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Il LATEST STYLES.

Ia LATEST STYLES.
IL ALL IMPORTATION OF DRY GOODS
w. w. BURDETTE, at No. 3sI 18th street. be
tween ard n, las just returned from New York
with the largest, finest. and most superior stock Of
Dkf GOODS ever offered IN the northern part Of
the city, viz:
very heavy and fine Plain Black Silks, ranging in
PrIoe from Is cents % 50,
b ack Bayadere Silks. all prices,
Fancy 81 ks In PLAID, Striped and Bayadere, much
lower than the usual prlcs.
All Wool MOusin DeaInes, rich patterns and high
cuors,
s. pieces All Wool Fresoh MerInos beautiful col
ors, at Is cents per yard,
Plaid CaShmeres, very fine, at IS cents,
Ducals, Poll de Chevres, VaencIss,
Delalnes, a O., very cheap.
MOURNING GOODS.
In this department my stock Is complete
LupIns, Bombazlnes, Jsmise Cloths.
Alpaca, Mousin Delaines, and Merinos.
Al Of which are of the frat quality, and will be
sold at 10 per cent profit.
WHITE GOODS.
- pieces Table Linen, IN bleached and brown, from
IS cents per yard up 90 fine grades,
30 pieces Irish Linens, Dunbar a. DIckson's make,
the best mpoIted TO this country.
Linen ShITtlngs, Damask Napkins. Towels, &c,
large aud superior stock of Bleached Cottons.
from Sd cents up to ISA cents per ward.
full add complete stock Of Flannels,
And all kinds IF Domestic Goods.
All OF which we can, and will, cell less than any
merchant Al the city. from the fact that have M
less thaa any one who does the same amount Of
business.
The lowest cash prices will be named at o noe nv
w. w. BURDETTE.
sc l6-4t No. 39l st., between ! and X.
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Loss Of Life bvaLocomo,,,.

BosToN, Sept. IA Mr. Davis and wife. Of
New Orleans, while crossing the track OF IN.
orcester IA lroad, yesterday near the city. were
struck by locomotive. Mrs Davis was thrown
een'lreiy over house and instantly killed. Mr..
Davis escaped only with severe injuries
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iHI LATEST IIEs " ilIlHAPI
The Starr

WAsHINeTos, Sept. L., I;3O D. IN The tel.-
graph reports that the wires are down in several
Places rendering the rece ~ Of dispatches almost,
II IL hot entirely, an impossibility From indica
extent along the Atlantic seaboard a. wei as in
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FIre-Tweiye of Dan Rice, Hor,., L..,

EtsIoN, Pa. sept. 1.-THE stables Of the
United states Hotel were burnt this morning
and twelve Of Dan Rice's horses were smothered
Most Of them. however were team horses The
no'el llself was at one time on FIRE, but the loss
was U ming, The fire originated Rom the burst
slo od 4 nuld lamp. The entire loss was about
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MxN's DRESS suIrs,
YouTHs' DRKss SUITS, D"''
Yosths' Business Sxifs,

s, NOAH WALkER Co, Marble Hall Clotmns
announce that their annual display of Fail and
WINTER clothing Is now ready for inspection. 1t
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest designs
IN ma terra trimming, and workmanship:
10 those who study excellence with economy in
ashionable articles of Dress an pportunty is nov
offered for selecting from the most We stock
duoed prioes. '' .nSay,H
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NoIIcl--D IsTRIcT OF CoLunBIA ApyxRrtsr-
AsSTs TO Be iNsERrKD IN rHE BALrraoRK SYN
ASs RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED SRon tn.
STAR oFFIcK.
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The Notwithstanding the .,fallinp
weather. last night, another large audience as
sembled at the Theatre TO witness the performance
OF Our American Cousin" and they were well
repaid for their trouble. This play will be re.
Peatsd for the last time tonight, and those who
nave not already had the pleasure Of witnessing il
should not miss this opportunity to do So IL will
DE followed, tonight, by the farce of "P p OF
Man and Tiger" MIR. Wheatl.y as Splasher, and
Mr.. Clarke as Buskin
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Later from New N.vtco

