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MARYLAND ITEMs.-The determination ,of two
OF the State Tobacco Commissioners "a majority
to carry into effect the law for the removal of the
Maryland Tobacco Warehouse; passsd by the
late Legislature, has produced no little excitement
In the tobacco-growing counties of the State
Meetings are now being held In all the tobacco
growing counties to consider the matter
The st Mary's Beacon says the body of a white
man drffted ashore near ''Posey's BfuR,n Med
ley's Neck on Saturday last. It wss buried on
the Potomac shore near the place where II wa,
found II was clad In pair Of faded casinet
pants and two shirts, but without shocs The
face and neck Were much isfgured, and nc
identity Of the body could have been made from
the features, in the condition In which they were
found .. rs .r-s ftFlsF r - = - = : :
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= NAusHII Bor.-A correspondent Of the Leav
enworth Times writes from Niagara that the
Prince OF Wales would not obey the Duke of
Newcastle: F-.3 81 .- -rllE 80 = --t--Ig -
noticed the Prince at the ball, and the way
ne went In surprised every one. He danced every
SET rom about twelve o'clock until near morning.
nnor has IL that the old Duke put his ROYAL
hig ghness In his room, and then retired Wien
the old fellow had got fairly snoring, the Prince
csaie GUY and oade his attendants gossomew here
else, while be slipped into the bali room and
.wcns I'M with right good will He is a good
cancer, ana has every appearance of a gentleman
II .tnrned loose he would be inclined to be a
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CONCLUSION OF TIE TRoUBLEs AT THE "ABopk
OF LovE.,-Aftef series Of Unsuccessful attem p;s
to rescue mis- wife from the influence Of the Arch
Agapemenite, Brother Prince, the perseverance, of
the Rev Lewis Price has at leng tn been rewarded
by the attainment Of his long soughtfor object
On Friday last Mr.. Price had intimation that
Mrs Price was al Exeter, and he at once proceeded
thither to secure her. But the bird bad fown,
and be was again disappointed. His agent, how
ever, followed up the search, while Mr. Price re-
turned TO Bridgwafer In order 90 await further
intelligence. The-former succeeded In tracing
Mrs Pace 10 Salisbury, where she and mrs.
starky, aRcther follower OF Prince, were located
/ he saw them 90 10 Wilton and return to Sails
y bafy, With new bonnets and wearing apparel in
. order TO effect thsir disguise. He forwarded u
stelegraphie message to Mr. Price, who lost no
time In following up the scent, and on Tuesday
? made TIE best Of bis way TO Salisbury, where he
soon after succeeded In capturing his wife at her
Y Lodgings, in company with Mn. Starky. He and
his wife, with Mrs Starky, proceeded to G las
;aeneury, where Mr.. Price has temporarily taken
" his abode.-MaseAssfsr star. il-.r n - -
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HoasIELE TRAoEDr.-We have just been ad-
yised Of horrible murder which occurred in
Fostersille, Rutherford county, on SATURDAY
ni2 ht last. Mr.. Stovall, a gentleman who has
heretofore been highly respected by his mel ghbors
aGd friends, committed one of the most terrible
ana revolving crimes II has ever been our duty 10
chronicle We have no particulars further thar
that he killed bis wife and four children, and
afterwards killed himself by cutting his own
throat and jumping into deep cave spring.
wnefe De was found next morning. From cif-
'cumstances II Is supposed that an axe was the
fearful weapon used, and which caused scene of
blood That has cast gloom over all that vicinity.
we learn that for s1me weeks past Mr. Stovall has
the subject Of failure Of the crops and the fnan
cial difficulties which he had to encounter, and Ii
Is believed that bis mind became suddenly i'm.
paired while contemplating how he should De
him.--Nosdri. Is Gazette, 25tA. m ...@' -
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7 OoK. TO YOUR INTEREST, pURCHAs
II ERS OF CABINkT FUNNI CURE. 4

L. ERS OF CABINET FUsNIrURE.
We have now In store and daily re- Azxn
oeiving tho largest, handsomest, and the -
cheapest lot Of Cabinet Furniture ever
offered to the citizens Of Washington,
6eorgetown md Alexandria, which wes0
cordial invite a who desire furlisbin to cali
examined for themselves. Our stock embr races every
hal, dining room, chamber, and Kitchen. Our ex-
tenslve stock Is too numerous to paItcu arize.
