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GEORGE r. RUFF, Trustee.
oc I-dts A. GREEN, Auct

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUBIJC
v SALE.The subscriber. as Executor of the
lastwlll and testament Of Jonathan Granger late
OF Mpntgomery county, deceased, and under an or
Ger OF the Orphans Court of said county will offer
APP utlIc sae, Ia the high st bidder. on MONDAY,
nth day OF October next, the iate residence "a
said deceased, the following very yaiuahle II cal
Esiate-to witt The home farm Wherein said de-
cease1 resided AZ the time OF his death, situated i'm
ately on the west side ofthe public road lead
mac, about two miles from the former and SIX from
the latter place, and containing 24 acres more or
ess, ABOUT So acres of which are IA vood-haS fair
pIopo1lon oil beautiful Meadow Land-is well
wateren, and under tole enclosure This farm
rs IN sr state Of cultivation; easily Improved and
well adapted to the growth of heat w e. Ca
&c he improvements consist of q story Frame
Dwelling house, with a ~ story Frame and Shas
attached, two Barns, DO within fifty or sixfy
yards of the dwelling, is never-faIling Spring Of
situated on the east side Of said road about 60
distance from ockvile, containing I67 acres mare
or less between % and Is of which Ia beautiful
Chestnut Timber and the largest portion of the re-
malnder Is In pine and other wood. The i'm prove
ments oon' lst OF q small Fame Dwelling, Stable
&c. There Is on the farma very good Apple Or,
Tine terms Of sale. as prescribed by the Court, are
rs olowE One fourth of the pure base money IN he
paid on the day Of sale, the natfcatIon thereof:
me balance IN three equal annual instslrneDts OF
one, we and three years, the purchase purchs-
tsrest from the day ofsale. Upon the RATIFICATION
oil the sac and the payment OF the whole purchase
money, and not before, the ber as sx eoutor
AFORESAID wiiioonvey to the rurchaser pure
OF sad land AL the right. title, claim. and interest
both at Law and in equity, of aid deceased OF in
case may be. .k - :, 800
Sale 10 take place at u o'clock, M
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RUNAWAY AND SMAsH-UP.-This morning, a
horse attached to light buggy, which had been
left standing without fastening in front of a store
on Pennsylvania avenue took fright at some pass
rate The buggy was upset and completely
smashed, and the horse after running up Eighth
street TO L, was captured by street passenger and
tne Remains OF the broken vehicle detached from
him. The team belonged to Mr. Pinkney Brooks.
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SCBuRBAS lNPRovENESrs-0nth the old George
towHand Bisdensburg roadcapt. VIM. p. 8. san
Srr has purchased Of Mr. John =. Clark a tract Of
.k1sa.en which he IS making handsome Iu-
fso'Sne al bs the addition OF m elegant residence
MI george MathOit electro chemist in the Coast
survey ONCE has also bought part OF the .AG ranby
tact ,ocenuy owned BY ] IL. Kibbey, OF this
cry, ana - now baildiag suitable residence and
othsr improvements. Mr.. VIM Thomas and AZ
IA Miller have also procured handsome sites Of
.Yuesa, IA the ,-n'e neighborhood, and con.
Template haHd'onsinProvements at an early day.
JUSTICE JOHNSON AND rHR BARay ca W.
Inadvertently, Yesterday. In notice OF the R,r,v
ease said that Jzsfies JohH IT. JoAn.., 49,
EsasSlTas bail Mr.. Johnson went sreurity y, -.
.srnest request Of Mr.. Bary's friends and .,r, an
n citizen, and not Ina bis Official capacity w.
make this correction, because some Of H, -,
friends considered report indieatin no an nm
necessary magistrial Interference on MA ns,f
which, Of course. was not the case. 80
RENkNBER the grand Odd Feilows' ball at the
Navy Yard tonight. 1t is expected 10 be mag.
nineent anEir. - = zaas,-se s@fezsfFf-
sls "a 80 = = trS.9 ~ -
- - - hssW ls-estf - z1ii - 2 s2s " = a
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REwARD PAID.-The reward of $500 authorized
by the Councils to be paid for the apprehension
and conviction of the per petrators of the late in
cendiary fires on the Island, has been paid by the
Mayor to Mr.. John Larcomb, the principal wit
ness against Robert Binnix, James keenan, and
Michael Doyle, who were convicted at the last
term Of the Criminal Court Of setting fire to Kinks
stables and other buildings
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WAsHlSSToS fHEArRE.-we understand the
washington Theatre will close its present season
on the saturday Of the ensuing week. With an
excellent company, acceptable alike 10 the public
and Che pfess with some of the most attfzctivs
stars OF the country; with plays uneeeptionnbIe.
and In other cities, very popular, The receipts
nave eniy GA Tour OF nye occasions exceeded the
expenses, and on several occasions were zf Iea.t
slOS less than tie outlay attending the perform
anee, o q majority Of the evenings ranyfng from,
$50 70 80 less That such receipts viii brinn
certain bankruptcy Is obvious and the manaos,
being .desirous 70 avoid sneh state OF affais,
deemsit best TO bring the theatrical seasoa q, an
immsdiate close. The losses already reaeh ON.
thoasaad dollars, niet BY better success q AIeI-
ahdria and Baltimore. u - 80 =
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMpROVED PR0pERTy IN