ST. LoUis, Sept. l6-The Santa Fe mail of tn.
sJtn mas arrived. Intense excitement eSistd there
In relation To the Congressional election Tie
army and all the Americans there were in favor
Of Mr.. Gallagos. The result was considered very
1nnhifnl wy
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RaItimsre N1arksss

BALTIMORE, Sept 1.-THE storm has caused a
total suspension Of business, and nothing has been
done in flour or grain. Provisions are quiet and
dull Whisky is easier. closing at % kc for Ohio
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REMOVAL OF STREET BARRIcADEs.-It IL not
perhaps generally known that an ordinance of our
Corporation prohibits, under penalty of not more
than ten nor less than two dollars, the knoc king
down, removal of injury of any fence or barrier
which may be erected or set up for the purpose of
preventing travel upon any avenue, street. lane or
alley, undergoing Improvement, repair, or altera-
fion, within the corporation limits Yet notwith-
Standing this safe and wholesome regulation and
lts common-sense principle, sundry violations of
u have recently taken place in various parts of the
city, and more especially in T. and Ninth streets.
where extensive excavations are being made on
the 9TH instant, man named O'Bryon was fined
by Justice TomPson two dollars for violation of
this ordinance. Other complaints of this kind
have been lately entered at the Fifth District
Police Office, and the cases are now pending
we publish this notice as a seasonable and neces-
s4rY cautionj and 1t Is to be hoped that IT will pre-
vent repetition of the offence which is most de.
sraOie In the present condition Of several street,
undergoing alteration and Improvement
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OMIssIoS-we owe friend ] d Hammack one
for emitting TO place him among the sssons'' at
Arlington in his character Of Chancellor of the
Order, F" and very handsomely did he sustain his
too.
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foLlcE CAsss.-Befors Justice Cooper.
~. Hickey was charged with ksepdng snd run
ming wagon without FIRST taking out license
to do so. He was fined Is Sc 81
Thomas Hartman was accused of sbootinS a
hog the public streets, in violation Of the law
against the discharging Of weapons In the streets
cabbages, but the Justice opined that the letter
Mr. n s. Of. as"'"''' anu hneo
Mary Miller and Margaret McMabon were ac-
cused OF violating the moral law and using pro-
fane language in the public streets. They were
each nned 81 Sc, and advised to be more choice
In tnelr language for the future.
,, Sonn Everett was accused of permitting his
wagon 70 go about the streets without having IL
ouiy certified TO and recorded by the City Regis
Ter He was fined IS So
Mary Jacobs and Mary Jane Taylor, two fair
small row, during which they violated the COM
fined ~ s. each .."- :
Mike Nally, Hugh kirkpatrick, Jas McDermott,
Barney Langdon, and Jas Kennedy, INDUCED in
sundry spirituous and malt beverages until they
created more noise than was consistent with the
dignity of the Seventh Ward. They were usher
ed into the presence Of the magistrate, who in de-
fault Of the payment of s. and 81 IS cost In each
case, committed the ''rantankerous; Young gem
tlemen to the workhouse for the space Of 80 DAYS
each.
Miss Caroline Adams, (colored. y took il into
her head to assert an equality with her white
mistress, and insulted her In very gross and un-
becoming manner. She went over TO Queens
celebrated vegetable gardens for 30 days
Mr. Thomas Hardiman rendered himself again
obnoxious to the law by keeping a dog without q
Incense Tie again expiated his offence by payin
over to the Corporation general fund the sum o.
VIM. Whelan was arrested on a United States
warrant for beating a man who had got drunk
at his whisky mill.' He was let off with fine OF
$40 "a. -
Frances Aignew committed a nuisance by Der.
forming feat from her second story window
such as is attr buted to some unmannsrly female
In the good old times Of Sir John Falstaff She
was duly fined 81 27
Sam Ford was picked up in the street 50 drunk
that ne couldn't recognize an officer from a hick
ory tree He was sent over to Queens for 80 days
| to get sober
James Hughes was brought in, In state of In
toxlcatlon, compared with which the drunkenes
feats Of ''Old King Cole'' sunk into cold water
abstemiousness. He was also sent to Queens e
get sober during 90 days term at weed pulling
| Jim Digges got out OF Jail one morning, afte
| having served a term for petit larceny and tn,
| same day, before dinner, was caught appropri
| atng to his own use without license a fine piu
belonging to one of his neighbors He was i'm
| mediately remanded again to his old quarter,
| with Mr.. p. III. King.
Sarah Ellen Jackson sported a fine newly
| worked linen skirt which she stole ii was al
| legged, from Miss Louisa Raymond She was &C
cordingiy sent to Jail for court.
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STAMPING DEPOT.