WsQnly name few of the leading articles, such
as, VIZ: r. 49, -..g -.
Rosewood, Walnut and Mshogsny Parlor Suits,
upholstered in superior manner In Brooatelle,
c,s s rismsh: 4 La; Lsstins p and Hall ,b CiGth:
Gilt Base Tsbes, Gilt Brackets and Mar BILE Slabs,
Gothic and other handsome Reception Chairs, In
Brooatelle, Plush. Rush and Cane Seats.
Do. ParlOr Desks and Whatnots, a.
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogsny Bureaus.
Washstands, Bsdsteads and Wardrobes, very
Cot.sge Chamber Furniture, In -Oak, Imitation
Oak; Maple and Painted, with or without Mar
Marble-top Hatracks, in Oak and Walnut,
Iron Hatracks, Hail Stands, -
Secretaries, Bookcases, Shaving Stands.
Marble top Center Tables, ~ q. ~ - .
HAlr and shuck Mattresses, -..# -.r fa-
Feather Bolsters and Pillows, - .#-~
b Benkets, Comforts, Quilts, Towels, DO.
In addition TO our stock OF Furniture our frst
Moor contains a large and well selecsed stock OF
China, Glass and Cr0okeTy, Plated Goods, Japan
ese Ware, Table Cutlery, Britannia Ware, b lock- =
tin Goods, Baskets, Brushes, &C., altogether form
-..4--- G. w. B0TELER Il SONS,
Iron Hall, No. a1s Penn. avenue,
se17-M&Thn between 9th and 10th sta
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REVIVAL AT SANDWICH IsLANp.-The Homo
inio Friend OF August 1st brings us the following
Intelligence from the Sandwich Islands: ssThefe
has commenced a most interesting religious
awakening among the natives on the island of
Oahu. The FIRST manifestation was Witnessed
several months since among the people Of Kaneohe
The work spread along the northern side of the
island, and about one hundred persons have been
added 10 the church of the Rev. Mr.. Kuafa OF
late the on other parts of the island have
manifested an unwonted eagerness to assemble
wnere they might listen to the preaching of the
gospel. The churches at Waiafua, EVA and
both native churches In Honolulu have been
crowded. Evening services have been held in
tue cltychurches. This awakening accompanies
preaching missionary tours, which have been
made by missionaries accompanied by lunas or
deacons One OF the missionaries lately remar ked
that he had not witnessed scenes like this since
the days OF the great revival, more than twenty
years ago.
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WHAT SHALL BE DoSK WITH THE AprLKs-Is
question asked by ALT the Eastern farmers. The
Boston Courier, speaking of the immense apple
crop In Massachusetts and other Eastern States,
says: 80
The land is full OF apples Every orchard has
produced an abundance. 1t has been great year
OF plenty, and II apples would only keep as grain
Keeps, we should have enough of this YEARS pro-
auce TO supply us through seven years Of apple
famine. But, unfortunately they perish with the
year In which they were grown, and the question
Is an important one with farmers, s'what shall we
90 with the apples,' They can't be marketed
fourth part Of them. The markets are glutted
MANY farmers are glad to take dollar barrel
for picked fruit Thousands of barrels can be
poughtat that rate In the vicinity of Boston, Fifty
cents bushel, at retail, would secure sales for
more than four times the average annual sales of
the last ten wears, and doubtless the price will
come down to that, Shakers, those industrious
Ploddets In all kinds of money getting from the
products of the soil and domestic manufactures.
Will be up to their elbows in apple-sauce and
apple -butter-be sure of that, and sShaker apple
sauce that very excellent product of Shaker
skill and neatnsss will be abundant in the
market. But after these objects have all been
supplied, there viii be millions of bushels OF
apples still left unappropriated ....-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROF. WOODS =
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATop

Ia precisely vhst lts name Indicates. for, vhiIs
sting and sireng thsrins 70 the vita po1ers
snd at the same time TeyIyIfes, resnstates. ssd re-
ss Hs ,s aae 1ss * sy iS sss sss.