VALUABIE IMfRovEb' 1 PRdoPERTY IN
LUZ NORTHERN LIBERTIES AT AULTI0N-Op
MONDAY the 10Th instant. shall sell, in front OF
the premises, az O'Clock p. w., parts of Lots Nos
2 ana ., In square No. AZ fTontirg 50 feet on 9Th
street west and running hack feet along the line
oil " street north. with the improvements which
bic in the rear. ~ '
The attention of persons wishing to purchase
above SALE as the sale will be positive
Terms: One third cash; the balance In 6. u. 49,
and a months, for notes bearing interest, secured
by deed of trust upon the premises,
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE 4 Co, AuctIon.ers
NEW AND HANDSOMELY FINISHED
l THREE STORY Brick DWELLING HousE AMP
l,oT FOR SIE-On MONDAY AFTERNOON
October nth, at o'clock on the premises we shal
sci new three; story brick Dwelling House, with
back building, the lot fronting Il feet inches ON
street north, between % and Sd streets west rum
ming back li2 feet 10 an alIey,
Inc House Is a handsome three story brick with
brick back buildings, containing saloon psror. ten
rooms, and a th-room, with water and gas pl pes
manner. WV
Persons in want of desirable and conveniently
arranged dwsiling, an an unexceplOnable location.
out reserve; Title unquestionable.
80 Ierms: One,lourth cash; the residue m 6. Y and
Oc sd J. G McGIIRE r. On Aro,.
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fok flRsT CLASS ESTABLISHMENTS In all de-
Partments Of business, In the city see our Alpha-
oetical Business Directory, in another column.
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fax ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE is urging the form
alton Of Agricultural Society in that city, on
permanent basis, and goes in for fair thsre mex
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fnE WOUNDED Mantle condition Of Mr.
Martin Is now quite hopeful, and gives ground
for the expectation Of his recovery. -
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Sale 70 take place at u O'Clock, N. ~.
o..s,.,,s WILLIAM GRANoEa,