Mn STAMPING DEPOT
lVlRS. j. CLARK takes great pleasure in inform
ing her customers and the public that she has moved
hinston, to the room ad,oining the Farmers
and Mechanlcs' Bark Bridge street, Georgeto = n
where STAMPlNG OF ALL KINDS on mi erino
and Cotton Goods, such as Ladies SkIrts, sleeves.
CUTS, Slippers, &c, and gentlemen's Rosoms Slip,
pers, smoking Caps, DO, will be executed in her
9s1sl neat style All orders left at tn store of MT
Mndd street. next door 10 the INTEL gencer Office
Washirgton, viii meet with prompt attention
she would also inform the ladies of Cieorrtnwn
that she has for sale large of USEFUL
and FANCY ARTICLES. such as Ladies Gloves
Hosiery, Belts, a many other articles too numer
Gus to mention. all of which she will sell at the
most reasonable prices SEQ S,S TIL = q
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Wv recommend our correspondent TO try Mons
Soyers new Sauce, entitled the 'Sutana's sauce
liz Is made after the nTkIsh recipe; its flavor ~ ex
cellent, and II affords considerable aid in csses Of
slow and weak Objectionable Lasoef
The Suitana's Sauce IN savory, pq uant and sni-
cy; happy combination of havors and essences
worthy Of the delicate taste of SutanA the genlns
eliminating Publio."-Obssrrer.
"A concentration Of al the pie usnt resources of
Turkey and Russia. - Unitsd Service Gazsffs
"As ttIllateT Of the appetite this Ssuoe stshd.
alone. IL il a most valuable adjunct 10 Fish Flesh
ble"-AtLds. y"
'The Sultans Sauce is most deliciou, zest--
Morn. CaT0ntcle. ~
Sole Agents for the United states-GARpNER
SphtEXtLtuN ,,y HIs PIton street, New York; and
- The Snltana Sauce can be had in Washin.ton
q y Il; RiDEN0UR, so4 Pa. sy.; SHEKELL &
sr Pa, ay and 10th at; and other Groeers
ma24 6m
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By A, GREEN. Apc,,onea-

