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EAGLE IRON WORKS,
II CORNER ONO Av. AND THIRrEIrH ST..

EhiCSSONS CALORIC ENGINES.
The undersigned have been appointed sole agents
Ia this city for the manufacture and sale the above
Engines, and are prepared to supply all orders with
prOmp'ness and dispatch. These engines have
been satisfactorily introduced, and now practi-
cally employ ed in bakeries; by bookLinders: for
boxyood emitting; bye cabinet max ,Is; for drawing
fan blowers to yenfiate buildings; Cor pumping for
domestic puIposes elevating gain; glass cutting:
ginning cotton; grinding qpartz; grinding paints:
grinding sugar cane on plantations in Cuba; fof
holsting; for knitting machines; by mknnfaetnr
OF plated ware OF printers material of rilver ware
OF agricultural implements; of matches: of hoonad
skirts; for pumping at railroad citations and on boar
Ahips; for sewing mashines; for job PRINTING And
printing daily newspapers; for various plantation
uses; tor saving and planning lumber; for pickiog
hair; for polishing combs; for mas. cs
sand sitting; turning; tob,ooo cutting and pulver-
Sing; "a t$aneres snG Ere making establishments
malt msshlng; towing; grinding cutlery, &c. The,
are Inexploslve; economical easify mana ed: thsy
require no engineers; use no water; and consnne
very little fuel. Any person desrous of using these
Engines, can by application to the undersi oe3 ia
shown large number of testimonials from Dor sons
satisfaction in their operation and use '"'''0
Prices of the Engines as established by ths pat
ami
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DR. GREENS OxysENArED BITTERs.-We are
not In the habit, as our readers are aware Of re-
commanding or noticing the various nostrums
that are urged upon the public attention. But
there are occassonal cases where q departure from
this rule seems proper, and the article above
named presents a case Of this kind. This medi-
relief Of dyspepsia, liver complaint, heart burn.
and all difficulties originating proceeding from
the digestive organs, and, containing no alcohol
no mineral, or any poisonous drug, 1t Is one Of
the ssfsst remedial prescriptions. For a fuller
account the reader 10 referred to the advertiser nt
Of the article.-WWesStsr SPY
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CANDIDATES FOR MIDsHIPMKN-The following
10 an additional list of candidates for admission
into the Naval Academy at Annapolis: A. s.
Crowninshied, twenty sixth district, New York
William Scull Newlin, fourth district, PennsyI-
vania; Joseph Bailie Peyton, fifth district, Ten
nessee; C. II. Branting ham, fourth district, Con.
necticut
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ST PETERS CHURCH, ALBANY This splendid
edihce having been completed, It is said there is
proprety of opening the church for service imme-
diately. minority Of the Vestry oppose the
opening until after the consecrati on which would
involve delay Of several months, as the Provi-
sfonal Bishop (Pottef) 10 absent in Europe
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.
GRAND TOURNAMENT AND PIC MIC
Eagle Riding Club,
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
On a Ma OSTAN ISLAND
MONDAY Senfemhar I,th =