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two vrltx OF
VI heri facias issued from the Clerks Office OF
the county of Washington and to me directed /
yin expose TO public sale, for cash, in front Of The
Court House door OF said county, on THURSDAY
the 18Th day of October next. 1852 at Y O'clock m ,
al DEFENDANTS night, title. claim and interest an and
lngton, ID. G.. together with all and sinEnlnr the
.nprovements thereon, seized and levied upon "a
satisfy Judicisls Nos IS and 49, 30 MAY term issa
n iayor Of Sesrge and Thos. Parker & Co. and
q L.... .ta = 4 w. SEIDEN Marshal q-l
sc Jus Tor the District of c. lumbia
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vented . BY the renowned
. Soyer," ION his return
from the Crimea, and since
his decease Ia rnanufhctpr
cd by CROSSE 4 HLAca-
WELL, London, from the
orlglna reolpe. The man
ufacturers simply ask forit
q tris., convinced that il
must add 10 the already
! srge consumption, and
that y viii prove itself un-
equalled either as = stimu-
lant 10 the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OpINIONs nm nm
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AT PRIVATE SALE-Several good and well
"A arranged three story FRAME HOUSES, with
two-stOry back buildings, containing from 9 to Il
above property is located the north side efMas-
saohusetts avenue, between 4th and 5th SITS. Per
dence would do well call at No. 81 of said prop
erty. Also, several smaller Houses the same
square for sale. ...r !. - ~. ie9-u
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The THEATRE.-The play Of King Lear, at the
theatre last night, was admirably-well performed
throughout; the personation Of the King by Mr..
Sullivan, and Of Cordelia by Mrs. Gladstane,
being unexceptionable, both in conception and
execution. Now is the time-during Barry Sulli-
van and Mrs. Gladstane's engagement-for our
citizens to enjoy as good classical acting can be
found on any stage.
The bill for tonight is Richelieu-Mr Sullivan
as Richelieu, and Mrs. Gladstane as Julia; and
An Alarming Sacrfce-Mr. f. Lamb as Boil
Ticket.
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ARE .Yop ISsUREDl-AnrIs Isas1p,s,
a ssaiSst kssf b ESk i oesssS ~ sas
corner OF Penn. avenue and 10th 81. Stool hoSSsrs
directors and ohcers oil citizens Of W.
CO JAMES @. MCGUIRE. pr.aa.ut.
~ u nANsoS -" & l.Ee = No ,e-s-s1n
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CENTRE MARKET.--The market was well sup
piled this morning in all its departments The
country dealers are tolerably well Represented
and the licensed dealers all in their places The
supply Of vegetables and fruits encourages the
belief that in the hucksters departments there
viii be no scarcity during the season. Their &C :
tivity and Industry in Obtaining their stock is
comnendable. The offerings of wild fowl begin
to increase In quantity and quality. The prices
are about on saturday 'r-I. ~,
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ORGAN GRINDERS At LAw.-Yesterday, trial
took place at the oaice OF Justice Dom, in which
the parties were all Italians, and the names SO
hard to make out that the Justice only entered one
Cassarana. He was charged with profanity
with assault and battery. II appears that the man
Is the keeper of boarding house on Seventh near
y street, where number OF Italian Organ-grinders
board The female also has a room In the house
and with her lives her cousin, an afflicted man
partly blind The woman has purchased the
house and paid large portion Of the purchase
money, ana claims the best right TO the property
row occurred between the landlord and the
cousin and In the course OF il the affection of the
latter was adverted to by the former This ex-
cited the anger OF the woman, and she took part
by seiEing the landlord and proceeding to give
him mailing The landlord was fined 81 40
and the woman was held % security for peace
Another warrant rests against the landlord for
creating nuisance The ofhcer, Gornley, de-
elares II one Of the flthiest places he has ever
bes-a IN. 4-.E ~. . r e. 10 10 .rat.. .rF.-t
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THE PRorRAcTED MEETISGs.-The revival is
still progressing in the Methodist churches of the
city AT some Of the central churches the meet
| ings have been discontinued, but at others they
| are maintained with undiminished interest Until
late hour last mig ht the congregations were pass
| ing from the churches to their homes At the
East W asLington stations, Ebenezer and Metho-
dist Protestant. the meetings last night Were par
ticularly interesting, and large number of pen-
| tents presented themselves at the altar There
appears to be no disposition to close the ceilings
| at the churches now engaged.
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POLICE MATrERs Before yxstic, William
Geo. GdSSaway. col, was accused by his wife Of
quarreiing with her and threatening to infict Sc
we're punishment on her. George contended that
/ he-eouid'n nj help quarreling, for the woman
would ~ let him have moments peace with her
\ Everlasting tongue. HE was fined 81 81
John Col drove his horse on the sidewalk In
violation Of an ordinance To the contrary He
paid To the general fund the sum Of - So.
W lille LOCKER, colOred daInsel. was accused
Of behaving in a disOrderly and prufane manner