20 afra6ks of disease. it Is ths only prepAEs sh0n
fully com6ined as to be the e most pSssriSI TOME.
and at the same time so perfectly adapted to "a to
ana hence will sooike fhe trteEssf siopSaek, and
tone up the digestive organs thus sllss al ner-
ting and at the same time It !. o5mpose9 entr.y Of
yesetables yet so combined ss 20 Prodroe the mort
thorough tonic eject, without producing any IN
!urlops ooDstqrences. Such remedy has long
enen a ie Z 70 be aesideratgT in The medic. world.
follows ali attacks Of disease, and proceeds sqd in
DEED nay t3s system % to the hsidions sttscks
,oIiow,ns; Gons1nEt,on. Ind, ,se.ilon, Dy.pepsIa,
euS al n .S HssySu'
Night sveets, Langor, Giddiness, Retention of. as
sU,1, Ts a Psqs oSsSiSd SSo PSS,,sse &c, o. TOO
hsS, ~ onS .SS sss
no mittake shout y. Bot this Is not al n the
s,stsm rs we.senec we are open 20 o.liou. at
the hf1eys rrfus- % perform th-ir functions, and
nrIne, or invo!untaLI diseLaTse oI zoe same. PaIn
IN ne bacE. Sle and between the shonlders ex
eascked. soon emaoatlon folio "a, sad the patie.t
roes down TO q permature grave. But srsce VIII
are liable IA a weakened condItIon of the systsm.
But we vail ssy IN this Cordial aad Blood henove
eOf peflecls edfe, pleasant dno e1eOtndl
remesy for loss OF Appetite, BIlousness. Flstu-
ieuce weak and sick Stomach. Langour, ilver
Comp amt, Chills snd Fever, OF am liou sttsct,
NeuTagia, Palpitsnon Of the Heart, Depression
ease arising from impure blood, ruch ss scrofula,
ETyspelas, Bronchitis, Coug n. .dfhculty Of Breath
Ing. and ell that class OF diseases eal cd female
weakness. and enumerated above. We wll also
say the traveller exposed 90 epidenIics, change Of
climate and water, Will hnd it pleasant. safe and
sure remedy, aud no one should ever travel with
out. Resd-r, try 10. for assure you ron vlll
& nd II II friend indeed we'll friend in need
All persons of sedeLtaTy habits will hnd lt pei
feet pfeventlve of, as vel as cure for those all
me1ts which they are particularly exposed Hence
minister's students, attorney lterars gem emen
6nd ladies' who are not accustomed to much out
door exercise, Will fnd 10 10 their advantage TO
keep a eottae constantly on hand; and above ell
mothers or those becoming such. Will 20 through
that most ana erous period not only With ell th ear
accustomed strength, bat safe and free from the
thousand ailments 80 prevalent among the female
portion OF the wol Id. In short il indeed mother
cordlsl. TIy It old and young; no lo ger run the
risk Of delay u will relieve ard prove itself en-
phatioSl', ReStoydftre Cordial dsd Blood Resovd-
tor. -.
@. J. WOOD, proprietor, 444 Broad ray, New
sold by all good Druggists. Price One Dollar per
PROP. WOODS
RESTORATTVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATOR.
au 2o-eolV slw
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.s,sk POPULATION OF PHILADELPHiA "A statement
sszBas been prepared giving the population Of the
656efent wards ofthat city, according 10 The cen
=. jrst taken, most OF them efcial, but the rest
nimated. Before publishing any table by wards
prefer 20 wait for the fall otheial returns ak
the statement makes ID appear that the popuistion
ssf hlsdelpbia II about $50 1g7. This Is less than
.szhAs been Generally snpposed- but II shows the
handsome Increase OF about 175 600 In ten wears
The mum h<r Of houses has increased from 81 ,27s
tsis5o, % about IS 600 In 1850, making house
.Ngbout every seven persons. -PhiIadstPhsa Bal
sEl <e09s sopf 30 8JH .tEEdi- AJg1s =,
TTOf3XIdE % ~ 80.