4, The Club takes great pleasure in announcing "a
the public their detention TO hold a Grand =
Tournament and Pic Me at the above named
place.
The procession of knights will leave
Eeorgetown at O'Clock a m. ard parad- throufh
the prlnc!p pal streets Of Georgetowu and washing
ton under the command Of Chief Marshal John ID
hamnlact, before entering on the Island.
.The knights will emb zoe gentle men from Vir-
ginia, MsIylsnd and the District. Who viii ents,
ana compete Tor the bonors. - : :
S9pstAntlal seats al be erected for the accom-
inodatol OF the ladies. and every effort will lie
made 20 Insure the comfort and enhance the pleas
s ro o. 81 Who may favor the Club BY their Ifes-
The following named gentlemen have kindl, con-
: Hon Henry Addison, Col. William seld.n. Hon
G Gnsh SsPer1ten' John $: Berry. ESQ Ric6sd s
Esg. '"o 3" "~e"'
That distinguished speaker, For. r. X. cR.w.
FORD, viii be the orator Of the day
w peg TO assure the public that order and dero
fum WIN Dc figldiy IN med, a. an ample po Dc
foree Will be de allied for the PURPOSE =
The Island will he open 10 The reception of yi.i-
TOTE ats O'Clock q: m. Dancing will Commence at
p. m. 49, ILI - - -
WIthers' fu brass and string band has been en-
gagged iof The occasion, y
Boats will leave Hish Ut wharf, Georgetovn,
ano stone Honss wharf, Washln gton, every i've
msreies: charge ON the hosts. afN !,
\. nc ,caes ruy Cents, admitting gentleman and
Tickets can DO had At all OF the principal book
stores And restaurants, and 1T Messrs u " Bar
nara e Co.'S drug store corner Of High and Bridge
sts., u orRetown. and at the boats on the morning
oil the Tournament % Is Sc
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PoLIrIcs IN NEW FoRK.-Messrs. Douglas and
Johnson both stopped on Tuesday and Wednes-
day in New York, at the Fifth-avenue Hotel Mr.
johnson declined TO express ais opinion on the
subject Of union against Lincoln Ia New York;
but u 10 understood that Mr. Douglas has Ia bored
and IL laboring to prevent such a union Fhe
Chairman Of the Breckenridge and Lane SAT-
Committee agreed to a union on the terms slready
mentioned. viz: Ten electors and half Of the STATE
ticket; and there was no doubt the Committee
would ra.ify the arrangement IL accepted by The
Douglas committee. This committee will meet
on Friday " iA'ee'
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ID The eighth session of the National Pomo-
logical Society, at Philadelphia, was commenced
on Wednesday, at the Assembly Buildings. The
display Of fruit in the saloon on the second story
10 unusually fine, and includes peaches pears,
apples, grapes Plums, ounces, cherries, black
berries, &c. Nearly every State in the Union is
represented In the collection, and even Kansas
has her quota on the tables. Among the prin-
cipal contributors are II. r. Roby, Of Virginia
who has twenty-five varieties of pears and TWEEN
ty-hve Of apples, and Franklin Davis, Of Viz
Rinia, W no has seventy five varieties Of apples
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u meeting ofthe Bar Of Massac husetts was
oeid on Monday forenoon, to consider The resig
nation OF the Chief Justice. A complimentary
address 70 Judge Shaw, prepared by r. G Curtis.
was approved ~ the meeting, and a Committee
OF one from each court appointed to present IL
In PlaG. , q Judge BisslowI who has hesa appoint
90 s, Shiei Justice, Reuben Chapman, Of 6srng-
ntld, has been nomin mated by Gove,oor Rant. =.
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court.
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APPOINTMENT IN THE CENSUS BuREAu-we
are pleased to learn that Mr.. VIM. g. Parkhurst,
who has for a number Of years been connected
with the Washington press in a reportoral capa-
city, has received an appointment In the Census
Bureau, after passing most creditable examina-
finn
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POPULATION OF THE CIrY.-As we have before
stated, the census returns show that this city now
contains 81 400 Inhabitants, which is an increase
since 1850 OF 81 399. The whole of the District Of
Columbia contains population Of 1896, against
81 ,6s7 In 1859. The number Of slaves 10 1921
against 3, 6S7 in 1854 decrease Of 456.
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ADJUSTMENT OF PRIVATE LAND CLAIMs-Ths
General Land Office Is now engaged In the prepa-
ration Of instructions to the land office in Forids
Louisiana, ana Misfouri, for giving efficacy to
the act Of Congress approved 22d June, $780, for
the final adjustment Of private land claim. In those
States.
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II Trenton, N J has 3, 207 dwellings, and
the value of real and personal property 10 sl2 3O6
o69. The population consists Of ,sO2 white males
s,4s4 white females, 245 colored males, and JAS
colored females
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IL Alta late meeting, the Loudoun Agricultu.
raj Society unanimously reelected all its officers
- fouows: President, Col. N. Berkeley; LIST Vice
President, John Aldridge; I'd do Col William
Fulton; Sd do, George ID. Smith; Secretary, J.
w. Edwards; Treasurer, J. w Wildman.
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IL Information has been received II The Balti-
more Exchange reading rooms that the captsin Of
the brig Victoria. Jno Munro, Committed suieide
four days out from 81 yineent's and without any
intimation Of bis design he walked to The ran
and jumped into the sea. :
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UTMr Seward Is now In Wisconsin, having
been Joined by Charles Francis Adams. On ac-
count of the disaster to the steamer Lady Elgin,
ther. was no public demonstration at Milwaukee
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COURT MARTIAL IN WAsHINGToN.-The gene
raj court martial Of which Col. Chandler il
president, at present sitting in Washington avail
Ing the arrival Of First Lieut.. John Drysdale, Sd
artillery, who has been summoned before it, is to
be continued in session from day to day, unless
otherwise ordered, until that officer shall make
his appearance.
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We are are alsO prepared TO furnish at sboyt no
tIce, Architectural Castings from any designs that
may be FURNISHED, IS cheap as can be obtained sls
where. Also, steam Engines. portable and station
airy; high or low pressure; saw snd Erist m,I,s Sx-
dro tStlc, or other presses boilers for hsai,9gg
ing, &c, for Touring or other mills, and forging of
SO IS 2awsm WIN NJ ELLIS & BRO
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RRsIGNArIoN Nor ACCEPTED The President
has declined to accept the resignation Of Mr.. A.
M. Barbour, az Superintendent Of the Harper's
Ferry Armory, which we spoke Of yesterday as
having been rendered by that officer
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NAVAL ORDER Lieut. Charles Thomas has
been ordered to Aspinwall, to relieve Lieut. o.
ii. Bergman, in command Of the storeship FALL
mouth, at that place.
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AUCTION SALES.
By J. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auotlonser,.