~ Pra,hers alley: She was ordered to pay up TO
the extent Of 81 81.
Patrick Downs went TO market 10 purchase cab
Pbagrs and cOntri we'd, In the absence of the pro-
prietOF Of stand, To purchase some Of his boy for
less than the regular price The proprietor on
returning to his stand refused 10 sell his yegrtabIrs
for less than the regular price, and demanded that
he should return them This Pat had no idea Of
doing. and scutie ensued, In which Pat knoc ked
over an old woman on To pile of watermelons and
smashed number OF them He was taken before
the mag istrate and lined IS 81. Pat said he didn't
about the fine, but desired To have his name
left out OF the papers and offered the justice IS
cents Ia cause Ii TO be left out The Squire opined
that he coaldnt do anything for him, and Pat left
IN 4 depressed mood.
Louisa Runnells and Sarah Walker (colored)
Were accused of pTofaDe and indecent lang uage In
an ailey-the former having laid herself Liable To
the law by too free use of her tongue, and the
latter by displaying Eer pugilisIic abilities tc-
wards a white woman who lives in the said alley
aud follows the business OF retailing liquor at 3
cents the glass To her cOlOred neig hbOrs. They
Were each fined 81 "a.
Mr.. 4. Turner got his back up, called 4 man a
id rascal and offered to whip him. He was
suffered to depart, after leaving 81 B with the
mag istrate.
Louisa SandfOrd heard that an officer wa. look.
ing FOR her. and, snspectng his errand, ~ ent be-
fore the magistrate aud confessed Judgment To q
charge Of selling liquor without a license. She
was lined S2O and costs.
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BY J: c. MCGUIRE Il co, Auction ers.
E&CELLENF FURNITURE AND BOTISE
- KEEPING EFFECTS, CARRIAGE, HORsEs .ND
hARNEss AEON TUESDAY MORNING. Sep
meer -1th, It 10 o'clock, at the residence OF WIN.
Z. JohLson, Esq, on Street between ISth d I4th
streets, we shall sell all his Furniture and Hoass
hod TT cts, tOgether with port IN of the : urni
LIiTe OF the late John Quincy Adams, comm. ING
Two mahogany case Piano FOrtrs
suite OF walnut damask- co cred ParOr Furnture
- six Parlo- Chairs. ~
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables
Uolhc Reception Chairs, rush seat Chairs
Chlnese }uartette Tables and Wsshstands
Arm ana Easy Chairs, Lounges, Music Stands,
WisiInut w hatnot, Bookcases, Writing Desks,
Mahogany Dining Tables. Dining Chairs
marble top mahog any SIdehoard.
Mantei U asses, FTeLch gilt Mantel Clocks
GanuelOras, Chinese Vases and ornaments
Feinet, BRUSSELS, and other Carpets, Oilcloth
French China Dinner and Dessert Ware.
Gastors, Table Cutlery, Glassware
Damask and Lace Curtains, Gilt Corplce kr
Mahogany and walnut Wardrobes, W assistants
DressInE and plain Bnreaus. Tables,
IIo o9l rs Writing Desk, Book, shelves,
nalr ana Hnsk Mattresses. Feather Reds
posters and Pillows, Blankets and Comforts
maaoga ny Chair on wheels, for inva'ids Reclin-
Rosewood Hat Tree, Hall Chairs,
tRSo99Eans HIasses Toilet Sets: Window Shades,
1osether with general assortment of K,tcban
Requisites. WI 'N'''i''"
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that sum q orsd-
u OF 6o ana W for notes satisfactorily endorsed
be- ring interest. ''
Alta o'clock, in front of the premises
ralr OF stylish bob till Bay Horses
Set of Double Coach Harness
SO u }. e. McG UIRE & co ,Aucts
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THE THEArRE.-TO-night, byspecial request O,
large number Of families, % Our American
Cousin" will be repeated, being its last pre.enta-
ton here. On this occasion Mr. John $. Clarke
takes his benefit, and together with Mr. Wheatley,
makes his last appearance in this city. The play
on the bill tonight, in connection with :.Our
American COu.in," is the three-ac act comedy Of
Speed the PlOw;" Mr.. Clarke and Mr. yheatlev
appearing in both pieces. A great bill.
The FIST appearance of Miss Edwards is an
nounced for this evening
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FIVE CENTs.-Mr. Vanderwerken, proprietor of
the Union Line OF Omnibuses, has determined to
reduce the fare to five cents. This change has
been in contemplation some time by Mr. Wander
werken, but has hitherto been impracticable on
account Of the high prices for horse feed The
new rate is a convenient one in accordance with
our decimal currency. and is lower price for tue
disf1nce, we believe, than prevails in any other
American city. The Union Line has been well
conducted throughout, and has proved of great
advantage To our community, who, on its part has
the kindest feeling for Mr. Vanderwerken
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BURGLARY.-I.ast night, a colored man entered
the dwelling of Mr.. q. w. Hardness, on III street.
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets west
after the family had retired. He was heard by
Mrs Hardness, who called him, supposing il wa.
her son, and he answered. Initiating the voice of
the child. Mr.. Hardness got up and caug LIT the
fellow; but lie scuffed and released himself by
leaving part Of his clothing behind Nothing
has been missed from the house \
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iEl LATEST tins BY iIIIGlAPH
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EURopT-
Arrival Of the Ara III. ,s u..,s..