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The OYsTI4 E4R-Sherin ireland, of Anne
Arundel sconnty, Nd, and posse, have recentlv
effected the caPtnse OF four vessels for viola on
of the oyster laws, and advertised them for sale
There names are svirginia, Prnceton. Mary FL.
len, and Cruiser. The oyster catchers Of Anna
polls, some nifty OF sixty in number, have formed
thesnselyes into association to further the exe-
cution Of the laws against oyster pirates. ? -
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FEMALE EDUCATION

T ,FEMALE EDUCATION.
l. HOSE Parents who wish their daug gllters to re-
ceiye thorough and systematic education. where
their physical training will receive daly and special
attention, under the most roved ~ stem of Calls
themes and Gymnastics, are respectfully invited to
visit the Union Female ACADEMY corner FouT-
teenth ST. and New York av
,rr MR.. & MRS. z. RICHARDS,
S-f
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,


The oDy safe and certain fer Caueers Piles Tu-
mors, Swengs and Bronche COtre, Paralysis, Neu.
r-lga, wsAknes Of the Muscles, CAroaic
Rheumatism Stiffness Of the JOINTS Contracted Muscles
Lrsneuts, Earachs Tooihsehe Bruises sprGns Fresh
Cuts, Wounds Ulcers, Fever sores Caked Breast.
Nipples, Burns Scalds, Sore Throat any
pain, difference how ioas the disease
have existed, MCLEAN'S CELEBRATED LINIAIENT is
n certain remedy |
Thousands Of human beings been iii. Of d.
crspitude and BY the Of this invaluable remedy
MeLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIlfENT 4
Will relieve pain almost end will clean,
purify and heal the fouest
FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS. .
McLEAN'S CELEBRATED LlNIMENT is the only 70
and reliable remedy for the Of Spawn, Rngbcne,
Wndgalls, Spnts INNS ura humps, Nodes cr swslnss
1t never filled to cure Big Head, Pollevl, FisulA o
Running Sores, or Sweeny, properly applied. For
sprains, Bruiss Scratches Cracked Heels C6afes Saddle
Collar Calls, Cuts, Sores, ounds, inabs
remedy Apply directed and srtsin every
instance. ....... ...
Then trfe no longer with the many worthless Linu
offered 10 Obtain supply Of DR. McLEANs GEL E
GRATED LlNIMENT. IL win
10 -a -.-.-. J. n. MCLEAN, Sole Propristor,
Corner Third and Pine SITS, st. Louis, No.
CHARLES ST0Tr, S5 Pa av, sole agent wsshing T.
ton; r. s. T. CISSEL, Georgetown. 24-Dswiy'
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EEMALE BQARDING, AMI, DAY SCHOOL

Mrs. s. J. MCCORMICK; PRINeIrAI.
The thirteenth annual session OF this Institution
will commence on Tuesday, September 18TH IN the
house recently occupied by Sylvester Scott, Esq,
The course Of study pursued will comprise all
the branches requisite to a thorough English Edu-
cation, and Music, French, Latin and Drawing, il
desired. "
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared TO receive limited number of pupils as
boardeIs, who, constituting part of her own fam
lily, will be under her Immediate and supervl-
sion. She will endeavor as far possb bic to sur
round them with the comforts and kindly influences
of Home.
:. .Refrsnees.-Rev. Geo. ii. Norton, Rev. Or. Elias
HHarris99, H Rey. D. F. sPIisg, William IL Fowlo.
Esq, Edgar Snowden, Esq, Edmund F. Wilmer
Esq, Henry Msrbury, Esq, Lewis Mckenzie,
Esq, Robert b. HuntoD, Esq W. ID. Wallsch,
editor Evening star, BENJAMIN w Waters, Esq. Is.
Entwisle, yr., Esq, Col. John w. Minor, Lo1dOun,
mesSrs. Blackjack d Marshall, Messrs. Corse
Brothers.
TERMS.
Board with Tuition in all the English Branches
S2Ufor the annual sesslon-psyeble semi ANNUALLY ,
IN advance.
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
III No extra charges. au@-t
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EDUCATIONAL.