by a uhEbN, AnctlOneer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTIN THE FtRsr
WARD AT AUCTIoN.-On FIR IOAY, the I6, h in
stant, shall So, IN front Of the premises. At :
viz: DuiiOiHs ho'S'
Lot No. IL, in Square No. -, fronting on north n,
between sd and oath streets west contalnine
5,95S square feet,
Lot No. IN Square No. 81, situated at the corner
oil north n and 2ith streets, containing 4II2
square feet, '
Lot NO. 4, IN Square No. 81, fronting on north l.,
between sd and Gath streets, next to the cor ner
oi Z4th street, containing 5.24l square feet,
Lots nos. ana O. IN square No 80, situated at the
corner ot north l. Ard Path streets No con
tllns 5000 and No. 5Sn7 square feet
PERSONS wishing TO purchase handsome building
lots are respectfully requested to examine the
uIul locations Of all the above described property
they will hnd this sale worthy their attention.
Terms for Lots Nos. and 6, IN Sauare an made
known on ray of sale {; perhaps it will he cash.
roI All the rest one quarter cash; balance in 6, y
and IL months for notes bearing interest from ay "a
IBdisputable. 'N0' i'e
The sale will commence on the FIRST n.msd nrop-
eIV' tsel2 a. GREEN, Auct
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By J: G. Mcguire Il CO., Auctioneers.
AUCTION.5On TUESDAY AFTkRNOON. Sen
tenber 10th, at O'Clock. front Of the preni ses
we shall sell part OF Lot No. ISL aud the west hail
Of Lot No. 90, in Beatty Il Hawkins addition te
Georgetown, having front the south side of 9TH
street OF IS Feet by depth of $50 feet together with
th. improvements, consisting of a two sfoTy Brick
Dwolll ng house. with frame addition. Terms
Mahoney. " ''e '"'9 oeoise
Sc eo&ds J. c. MCGUIRE & co. Aucts
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vented by the renowned
:. Soyer," on his return
from the Crlmea, and since
his deoease lie manufactur
ed by CROSSE a. BLACK
WELL, London, from the
origlna recipe. The man
ufecturers simply ask for IL
a trla., convinced that il
must add to the already
large consumption, and
that 10 will prove itself IN
60 ualled, either as = stimu-
liant 10 the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
pnRaa
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COMMITTED FOR COURT.-Cuisane Cerale a
diminutive Frenchman, who was caught in Stat.
ford county, Va, on Thursday, with horse and
buggy which had been stolen from Mr. Hop
kins, in this city, day or two previously, was
brought to this city and left with the police to
await further hearing upon the arrival Of the
witnesses Yesterday he was identified by the
gentleman who captured him, and he was fully
committed for trial at Court by Justice DOM
lie put on perfect ignorance Of the English; but
on LIS way to prison, when told IN employ coun-
SCI, understood well enough to reply, "Ah. dare
be no use for de conSal In drs. case 8
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TIE PoTONAc' LoDsE, No. 3s, l. o. O.. F., Of
Ale1andria, have a grand picnic at Columbia
Springs on Monday next, remember.
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AMONG THE MANY PREPARATIONS now before the
pubtc as certain cures TOR the Fever and Ague nor
have been Ieceyed with such especial favor as that
Known i as III J. Hostetter's celebrated "Stomaoh
bltters: This tonic has baen circulated and its
many Virtues promulgated throug hout the States,
M 1xery Gay the proPrietors greeted with the
int>Ingencs OF some dresdful case yapaui she'd bv
the use OF their celebrated "Bitters IN our prin,
the R Hl, were are b9t few fsm who neglect
Asa tonic It both mild and agreeable 10 the taste
sna IN its sction upon the system For
DyspspsIa and all other morbid diseases It is sure
erywhere. "0"' ess se 20 s,s,
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ffHo. J. FISHER. 5 Executors.
se9 go J. C. McGJIiRES On Ant.

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue offs writ orfie
W Iaclas issued from the Clerks Office OF the Cir
" OF Washington and TO me directed, will ex pose
20 pubic sal for cash. in front of the Court House
OF september, 1882 at u O'Clock m.,the following de-
serbed property, to wit: A u defendants right title
claim and interest IN and to Subdivisions Nos 2,
:, and g. of Square No. i62; also, Lot No. 49, in
square No 299 IN the city Of Washington, ID. c.,
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, zed and levied upon rs the property Of
WIN: b.. Robert and Jos NJ. Downing, and will be
1882 IN favor of n. c. stephens, surv. Of John MuI
Ikln, We. WIN. b, Roht., Joseph NJ and Joseph
Downing, and Henry Il. Cree.
w. SELDEN,
au2s-ts Marshal for District Of Columbia.
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&OS0 REWARD.-Broke Jail, on SUNDAY
W SCO night the l4th instant, two white rIen,
DER.
The said AITHEY was committed to Jail on the
ipth day OF June last, charged with the murder Of
). u. kIantz, at Laurel Factory, Prince Georges
cousty, Maryland. He Is about five feet eight or
nine inches high, light complexion. thin face and
dark brown haIr-had on common clothing and a
pair OF substantial leg irons. Up to the time of the
drying team hauling cotton to refractory
we VIII give reward of Two Hundred Dollars
foT the apprehension of said Aithey-no matter
where taken-Proyided he is delivered at the Jail of
Pnnce Georges county, Maryland
day OF July last charged with theft. He isa yOuth
ABOUT nineteen years of age, has fair complexion
lght har and very blue eyes is about fvo feet SIX
d. c.. e an oao'o""'
We will give a reward of Fifty Dollars for his
apprehension, if delivered at the jail of Prince
Georges county, MARYLAND
Nv order of tile Comm ssIoners:
X: w. q BADEN, President of the Board
Test:-T. T.. WILLIAMS, Clerk. au 25tf
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SEE The ADVERTISEMENT in another column of
w. w Burdette, 35I Seventh street. who has
inst returned from New York with a very LARGE
and nne stock Of new goods, which be saws he
caai aud will sell less than any merch liant i'm the
city, for reasons which he gives in his advert A..
nent- He SAYS that the lowest cash prices will h.
named a; once by all statesmen in the store.
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{ o A 10 cLmo a