By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIonser,.
TWO HoRsES; HARNESS AND FAMIi V
MoRNfisNIate s ss At PgsL,c sAL !, SATURDAY
s.ss,ot slseE Hsr:s, A. year. old. SCUM, kind
ness or ssdsf tie ssddi is single or double har
fns J s1sy Mare, ssht y:ff. old works in nrl.
Also s0 open sam, css !: =. s.S;snt driver
An sold for account q . gentleman about 10 lssv.
Terms: A OWNS o. 90 and 90 d.,, fo, ,o.,.
seis e. Nc t ifsi:ss' CO. ,vo,.
By ]. C. MCGUIRE & CO Auotioneer,
TRUSTEES SALE OF SUPERIOR FIJp NJ
u 1uRE AND HousEHoLp EFFEcrs ar Pustic
tembst 18th, al 10 ooIoof on the ffst ooS Of ~.
aact on rooms, We Q al sed- without rpse-ve, a
quantity Of elegant Furniture and Household Ef
Suit Of solid Rosewood Parlor Furniture, fri.hed
d IN GEsen and Gold Brocstelie, oonsie tinr az
- cHtss French Sofa, Arm Char And six parlor
sui.oi Walnut Hsir-eloth Covered Parior Furn,.
TIRE con.ls rs Of two Sofas. Arm Char and
Marble TOP csntsT Tables. vyhs,noss. ai s-..5
Suit of solid Oak -Librar, and D.nins room Fur
sssy ISIsr, sIsssa1t Bsososss .9S So
Arm Parlor Chairs, and Lounges flashed
Set. Of Green and Black ami Gold Chsmbsr Fsrni
Elegant High Post walnut Carved Canopy Bed
Superior Curled Hair Mattresses,
Boosters and Pillows,
mahogany and PAINTED wardrobe..
Dressing and Plain Bureaus. WashstSpds,
Velvet, Brussels and hree Div Carssts,
French China Dinner Set, Giass Ware
Nu%bi1 ssSss fkIH Kitchen
credit q 8 and GO days for ssii;fsetsrIs endorsed
By order Of the Trustee.
Sc SD &C. MCGUIRE a. CO. Aucts. .
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III Joseph Summers, the young man arrested
In Baltimore and taken TO Richmond, Va ON
Tuesday last, In answer TO the charge of frIoni
ousiy stabbing William. Mullen, has not vet been
fully examined. Summers friends assert that
although be was shot at four times be did not
nfe pistol, and that Mullen got stabbed by fall
Ing upon knife which be held I'm bis own hand
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SENTENCED TO BE HUNG FOR CItcrr.rx
NKw YORK TR BUNK -AecordIn0 IN n .,a,o.. ihk
In the st. Louis Express, 4 man named H
Marsh, formerly Of that city. has been senteneed
% Dc hung a. Samden; Ark for circulating the
cred an fncendiary publiestisn. The citi1sns =,
81 Louis, at the instance Of his wife have st "a
strong petition In behalf Of the Condemns "a go
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PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT,
HAVE On hand several kse PIANOS u Raven
4 Becon. Rosenk san'z and otbsr mai es,~-e>
which I.w i'll sell or rent ar moderate prices Gt2
and on acc, mmodatlng terms. UNIV
L have resumed tesehiag the Piano and Vocal
Mu ic 10 co.. nection. Those Wishisg my services
viil please apply etry residence, No.9 y strsef,
ue4-eo5ts BENJAMIN REISS
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NAVAL An Official letter states that the new
steamship Seminole has arrived of the coast Of
French Guiana In 81 days from Norfolk
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rHos. BOWLING, Auct.
By J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctiopeer,-
0lGHIY VALUABLE RIrIf mac nm a -