DLAINFIELD ACADEMY

r..-- =, (NEAR CARLISLE, PAJ
yen,ber oth.. family school for Twsnty-fve
good ooys, for whose comfort and Improvement
yMd. yoMIed. EntsTe expense SIS. Circulars at Star
Smce; 70 NIL few vacancies call at Kirkwosds'
iTom 2 20 p; M, October Is and 10 address r.
4. BSK Ns, Principal and Proprietor, Piainfe ID
C9Iaoerlana county, Pa. Sc % colin
A cADEMY OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
"A tWAsHInGToN BUILDINGD
Pd ,AceHHs, Corner Of Ssrsnth Street.
rEiVALE iSsTRuCTIONs IN FRENCH AND SPANISH.
B DAY AND EVENING CLASSES
Transitions.
A. Nj. DE- MONTHURRY, Professor of Modern
Languages and Literature, has tbs honor to an
lessons on Wednesday next. the 18th OF Septsm
Der, In the above Academy. He is prepared also to
Lecture upon the French Literature, from the Ear
lest Formation OF the Language TO the Present
For terms and further particulars inquire at the
Academy, where Prof. De Monthurry will be in at
Sc l3-lm
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TIE DOWNFALL OF oxcx DAsuISe Eouxs
rHIsNsxE, Among the attractions that Dan Ric,
moiseilei White, q graceful and daahinO an nss
rienne "A tew days since she was before Justc,
Remington, Of Troy; N. Y, for intoxication sns
disofdehy cohdsct, The Troy Times saws tn,
starof'hef glory having set, che took TO the cana
a. cook, and now brings up before the i usfice =
adsPerasely wicked and unruly termagant. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-01
A MRS. WIN6LOW, s't..-5
IAN EX1erien ed Nurse and Fensle Physioian
presents to the attention of mothers. her
SCOT Ii | N G SYRUP, !

Fer Children Iesthing,
which greatly faSstss the Of tsshinS ssNsn
ing The gsms rsdacIu ali in1snm aliay ALL
PAfF and spasnedie actien, and 10 .... -
SURE TO REG ULATB THE BOWELS
Dspsnd npsn IT, msh,rs, It Will give yssrsIYss and
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
We have and sold this nrcls for
CAN SAT-, IN corfiDErcE TRUTH Of it, what have
M:disa.@sis.s MRS. y, ~, = IT iey 1IrGia,is E.ai
1,cr cunH. .wINsLOW's a.ses sb.s ,m.I. TO Ia as
s,s =: .a.. SOOTHING an in:,sne. H d..
IL: q: ss.!r,1,, .laI: SYRUP, d.h5ht.d With IL
highest comnsndstsn Of il m, -icsI sf.ct, and m,deai
v,Ttsss We speak in d4s matter Z" WHAT WE KNow,n
rTor VoR THf FULFILMENT or WHAT VIZ HBRl II.
CLARE In aimot instance Whsrs infant
ing from pam and sHhauson rslsf will he found In lsss
Hts'niy mnsts' sftsr the syrapu 10 aunisistsrsd. /
This valuh bic the
meet Efr fR ED and sEILFuL URsxs in Nsv Ens-
land, and has sssd With N8vER-YAILIns sUccH n
THO USANDS OF CASES. e-r
sn.y rssvss tie ehd frsm psip lnviesr,ts The
stomach and bswsls cerrscs seidy, and fvss sns and
Energy 70 the vhsis syssn. will ans instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN TIE BOWELS AND WIND CoLIc,
and .r',coms esa'sl,l.n,, Which, 10, speedily rsm.dsd
AM 'a aiatH FOR sI,cis! ~ wonnp sp
IN all es.s, Of pys- CHILDREN i~TERT and BIAl
from rEkrAING ah from .h;hs .Dr y
.ssss. vs. wosldiay s,,ry Who has. Child ,sf
ToUk RAJ TJUbIcss, roR tn I rEijUDfcr. OF ornIss
suhs-yss, issotUrELT sURs-te follow the Use Of th
msdeins, tiTsy used. Full Directors or uing Wills
s:mIrny :aih so;ts Non. s.nsps sus,' n. sesimiis
ss,d By Drsssir. hroagbest tbs world.
frineipai Ohes, He.le Cedar Street, my. ..r.-
Pnes sply rs Csnts per Bstns. T. y = ssIl-sAslv
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THAT'S and BOOTs at greatly re-
duced prices for cash is in successful
operation just received full supply of the late Al
New York styles O. DRESS Hh1s. The very
hnest Hat $500 q first. t.Iate Hat SS; and very
good able Hat ~ 50. All OF latest sty les
OF son HATS and CAPS, at the very 10 west prices
am constantly supplied with very large stock OF
those hne DR. ESS BOOTS st S375-vhich L have
been selling for many years-as we'll asthovery
best quail ty of Pat nj Leather g TT Frs at as 50.
