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- LIST Of LETTERS
REMAINING IN the Post Ofioe. WeEhinyt

NlLJs " u, j uIt Il, loOD.
tOrdered to be inserted in the EVENING STAR, il
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
of any daily paper published IN Washing ton.I
TTAil persons applyin for letters In the follow
Ing list, Will please say they are ADVERTISER.
LADIES' LIST.
Auliek Miss & Head Mrs Jan, ; Note Ni..CoDdss !,
Adams Mrs Prlsla HUI Mrs Emma Nsylor, Mrs Thos
Bruce, Miss Han'h Hamiiton, Miss Joe Pipes, Mrs "
Bruce, Miss Ellen Hammond, Miss Z Petturs, Mrs
Bronze, Mrs Jane L HsIter Mrs ID Peabody, Mrs NJ d
BraGndi Mrs Haslup' VI Perry, Mrs Aunie VI
Bright Mrs Sat HOrsey, Miss Read, Miss Kate
Bright, Miss VI Irwin, Mrs Roberts Mrs NJ L
BROOKS, Mrs Lousa Jones, Mrs & Robinson, Mas
Burnett, Mrs II Jones, Mary Ellen Scott, Miss
Browning, MAMA Johnson, Susan n Smith, Miss Anna
Baker, Mrs HUrrsh Johnson, AlTs Mary Steel. Mrs
y schke, Mrs Kennedy, Mrs Elm Smith, Mrs Z K 1
Butler, Mrs LatmOre, Mrs L Smith, Mary T.
Britain, Mrs Mary Lawrence, Mrs f smith Miss Geo II
BALDWIN, Mrs Lacey, Miss Jenny Smith, Mrs ktte
Clark Mrs Eliza Lawrence, Miss V Smith, Miss L
Calender, Miss NJ Lyons, Mrs Scott, Mrs L VI
Crumbaugh, Mrs Lemon, Mrs JeanM Sandy, { d
Darcy, Mrs Rosana LonglelloW, Mrs Simonds, Mrs
Douglas, Misc WM SReeuv, Mrs Eliza ID
Delaney, Mrs LODsdale, Mrs Summsy, Mrs N
DIAL Mrs W Lewis, Mrs { p Shepherd Mrs \ N
Douglas Mrs L Lawrence, Miss J'y Sh.an, M.s Hanns
Elliott Mrs JnO Mudd, Miss Ellen 1Innsv, Susan
EIice, Mr., Elzth More, Mrs Sarah Turner Mrs MarvE
Everett, Miss Mills, Miss Lydia Twist Mrs
Enught CathHrne Miller, Miss Su'nah Thompson, SarahJ
Everett, Miss Mary MatrOb, Alis5 r. Wright. Mrs
FLes, Mrs EimIra Maynard, Miss GM WIeT, SyuthI1
Fletcher, Mary Ann Martin, Miss Kate William, K II
Fletcher, p Marley, MSsFIra Woy "a, Miss B
Fletcher, Mrs L Morehead, Mas Z Walker, Hlrs NJ
Fehnell, Miss Mary Mitchell, Mrs Jno williams Ms A
Fentress, MISS Mitchell, Mrs Waters, MrsAunaM
GWInn, Mrs VI Marshall, Mrs Sale WIckliae, Nls n
Gould Mrs Emily Martin, Caroline Williams, Miss
Green, Miss Fannie McAuley, Ellen Williams, Miss
Goddard, Miss NJ 'on McNily Miss My Williams, L NJ
lleghsr, Miss Mcleod, Nine W alton, Mrs L NJ
HIVES, Mrs HF McVicksr, Miss NJ Williams, Sarah
HUI, Miss Louisa Neale, Miss L Washburn, Miss Z
Hail
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out OF bis wagon, near Alexandra, and seriously
Injured, has we are happy to state. nearly recov-
cred and Will probably be out In few DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-21