HlGHLf VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
- SAPiToL Hill AT Auc1IoN.-On FRIDAY
the premises We shall offer a. public auction the
vest part OF Lot O. n. IN "a ssre No ess lroptns
a Ioet IN north Z street between Dsawarr ave.
hne sne frst street east running baak Isl fs-t 20
Sieet puolie Alley. This lot Is finely located fIr
tss ~ snort time In view Of the enlargement Of
FERNS: Oae-half cash; the residue in and u
the premises. " 1 Va aes' On
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FROM CHINA dispatch to the Navy Depart
ment from Flag officer Strbling Of the East India
squadron says 1t 10 believed that Baron eros, the
French ambassador. and Lord Elgin had urged
the leading commanders Of the French and Brit
ish forces at the mouth of the Peho to commence
hostilities at once, without waiting to be fully
prepared.
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p'sNos 4One very n,ee 81 estsv. P sso for
A. S.. Aiss ess veg s's,l = 2 - q, 9!}s a.
SS:sss q sss;sssS : sos's ssa Rsvss. Bs:es :
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FUTURE DAYS

BY TAOS: DowLIN6; 6eorxetovp.
On FffbaYS Af fs aSr SST n. hgG r. 2
.n'I nat o 'front.' OF the Premises, shall
ttontns q ieet on s,xih street. by depth neal
ths corner OF Frederick street with tvo-,tor,
frame house with exeeilen d v eel ar stsh n
Terms OF sale: One thirl cash; balance in 6 and
tnon.hs TT approved endorrtd notes, bear, M
ser-4 TuOS DOwIyNr A.,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

|OD D Eel L o w s. HALL
COMMENCING MONDAY EvFs. SEQ. 10.
BUDWORTH'S -
lLArk THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GKNurNrD
WOODS MlNSTRELsl
THE MODEL TROUPE OF THE PROFESSION,
From Woods Marble Palace OF Minstressp,
Sol and 500 Broadwar, New York-where they
nave 6sen permanently located for the past 10 years
tryI have recently closed the brilliant and triumph
amt ssam Ssgw Of four weeks q BsIuR MI
Hsnt on record. They are now making their
Southern tour, uHder the entire supervision Of
Mr.. JAMES H.. BUDWORTH,
Prince Of Ethiopian Comedian.
FIFTEEN STAR PERFORMERS.
j. Il L. Byp y: Ts%borimst
ROLLIS Howard, BalladIxt,
k.CAMPBELL, JOHN KRIK.
49, A. T. J. MsS xGS,n e. a.MSt Mons. sr..ro.cu.
H'fF i i s ssn,ssn,
Mast FRANK BuDwoRrH,
The n MhD1S s INDEX EABRIco,
The Graft All s seC psr3o Pal%: Donna.
i, Forming, for genuine talent, galaxy uneqused
A rs fHgsss 4Tl %ENfYrIyE CENTS IT,
r Aclf@f1HEEfAfoaISSSS1 1sHiENssa' VIRGINIA,
s' ON kfff Gb Sni the l. for SAP win
sSd Sk M On s,I sss course a the west
lowing horses:
Newly 4 Walker enter b. h "sylyester Dops-
Boston. 10y 4"o' oiS ny
Mr.. Hansborough enters b sTautaIina.p n,
Andrew Jr dam Bette Marin by star =.
As the track has been well prepared and the
nt ordered, good race may be- expected ON.
to s O'Clock p. m. Fare 10 cents sei2 2t.
WAsH1NGTON THEATER.
Sole Lessee and Manager. G,,,,
THIS ESTABLISHMENT
WIZ open Tor the regular Fall and Winter season
on the night ofTHURSDAY, NovKxBn Isr.
JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
The Comedian of the Age will nce an AN
gagement Of Twelve Nights on MON
DAY November 5th, and will be
BRILLI 4HT STARS
La the Theatrical Firmamert .
III Communicauons If addressed to e. w
1as, ,h OIo B9we.y Iheater," New York, will
ERNsr ,6 oREE G9SNGEKTsi
t,c,t, 81 LSp5EFrLER, Nee York aessss, be-
ssste e e ths s public That A CONCERT on
DAY and THURSDAY EVE fd ing sM d1rins =.
season. a ms Pavilion, commencing ct 5 o'coct
the ssIooa Is ooen r , e the Conos!f.
eEsas .nd nav sssI a@Sss ICE
OF CONFECTIONERY always ready ii ctr
p.rties desiring the Garden. for Pic Mic ,ur.
poses, are requested to give day or two notice.
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spiri, Of the Morning Press.