Fine French Calfskin Caters from 50 10 50 81
Terms cash no extra charge in order to Offset
bad debts ANTHON Y, Agent for the Manufac-
turers, Seventh street. second hat store from the
IS 14-SnI 1t4a : - -
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P Twenty couple were divorced at the d
session of the supeflef CeurttA NV London, Q
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, - 20 - " % ' -
a-a HUNNEWELL,S
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY,
For all Throat and Lung Complaints, fyon
Common Coughs 10 Acf11ai Consxuyt.on.
HUNNEWELL'S
yUSTLY CELEBRA ED
TohU ANoDXN


The Natural and Sxre Remedy for all Ner-
vous Complaints,
From Neuralgia through all cases where OPIUM
was ever used 20 that Of Deirura Tremens, and the
common chief cause Of Disease
LOSS OF SLEEP.
The Tolu Anodyne, though containing not par
hcle of Opium, produces all the requirements of,
and may be used IN ell cases wherever Opium was
used without producing anything but Cures, and
fesving the patient in g perfectly nntursl s,stc.
The Universal Cough Remedy, (freed from all
the common objection of Couga Remedies. which
produce nausea or prostra atIon,D mny be ccnadered
the common enemy 70 al Throat end Lung Com
plaints and used with perfect implnity. Asking
all co court from proprletors or friends the most
nvestlg ration OF both Rernedies and readInG
of our pamphlets to bs found with ell dealers. and
more partloaisryu 20 purchase only of those who
deoIsions OF Patients and PHYSICIANS. ~
f~Prioes within reachsof Al "
- eRNERAl AGENTS,
. J. w. HuyNRwKLL q Co, aud O. Commercial
Wharf, Boston, nm -....-
q GEO. HpNNkwKLL, las Water ct, New York,
pdeI the kp eciA superyikion ofJOHN L. HUN
NEWELL, Chemist and Pharrnacsutist Boston.
Mass, whose slgnature covers the ooaka Of the
cations. fI-'
sod py all respectable dealers everyvhere, and
al the Druggists in Washington and GEORGETOWN.
mar &-eo.r
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Pss8STrGGssfFtoa Ps8TGs Foa FaE aE TREHsuRYH ,s uRHiEbx ExrEN 2

PSSSTfEEssfFtoR PSSSTEssf FoR rae Fa TREHsURY HHis ExrEN, FEN
SION. .-fEf0 . m l'E
-. BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept. ~, 1860.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at tals Office
O'Clock, noon, for fur nishing and putting up com
plete all the iron work of the Gatts, Fer eee, a O.
for the approaches to the south wing Of the Tress
ury Extsdtion Building. Photographed plans and
specifications can De had upon application at this
The proposals should be plainly endorsed on the
envelope Proposals for from Fence dsd Gatesfs
the Treasury Extension" and they will be opened
at one O'Clock on the dsy last named for receiving
the same |.--.---..... 90. q .rrLoFs ( n
Bids will only be received perlinea foot for length
of fFenoe, for zach kind Offence. The measurement
for length To be exclusive of e Granite Posts and
by the pound. or II made IN gross for the whole.
The bids must also state o specific price Tor each
double Gate of the different sizes.
: - e. AZ CLARK,
Acting Engineer In oh.rss, Tressgry D.psrt
meat, Htl"f h Sc VI fawtocl0
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T BALZAC's NEW NOVEL. -
Il HE Greatness and Decline of Ceaser Birolteard
from the French of Honpre de Balzae, tran asafsd
By DIR. w Wight tand F. h. Goodrich; vo :: price kI.
BLANCHARD q MOHIIN =
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