CURRY FOR THE SclENrIFIc.-M, Sta, .
viii you answer-Why do we see the sun north
of US in the morning and evening when it is 2Oe
south OF Us R. s.. p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-21

AN ELECTION for constable In Alexandra
county took place on Thursday last There was
no interest whatever manifested In the election.
and up to 6k O'Clock but ten votes had been
Polied-all for Mr. George Veitch. There were
two candidates, Messrs. Veitch and Charles PAYNE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-21

SEE NOTICE, In another column of the removal
OF Messrs. Mckenny Lansdale, land and in
surance agents, &c,
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NOTICE

L y Retiring from business tske this occasion 10
return my sincere thanks 10 friends sud customers
Tor the liberal patronage extended % me- and hope
they Will continue 20 bus their roca les at the 81
sta d. corner Of Bridge and Congress street, f.om
my successor, Mr.. ALEX BsALI.. VINO has pUr-
chased ny entire Stnck aud IS CUurteO ard ac-
commOdatlng gentleman
Persons ind hted 70 me q hereby notified Tat
their accounts Will he ready nr before the lst OF
August next. Prompt payment l. expect "a, O:Ler-
wise will he obliged 70 place che bids IN an Off
Ger hands for collection.
= 2l-9t TnUN Al Dl-r
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MRYRR,s MIRAcrLous VRRMN nnsr,

MYERS MIRACULOUS VERMlN DESTROYER,
the Oldest and best remedy known for exterminat-
ing Rats and Mice, COckrOaches, Bugs, Ants
den insects.
U-,PrinciPal Depot. 612 Broadway, Ny.
Sold BY all Druggists everywhere, ma l3-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-21

BARRY's TRICoPHERoUs
Is the best and cheapest article for Dressing Beau
tlfylng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold BY al Drug
gIsts and Perfumers. mar Ism
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JOHN NJ. BELT.

TOR SAbE-That desirable RESIDENCE on
4 tine Heights OF Geo getown known a. Rock
Sp-lng. az p esent occupied hy y p. Miller Esa
dts ant one mile from the omnibus add The q
are about s. acres Of land AZ ached % the plac tie
greater par undef cuitiva TO- The mp veneut,
consist al q comfortable dwelling b us-. "a n corn
house" stables, and sp ing house dc. There are
several springs of pure cool wa on IT, Also a
lot ADJOINING, kuown as BDyle's Tia !. cpntain.uE
~ acres For te ms which Will h., acc -1urpn-
datng. apply to DrhIdwell or to McCobh a Dodge.
q Wafer street ~ IN a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-21

CORPORATION Bills AUTHORIZATIONS Mavo,
Dove has approved the following bills Author
izing the Water Registrar to invite proposals for
the erection OF sidewalk fre-plugs repairing the
carriage-way on Fourteenth street west from
pennsylvania avenue to street north; waite,
mains are to be laid along street north, from
Twelfth to Thirteenth street; street north is n
be improved near First street east
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-21

NEW TRANSPORTATION ARRANGEMRNT-COT-
Ton COMING FROM MEMPHIS VIA THE ORANGE
AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD-The Gazette of this
morning says &c We learn that arrangements for
transportation Of Through freghts to and from New
YORK and Memphis, Tenn, over the Southwest
eIn railroad line to this place, and thence by
steamers, are in progress, and will soon be COM
Pleleu. AS soon as the programme is fully carried
OUT quite large amount Of Southwestern fret q hit
VIII be transhipped at this place from the rail-
ROAD on board the steamers of the New York and
virginia Screw Steamship Company One hum
urea thousand bales OF cotton have been contracted
Tor, all OF which, upon the completion Of the ar
idngement mentioned, will come To this city. and
oe here shipped to New York city. 1t believed
that before the end OF this year $50 900 bales will
take this route to New York This method Of
transportation from Memphis is cheaper than the
present means OF transportation and will be shorter
Dy thirteen days than the rOuto via New Orleans
Inc arrival In this city of train Of cars loaded
win cotton VIII be quite an event in the com
nerce OF Alexandria. King Cotton would be more
welcsme II he took ship to Europe direct from
thls Port, Dut he Is welcome even IN trdHSlfu.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-21
BARRY's TRICOPHRB