49, s,LLk, sept 2l.-The Royal mail sso.n-
s.sp 'o ataos with London and Liverpool dates Of
IT,. r. Inssa1'. arrived at HALIFAX last evening
thls morning by horse e.press .e's
90. o, sa Sreat Eastern safely proceeded 90
- "a On an experimental trip The performance OF
nef mac hinery was satisfactory ~
The Zurich Conference hsye h..n ...-. .
Inc Asemoiies OF Parma and RomaRnIa hsv,
resolved on annexation to Piedraont
COMMERCIAL
The Liverpool cotton market for the 49,, .,.,
ed actve, but closed steady StSh
me oreadsturs market ruled dull and the pro-
vision market had downward tendency.
Consols closed at 10 ss5S for money, and IS X
Tor account. ~ -
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DoCToR BAAKEE. The rooms Of this we'll
known physician and surgeon, at the National
Hotel We hear, have been crowded since his
arrival in this city, and but for tie business faci
ity with which he attends to his patients. MANY
would be turned away unattended In the treat
nlent OF cancers tumOrs, wens polypuses, ulcers
hip-diseases, and scald- head diseases of the eve
and ear, without the use of the knife or any surgi
cal instrument; also his original practice in the
eatment Of paralysis, neuralgia rheumatism
ana diseases OF the mouth. throat and LUNGS one
can form an idea of the success of his treatent nv
an examination of the folios OF certificates and
letters, published and unpublished from all parts
OF the world, or by visit TO his consultation
rooms. at No. "a Lexington street. Baltimore and
frem personal examination of patients under
treatment reedy to he discharged We will
here mention, for the benefit of our readers that
Doctor Baakee is in W ashngtOn city for two DAYS
only The Doctor stops at the National Hotel
where the afflicted will have opportunity to
consult him from a. IN. to p. m.
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WE must not forget to do those good-looking
gentlemanly, soldierly young men, the National
Guards, the justice TO note the fact that their pic
mic comes off at Arlington tomorrow. Ii has been
thonght advisable to change to this locality from
ness OF the proprietor Of the latter and the unfa.
vorable condition Of the grounds since the freshet
Don't fail TO visit Arlington Tomorrow!
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Another European Arrival