The ConstifHfion treats upon INT. DougIas-
His Labors and bis Reward. !"
The IatsHigencsy has an article Of nearly eight
columns against The Assumed Right Of Seces-
sion -
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TkUSr sALE-B, vlrtee OF aeef Of trust
rom James skcmo q 10 the under spe1, de-
ted Apgnd sth. lS59 and recorded among The land
tsoo,ns OF Wsshin ton codntr, District Of colam-
snth street. on M,lNDAY. Ssptsabsr II n. lsso, st
~ -. oe ,ss z, Va, o. thS folios ing p opert,E
One Ssi1s about one :, And n, f.thons long
sno STOUT twenty feet desp.
Ana Ten esiis az some Rcpe Terms cash.
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NEW ASSORTED LOTS

~ SELLiNG OFF CHEAP,
HAHDKERG HE'S, from IS cents to 80 a dozen
ID dos CENTS LINEN HANpKERCHfEFSSs.
from 30 dozen to all finer grades -
SO SO dozen LADIES FRENCH cORsETS, white
LADIES' PINE APPEL HANDKERcurrrs
new and beantlfnl article. very cheap 80 -
4, lIsITss lSt q = EMBRoiDERED COLLARS.
tention of the ladies'. j. W COLBY a. co. o.
seq 81 - 92S seventh ct above Pa Az
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CHEAP SECOND HAND PIANO.-a eX o.
:. fave French tIano, ia good ordsr, fer SIS. for
SELL ~ w. O. MErzERorr. !
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TWO VERY VALUABLE BUILDING I,rs
PUBLIC AucrIoS.-On TUESDAY SFTER
MON, Seress,ber 18Th. at .'efoet, on the prem
and - IA square No: 24s, fronting Is feet each on
north 81 between lStn and l{th sts west runIiag
back La feot TO = 80 feet alley.
These Lois front directly on Franklin SQusre,
afe located IN delightful part OF the city FOR PR
sons IN vant OF a hrst oass bailding site
TerGs One third cash: tie tesidue in q g and 70
on TIE premises.
sc u 4 G NnGuIRE a. CO 49,
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I'D J. c. Mcguire 4 CO., Acct.
By ,. C. MCGUIRE = Co. Auotiop..r,