LYON's MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. ap 9-Sm
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS
For Other Georgstolgn adrert,s.msnt, SEE ,y,t pa,

IRON BOSTON.-The 4 packet schooner J
Il =. Wethefi!l has arrived from the above i. e.
port and Is now dlscharEIng her freight Ap- 80
ply to HARTLEY A BRO 49,.
~ 2l-A 90 aud lsl Wptar Sfreet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-21

, bRkAkINs UP FOR VACATION.-The Third and
rouIta Dstrlet schools broke up yesterday for the
vacation. Just before the pupils of the male de-
Pattinent OF the Fourth District School were dis
missed, one Of their number stepped forward and
Presented theirteache Mr.. ]. E. Thompson, with
beautifully illustrated copy Of the works of
ROBERT Burns, Prefacing the affair with an apprO-
pirate speech. In accepting the gift, unantici-
pated on his part, Mr.. Thompson returned thanks
happily, and reminded the pupils of the great
change whieh has taken place in the last ten Years
IN the island District, in the means which have
curing that time been placed within their reach
iot acquiring sound and practical education.
W men he first took charge of this school there
Were but thirty pupils in It. and those thirty were
ali OF the pupils then connected with the bubble
schools of that district Now the number Of
pupils the public schools of the Island District
amounts 10 upwards Of six hundred. Tins little
seed well sown has already produced an abundant
harvest, Tor which their thanks were due, not to
.ue teachers alone, but, in great part also to the
active labors OF those who, without pecuniaTv
improvisation, and actuated solely by desire for
Ihe iuture welfare of the rising generation had
uuIInS that lime been appointed to superintend
the educational interests OF the city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-21

Urls FAIR IN ALRxANDRIA.-A number OF
young girls are holding very nice fair at x elief
Hall, for the benefit Of the Orphan ASYLUM. II
Is extremely gratifying to see these innocent
Young creatures, overlooking with love and be-
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DIED.,

P8NNIRs.-Personsd desiring Pennies will AWAY,
End thann fOr exchange At the Star OfEoa oonnter
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The Presidents MOUNTED GUARD announce
a grand cavalry tournament and picnic at Ar
iington Spring on Monday, August 9th. Keep
look out for the programme In a future adver-
ttsement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-21

THE Grand Picnic Of the Oneitas Yacht Club
comes on 1t Arlington Spring on Wednesday
BeIt See programme in another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-21

ITON's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
EXtermlnates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks, Ants
Garden Insects, &c.
1t contains Poiy0u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-21