" G o LIN
Now ahoat and dIscharging-
Schr. X; r. stockton, Schr. Mary aod Caroline,
Schr. William and John, Schr. The Bee,
Schr. Phebe Nelson. Schr. Henry 3. Basoom,
Bringing thorough and complete assortment OF
Anthracite GOALS from the Eehigh and Sohuyl-
kill regions.
Daily expected, = cargo Of Lyken Valley; also,
one Of Gun berland COAL.
Persons about laying in their supplies for the
Winter will do well 70 give a call before puT-
chasing, as We satisfied our facilities Tor for
nishlng both Wood and Coal are unsurp.ssed Co.l
thoroughly screened before delivery. Par veiSht
and measure given. Fair Prices expected.
II. J. a w. NJ. GAIT,
Ofice-N. w. cor. 18th and G SITS NJ a4r
Whsn-Foot Nth 1t below War Depa,,t
.ROTcers LETT steither place will receive prompt
attention.
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AUCTION SALES.
By ApREON 4 Co. Auctieneer..

- By ADREON 4 CO., Auetieneers.
PHtE E.4sSs $3.50 tfATEAr SoMstNATI2N
mosr PoPuLaR SAiooS " BILrrNoRB-By virtue
a. sg sR sAs dss Tes
tsaaer next, at 10 o'clocks M, the wei known
piliard saoon situated on the southwest corner Of
Lisat and baltimore ste, entrance on Lishtst, j.
Combination Cushion Blliisrd Tables, in fcse rose
Two % DOC i "a and highly flushed.
Also, the entire costly and comnIets ont,s, of ,h.
Bar, B.9 Rg1,1ns every variety Of Furniture,
Also. the Good viii and I lease os,..
City, and o ~nlEs IA The best in the
please address W hitney & Tbomas ks. aale III
~ Lexington street. "e' -A''oi heS - w.
Terms made known on day of sale.
n an, Attorneys for owner.
II ADREON Co, Anct'rs.
By WALL BARNARD, Auctione.,.
SrOCh OF RETAIL GROCERY STOR e
AT AUCTIoN.-On WEDN ESDAY 2ttb in,
at 10 ociock, we will sell, at the store n"rtbws-;
corner of 7th and streets the stock and sY,n ess
OF o. grocer declining business, comprising: Teas,
Tobacco, Hardware, Wood and crSokerY Waes
store Fixtures, &c, &c. '"'e'
Sc I'D = WALL & BARNARD. Auc,,
NARSHAL'S SALE.-'n y,rIue Of !, wr,, q,
~ pen faclas issued on iUdgmsnt OF condemna-
ton rom the Clerks Office of the Circuit Con r;
% M inc District Of Columbia for the county OF
t. public sale, for cash. in front of the Ia
o. washington. ini aid DIs'r o. on TU fSDAY, the
one Gold Watch seizei and levied mon as tbe
goods and chattelS of John +. Hilton sarnshee az
Ennmas r. Williams and will be sold 10 salts Ju
a. lals No 81, TO October tenn 1859, in iavcr OF
Alter and Wllliston.
w. SELDEN, MarshsI
helFots Tor the District OF Columbia.
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LOCAL NEWS,