=, QUEBEc, sept 2l--The steamship Nova sco-
udh from Liverpool on the 9TH Instant passed
Farther Point this morning. Her adviees' how
ever have been anticipated by the arrival Of the
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Important Judicial Dee;.,..

.fiTrsBUkG, Pa Sept aO.-Judge McCsudless,
oil the United states Circuit Court delivered an
opinion to-day in the important railroad Sond
case OF oelriehs& Co., European Bankers, against
the City OF Pittsbvrg, deciding against he CITY.
ana directing the nited States Marshal TO proce,
Pittsburg Gas Works ny ~" WIG
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Hotel Clerk Shot by a Negro Trader

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 2I.-oliyer Sims. the
shot last night by ]. H. Melton. q ne0ro ina,
from Louisiana, In consequence OF some mIsun
Outstanding. Ii is believed that Sims will NOT
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Storm i'm Raltimar.

BALTIMORE, September GA heavy rain wa.
falling all night and it still continues The grand
procession of Odd-Fellows in honor Of the dedI-
cation OF their new ball has been postponed
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New York NInrkets

NEW YORK, Sept 2l.--Flour is firm: State "a,
$40; OHIO "a sOaS5 Is; Southern 81 sOas5 no
neal hrnl; sales unimPortant, and prices nomi-
hdily unc hanged. Corn Is advancing and scarce.
mt1ed 81. Pork is dull and nominal mes
ss.; prime $40 IS. Lard steady. Whisky is
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IT Is NOT WHAT A NAN MAKES. RUT
Il WHAT He SAVES, THAT MAKES
HIM RICH

To Pay Cash and Sare from IS TO Is Per Ceat rs
., Small Item.
More than three years experience conductinS
business on the CASH SYSTEM con yinces us OF Its
alyantages To u 9 public, by the increasing trade
ture IN our former stem
Having just returned from Philadelphia and New
York | am prepared to offer a fine assortment Of
HATS and CAPS. in all their variety,
Bsebe's own celebrated Nentilatlng HATS,
Our ~ 50, IS, and Ss5o Dress Hats cannot be sur
passed.
GARIBALDI CAPS, new style,l
Boys'CLOTH CAPS, from asc. to 81.
For the accommodation of our customer, in TIM.
part of the city, and elsewhe continus the a.
angeme MT with the PHILADELPHIA nufncturer And
have now hand hne CALFSKIN BO1TS
sswed and pegged Tor SS75 together with Different
STYLES CATER BOOTS and SHOES Tor ~ - ~
DC. b. II. SrINEMETZ,
326 Pa. av, near 18th St between
se l6-2w WIllsrds' and kirkvood Hotels.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2I.-Flour has an ADVANCING
tendency; Howard street and Ohio are held al al
Dnt without sales Wheat is heavy; 20 600 bush
els offered, and middling grades were slightly
lower; white ~ .2laSl .3s; red q .O5asI rs Corn
IS dGll and generally unchanged Provisions are
steady; bacon sides lOc; mess pork SIS 25as Is so
Whisky IS duh at 2sc
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Additional from the Pacific

st Louis. Sept 20.-The overland mail bring,
.ne following additional particulars from the Ia
Nine companies OF Infantry and artillery had
sachusetts '' '"e . s'oo'sniP "as'
ae legislative Assemble OF British Colum bls
ISL Goas Ing gov Douglas TO enforce on the Brit
ev,cn,,ia, s NJ the necessity u demanding the
I'm, h.1 on San Juan at all risks and maintain
ish ner rights to the archipelago Of Islands now
rh,' =. invaded by the United States.
ne oarque Lancaster OF PhiIadelnhia ana An.
whaler Twilight OF New Rs.iSo.5 80 s"9 a soe
"'ecAeo' out the crews Of both Were saved
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PROPOSED REPETITIpN.-On all sides we are
asked whether the Sons OF Malta will not repeat.
some time in October, their grand tournament,
that went of last week with SO much ecIat-the
finest that has ever occurred I'm this country. The
public desire for repetition Of the entertainment
Is so very general as that it should by all means
take place