CRIMINAL COURT When our tepo-t closed
sselddy; tue court was listening to the arguments
oi counsel In relation to the application of Mr.
sen L1r defence for continuance of the
tlISi OF y. b. Schnabel charged with an assault
and battery on Gen Geo. w Bowman, late editor
OF the Constitution, until the next term of the
court, IN consequence of the absence from town of
niieson ,e ,ant witnesses on his side The app
government, and commended for at considerable
length by Mr.. Bradley for defendant The court
nnaily granted the prayer for continuance
richard RUNNER, (colored,) tried and con-
ylcted Of stealing a wheelbarroy worth 90 from,
MI James Harris, was sentenced to the county
jail for nine months.
Mary Brook. (colored) was tried for stealing
uress and quantity of jewelry from Mr. Julius
ba1mgarten, and convicted by the jury She was
sentenced to ten months in the county Jail
Ludlm A Bargy was put to trial on charge Of
ootainlng money under false pretences, from Ben
lamin Chambers, to the alleged amount of $40
Mr. Daniel Radcliffe, for defense, took exceptions
70 the competency of the two witnesses for the
1overnment, MIR. Chambers and his son, } on the
ground that they were not believets in a state of
future rewards and punishments
Inc Court decided that, the witnesses having
been sworn, they must be admitted to the witness
Do.' oel ,hat II IL should come out on examination
mat what was intimated by the counsel was true
testimony.
No evidence was heard prior to the adjourn
ment OF the Court.
Today The case of the United States aot Tn
dim A Bargy was continued
Mr. Ould opened the case to the jury for the
Government, and called Benjamin Chambers. ir.,
u the stand, who, in answer to a question from
Mr. Radcliffe as to his belief in the revealed re-
hgion, stated that he believed In a superior pow
er, 10 whom all men are accountable either in
thls lie, or after death. The witness was then
Pernltsed 70 go on and state the circumstances
familiar to our readers) under which the de-
ienoant obtained his fathers acceptance to draft
Tor SEQ on New Orleans bank the circum-
stances being the representation to him that in
accepting the said draft he incurred no responsi
oility whatever, but only became the custodian
Oh ms Bargy,s) funds, when the money should
pe SoHseted In tue ordinary way, through the
bank. In other words, that Bargy represented 10
Chambers, that in accepting the draft he became
authorized to receive the money for Bargy, and
would not be accountable in any way in case of
d non-payment Of the draft. That the draft was
SO protested, and that his father as the acceptor
had to pay 1t, and did pay it,
The case was pending when our report closed
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BALANCE OF STOCK POSITIVELY AT

~ COST.
will commence tins day 70 close OF my Stock of
MILLINERY, EMBROlDERtES AND DRY
GOODs', such as TTaveln, Dress Goods, ia eyes
Lace Shawls, Manu- la, ack and grey b 1Tege
busters, sun Umbrellas, Paraspl-, hair Nets
Mltts, Lace and 6rensdIne Walls, HO D Skirif
&c DO At and below cost aflss preparing To
leave the CITY will find sd abundance Of necessary
articles a. r. GUIMAN'S, No. III B-I1Ee stro, {,
GeOrR etOwn, ID q. Iv 70 StzVSw
- WOOD WANTED.
l'EABED PROPOSALS Will be received hy the
Z ERIK OF the Corporation Of Georgetown, at his
once until the LIST day Of Augu Z next u farm D
shout sixty five cords of ~ dpak Wood. for the
use OF the poor during the enSuiag winter.
Georgetown, ID. c, July II, 1857. j. I7-eotAugI
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ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS FROM kansas
Yesterday United States deputy marshals d r
smith and c. l.. Gorton, OF Leavenworth, X It
arrived In this city, bringing with them three
convicts-two counterfeiters and a horse-thief to
come from different parts OF the Territory, ana
they are sentenced. one Of the counterfeitsrs for
three years, the other for twelve months and the
morse THIEF Tor eight months. The cost Of bring
ing these convicts to Washington ia yerv O reat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-21

The PRINTERS MOONLIGHT EXCURSION to ely
mont IL will be borne In mind, comes OF on Mon
day, the Both inst The tickets being limited, no
time should be lost in procuring them from the
committee by those who wish 70 participate, as
they cannot be obtained at the boat on the day Of
the excursion. See advertisement in another col
umn
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~ ~. LADY WHO WAS DISTURBED.

STILL ANOTHER of the popular gin exhibitions
particulars see advertisement In another column
Mr.. Bird, the accomplished leader of the orches-
ter, has arranged several musical novelties in con-
It's effect and of themselves worth the price OF
admission, to say nothing about the beautiful and
chaste exhibition itself, and the fair and equal
chance Of drawing gold watch or other valuable
present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-21