" PHs SZA1 PuslIsHKs TIE LIsrs OF LRfrKls
EsnAININs IN rHE wAsHznsfeS Cry Pos II OFYIcl
utDzR THE PROVISIONS OF THE Law DIRKcrINe
TsKn 10 Bz Painted IN THE SxwsPAPKR HAvrxa
TIE LARGEST CALCULATIONS WITHIN The DELIVERY
or rsE oTFIcE. frs TOTAL DAILY crRsvLArtoS n
MORE THAS pouBLk THAT OF ANT OTHER DAILY
PAINTED IN IHz DIsrRIcr OF COLUMBIA.
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The AMERICA FIRE COMPANY, of Philadelpbia
on their return home on Thursday evening. stop-
ped at Baltimore as the guests of the independent
Fire Company Of that city, and were treated to an
entertainment at the hotel of Col Mann on Bal.
tmore street. A delegation Of the Franklin Fire
Company, OF this city, which accompanied the
America hence, were present, and were honored
oy complimentary toasts. Yesterday the visitors
accompanied by their Baltimore friends. took a
look at the Winans steamer
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SANfoRD's LIVER INvTeoRAToR.-It aIyertlses
hns ri, On every trial for there are none who use
mouth to mouth, till all the people of the Union
nirs eainea the good Of this truly valuable medi
rs virtue. for the of liver COMPLAINTS of eyery
s shha' IRON the most Dyspepsia to a common head
acne end 10 particularly adapted to Jaundica, De
ranged Stomach, Bowel COmplaints and diseases
OF children. Sold by all ID, uggists "a Is 2Wr
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
Il HE Person who left some 20 volumes of John
sons Law Library with VIM. Pettibone, to bind
some years since, is requested to cuma forward
and pay for the binding OF the books and take them
away and II they ara not called for in ten DAYS
from this date they will be sold auction to cover
costs and charges. WIN PETTI hone
-. Pa. av, bet. 18th and l3h SITS youth side
washington, September IL, 1879. Sc I4-eoSts
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22d instant, same hour.
PUBLIC SHE 6Al4H 3F r HHA L+5He THOR
vii sell, without reserve, at nv farm stables,
~ Ssg Of nes On
baltimore At a. s; or p months, with interest added
ths foHoTLng valuable stock:
Long, by Saratoga. Promises great speed, dociiIty
st he and R astl2@ 2 d mGst wignlng
No.s BLACK Gslding, two years, Old by Saratoga
Mo- By FLY, one year old, BY ssrsfosa'
No.S Sorrel Stud Colt, one year old, by Pfiam.
No: O. Iron Gray Stud Coli, one year old, by Sar-
No. 10. Bay Stnd Colt, one year old. by Saratoga
No. y. RiaGk Stnd CGit one ear Cd BY Saratoga
NO. IS. pay EIlIy, four months old, dam Lucy
No. Il: Bay Stud Colt, FIVE months cd, by sara
10. Is. Bay stnd. four months old, by Saratoga.
No. stud nr MONTHS S 3D. p sTss0Ss
Nc. %. Bay FLY, two months old: by Saratoga.
Tie Ba and sirens fTG ys STOCK old Py IL HsT
on the day of sale, that purchasers, particular,
est%ate aT are ma o1o
enabling them TO judge for themselves, II is conf
will command the Admiration of INDIES bnvaTc
competent and practsed.
Atthe same time and place, ! will SELL
old. " e"' i'''''
three year old Durham HeIfers, in calf by an I'm
ported bull. " "
one yesr old. W.
These animals are from Durhams Of the most a D
proved lmpOrtatinns. The records OF the MARIAN
Agricultural Society for the last SIX wears W a.
test their excellence. Purchasers can Judge Of Tin
standard of parfsotion to which they can lie broug
7well broke Oxen.
pairs Red, well matched Oxen, from one to tive
years old. purchased to order in COnnectcut
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock a. m
Sc 10 dts CLEMENT HILL,
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COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,
- For hoT on COLD DIsHKs OF ALL KINDS.
This most delicious and aPpeusug Sauce WAS 10 d.
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FOHEWARN all persons from harborinr or
employing my wife. Winnie Cooper, as she has left
my bed and board without any provOcation Like
wise, will pay no debts Of her CONTRACTING and 7
VIII give 81 cents reward for her apprehension
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