon Application to the comma TART Al
the Nsvv Ward.
The nal, 81. Of SAMPLES Of similar scale has tiv.u
from 81 TO y per cent. Of metallic copper.
Terms OF sale cash. VIZ. FIINN,
&c f-iaW-w NAVY Aren't.
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By T. BOWLING; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOREIGN AND M
y MYSTIC Day 6ooDs.-On TUESDAY, morn
ING. At 10 O'Clock, will commence runnIn1 otT
the entire stock Of Dry Goods at rtore No Ies
Bridge street, Georgetown: aud shall sell from dA ,
10 day until the ole 10 closed out LADIES are
especially invita- attend.
go. AUGUST H. ErcHSEL, Trustee.