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE-Tbrre
- and s half q res of Land situated at Baileyi- Y
TIads AZ the intersection Of the Coiumb an and
Leesburg tuTnPlkes, SIX miles from WASHINGTON
ard flom ALEXANDRIA. The improvements consist
ot house, c9ntalnlIg l6 rooms, barn. corn house.
shecs, &c. The yard is wei sEat.d with trees and
pa' tculaEs apply Oh The premises To WIN. PAY.VE,
OF u JNO' BOWLING, So, or A. u. = r.. et
MarsEait & auction rooms, W ashIngtop, ID. G. The
above described property Will be sold low for cash.
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The GRAND UNION Picnic Of Friendship Lodge
and Ridgely Encampment, |. o. o. F will come
OF at Analostan Island, on Monday, Both instant,
and, like all the Odd Fellows pic-nics is expect
ed to be very pleasant affair See advertisement
in another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-21

AN IMPROVEMENT IN WATCHES the
patents just Issued Is to an inventor OF mis- CITY
for most ingenious and valuable Improvement
in watches. BY this invention, II is saiS watcb..
(and other time keepers) are made permanently
and completely alright and dust-sxcludin0. and
consequently will never need cleaning The out.
SIDE cases can be thrown open and the watch laid
in water for days without any moisture penetrat-
Ing TO the movements.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

{ For other "F0r Sale and Renfr Advertisement!
see FIRST rage I
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TOOK OUT FOR PAINT
No. sI2 SEVENTH STREET,
f0H Doors SOEth Of Odd FsIlosgs' Hal.

H. w. HAMILTON has opened a PAINT
SHOP and PA SToR Z on the New York plan.
where can always be found PAINTS, OILS,
retail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-21

FOR RENT-A three story BRICK HpTSF
u on street between An and 5'h. Also q two
story BRICK COTTAGE, with garden. corner of
Ienne see avenue and north 4 street. surrounded
by large common pasture, and would he a desi "a
Die location Tor da -Tynan. Inquire of G. BIRGE
40 y h st. iy 1a-eoS,,,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-21

ID. WdHdch, Esq
Sir: Please find two dollars for Townsend
Crump, the cOlOred man who IL trying to buy
himself Glad to have an opportunity 20 contribute
my mite towards a worthy object, l would be
equally gratihed to have a chance to bestow the
same or larger amount 10 enslavr either white or
black loafers and drones who infest this well as
other communities, and have too little manlness
to appreciate liberty
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-12-21
Fair at Darnestown.

mr. THE LADIES Of the Darnestown Pres
oyterian Church propose holding Fair, at
Jamestown, commenting on MONDAY EVEN
ING, the gath Of December, 1860, and con-
tinuing on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
commencing at clock.
There will be a fine display Of useful and
fancy articles. Confectionery, Ice-Cream, Wa
ter Ices, Jellies, Oysters, &c. in abundance,
and at very reasonable prices.
AS there will be no charge for admittance, and
as Il will be a very pleasant way Of spending
the Christmas Holidays, II is hoped that the old
ladies and old gcntlemen--the young ladies
and young conference.-the boys and the girls,
and every body else, will patronize Che ladies
In their landable undertaking. rnov 30
The Fair viii be opened on MONDAY
EVENING, at half past six o'clock, with a
Lecture on CnRIsrIAN UNIox.n
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-12-21
Church Fair.

va THE LADIES of Triadclphia propose
holding a Fair, in the NJ. T.. Church, COM
mencing on CHRISTMAS EVE, and continu-
ing throughout the week
Their object is to assist in furnishing Par
sonage on Howard Circuit.
They intend having bouniiful supply Of
Oysters, Cakes, Candies, Children's Dresses
Fancy Articles &c. A large and elegant as
sortnent Of Religious and Popular Works will
be offered for sale, suitable for Christmas and
New Years presents.
The Ladies have purchased superior Mount
ed Stereoscope, with gorgeous views of Niaga-
ra, The Japanese, TheFrench Imperial Draw
ing Rooms, Ilarper's Ferry, The Pope, &c.
These views are liRe-like and almost equal to
real viewaof the places they represent. This
will give additional attraction 10 the enterprise
A small admission fee viii be charged.
We earnestly hope the laudable enterprise
will be literally patronized. [dec l4-2t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-12-21
SheriT's Sale.