by j. e. MCGUIRE h CO.. Auctiopeers
a fAik OF DESIRABLE HORSES. TRoT
- TING w AsoN AND DOUBLE HARNESS FoR rxtr
ne sueserloeIs will sell. IN from. OF their premI-
W Srs.smpef io.f, AZ II o'clrcs, q pair OF Bay
sppeaIahes, ahd accuttoned - double aud sIpF IL
haIness. both are excell- mt saddle horses
OF HARNESS VIII Oe sold At the same time
he horses can be seen uulIl the day of sale AZ the
s'1oies Oh pr. 1regsson: st., mar Fourtes nth.
IeIms o. sac: credit OF months for satI.isc-
torly encorsed notes. b~aring interest
% 10 j T.. No. H. X n co Au-s.
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ga AUCTION SALES. ! -
THIS AFrEaN0ON $ to MoEK0w
By A. GREEN, AuctioseeF.
vALUABLE PROPERTY ON NORTH
sDIS is '5s s.s a. %.'r .S. frsTro
which two s.ory 6-ief savsss VII s
es p, sSs; so,snslps .ll rooms ssd rissh.n The
fsst about midway the square, b,svssn ith and stS
s.SH sns. , ,srs
% make good tnve.trnsrt -
alss stsele An oUnveysncinE at ths zoe, II he
sc ID -, A. GREEN. Asct
By WALL a BARNARD ID. Ase,ssneeTs.
-. ~ - 'tcoNTSsUs n. -
A INNs lE FOR T wo DAYS LoN6l n
szzss TpTons second srony OF maxwell a sls.
ffibsY AG IsSf SsSSss ssssa y 4 SeISsr
eet 70 make Improvements cur cloaf and Mss-
It Ok Of sss e sIsss est ne 40. Of o..
ian .ss s...f ..ys. s 70 fh s.t sr ,s
owe. our store. r a MSR NM n
Ssp5ems er kth. our We usi.ihr stsef O. ''i.>0'
see Pcint. ace sa Sd s ssSs s sssss @'
Beress busters, Travelling Clocks and R.sIsns,
LIZ Also WILL BE ADDED FROM .
Rr SSSei aS %, .Aoh vail make tue sale dOsb
Ladies psess Geods, IN vsr,.v, m.,.,,.,.
Esyel,s cio,h, Grey sa 8. HOOP Sfsrrs.
Brisht colered F.li shss Ia Psrssoss. Mssss..,e..
osTn s,s, SHIRT bosoms, &c.
MAXWELL a BRO. s2s Pa NV
20 u o. - Wall. BAkNAkP, Asets.
BY WALL q BARNARD. AuotioDeet,- :
AsGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE or
COSTLY Ware, RICHLY cor BoHsxtsN' Fpsxe rs
AND AMERICAN GLASS W. Rs. I'm l.I Urn 49,
AND IRON sress s snss. W. WY fEEseE
psnt sep,sm TTsTT Is; Al @sot,n TPuRsDAY
each day Until iurther tot,oe o. ,s sSS s95,Es{I
and '2th streets, large add varied assorimeai 81
Vase: C.Id Receivers. Cologne Bottles, "
CordiaI Sets. Tes Sst.,
Gsss wa OF al kinds, .
Table Casters, Wine Casters, ...-
SsHoons, orks, Dinner Sets, Cuuey. &c.
VIZ rSa n asy otser ;ods net here enumerated.
ton Of The pubic. as the goods are al new .tslsr
TIE attest Importation. and al warranted to he az
ths eSft ~ An.ie arrangements made for
Terms; 8 50 and under cash; over $50 q cred,, a.
snd y, dsys. for satisfactorily endorsed NOES.
Sc lo.d WALL & BARNARD, Auc.
By J. c. MCGUIRE d CO. Aucuoue.r.
~ AUcIIos.-on FR DAY MoRNfSG. Sen
ss%Ss, iath 4 10 q'clock We shah ss q d. fp-
Sstwee1 1.t .ns = ~. sner' on ssst Capitol ct.
The Counter, Shelving and store Fixtures rensr-
Tost Their with Q lot Of Groceries,
srookery And q lsss Ware, Brcoms,
Brushes, napss, Backing, Tscks, Cigars, Tobae-
.eKd C. MCGUIRE CO., Auot..
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~ NOTICE
4 he UNION MARKET, Union Buildings. nm
Il street. bstween l3:h and I4th having inst III
renttsd, viii be duly osoned again On Moadsy Tho
IOth instant. where my customers and the public
Will Ind everything In my Provisioning H ~, th.t
the country affords, ct my usual moderate ebarres
Sc I0a jos. l.. HEISE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-13

THK WHArHER.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning IL made from the Amer.
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time OF observation Is
about O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-13

CHANGE IN THE SECOND SEcRErARYsuIp OF
THE FRENCH LEsArioN.-Mr. DE He'll, second
secretary Of the French Legation, is appointed
first secretary at Parana, and will be succeeded in
Washington by Count De La Rochefoucalt, at
present attachs at Rome
Letters from Vicount Treillard report the safe
arrival Of himself and family at Paris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-13

w PROFESSOR MORETTI,
w HO Has just returned from Milan. Italy (hay-
ing been in the Musical Conservatory there,J. ~
and who has been for a long time q teacher &s4&
York, thavins taught some of the best sIngers
there, such as Badiai, TlberinI, La Grange. dc.,
be most happy to receive the patronage Of this city
Prof. Nj can give the best Of references in regard
to his moral az well as his intellectual standing
All communications please address to 264 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-13

wi fe,i fsoiss issued from che CLERKS o ixee Of
the Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia for
the County of Washing son. and 70 me dir ectrd,
viii expose 30 publo sale, for cash, Ia font Of the
Court House dor ol sale c0u',ty on MONDAY,
the lst day of October next, 1880 at u O'Clock N eli
defsndaHts right, title, claim and Interest IN and
20 Lob No g. IN square eli. in the city yf Wash
ington, ID. G together wfh ali asd sineslsr the
,,Iprovsmsnts shspe,on seized and lsvied upon Is
sod to satsfr judicisis NO. si, 10 jsnps-r tsrm
lsso, IN fsvor Of Jesse D. wilson
US Mar.hal for the Di.,rie, q c oIsnS,s..