DY virtue of writ of fcri facias, issued
ID out of the Circuit Court for Montgomery
comfy, and to the Sheriff OF said county di-
rected, will be exposed to public sale, for cash,
at the Court House door, in Rockville,
On SATURDAY,, the 29h instant,
at the hour of II o'clock, A. NJ, all the right,
title, claim and interest. both at law and in
equity, of Allison Nailor, of, in and to the fol-
lowing property--to wit:
All that piece, parcel or tract of Land, call
ed " HUNTSGToN. bounded by the old George
town road on the cast, by Cabin John road on
the south, by the land owned by Paul Talbot
on the west, and by VIM. Huddlesons land on
the north, containing about so ACRES.
Also, all that piece, parcel or tract of Land ,
called " HrSTNGToN," bounded by the New
cut road on the south, by Railroad line and
Charles Slemmers land on the west, and on
the north and east by the lands owned by IIo-
ratio Trunde, containing about 80 ACRES.
Also--Four Horses, one Gray Stallion, four
Mules, four Cows, one Wagon, and one ON
nibus.
Seized and taken as the property Of the said
Allison Nailor, at the suit Of Iloratio Trundle,
and will be sold to satisfy the same.
dec Its SAMUEL GL0YD, Shift.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-12-21
TIE rnret.r Low ooALr nr Dalrrc

nURlNG the recent ruling Of the low prices
IL we have filled up our stock Of silk Robes,
Dress Silks, Reps Ottomans, Velours, Meri-
noes, and all other low-pric,d, medium and
extra fine Dress Fabrics OF modern styles and
fabrics.
The above, as a whole, applies to our vast
stock of Cloaks, Arabs, Zouaves, Nantes, lin
cloth and velvets, ShawIs, &c.
Our stock of all leading Dry Goods requi-
sites for families in moderate circumstances
was never so large and comprehensive MS now.
Our northern and castcfn correspondents
send us new supplies daily.
One price only the Current daily stand
ard value marked in plain figures.
Carpets Curtains, Oilcloths, Mattings, Rugs,
&C., Upper Floors.
An examination Of stock solicited il incurs
no obligation to purchase. We only expect TO
make sales when our fabrics are better or pric-
es lower than those Of other houses.
Blankets, Comforts, House Linen, &C., Base
ment and the " Vaults"
PERRY & BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street,
g Perry Building Washington city.
nov 80 Marlboro Tazl
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-12-21
ALL The DRY GOODS REQUISITES

EOR FAMILIES in moderate circumstan-
a. ces. We name all the articles in general
use, with 200 pieces Of White Flannels in all
widths and numbers, decided bargains.
300 pieces Perry's Choice Cottons' at l2l
cents per yard, value IA cents
!. The great bulk Of our stock is adapted, and
the prices arranged, 10 meet the wants Of the
consuming million, Whose trade we solicit.
Carpets, Curtains, Rugs, 0ilcIoths, &C., Up
per Floors.
House Linens, Blankets, Comforts, &c. Base
ment and the "Vaulisp
The entire building devoted to Dry Goods in
all departments.
One price only; the value marked in distinct
figures. PERRY & BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street,
Perry Building" Washington city.
nov 80 Marlboro Gaz.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-12-21
Che Alarkete.


FLouR-Continues quiet; the only sales to-
day were 100 bbls Howard street super at IS,
and 400 Ohio do. az 4s71 per Dbl. No sales
of extra-we quote Howard and Ohio extra
at So, 25aS5.5o.
GRAN.-of wheat $500 bushels offered
market quiet, with sales of white at $l.l0a
$l.25 for medium to fair, and 81 30a$l 40 for
good to prime red $l.loa$i.l7 per bush for
fair to prime. OF corn II, 900 bushels offered,
demand fair and mostly sold at 55aG2 cts for
old, both white and yellow; new ranged from
AZ to 80 cts per bushel, as to its condition. OF
oats 1000 bushels only received, and sold at
30a32 cts for Maryland Sun.