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CANTERBURY HAIL.,
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AvBauB,
Rear q Eahonal and Metropolitan Iossas.
THE CHEAT HAPOLIoHIO MUSIC HALL,
SII GREAT FEMALR Stars.
SIX GREAY FEHALE STARS.
lRHHSTINE DEBAIBlR, JULIA nORfIMRR,
MILLIl HOELlR, nLLl AUGUSTA,
MLL1 MARIE, CLARA 10WLBR.
THE ALHUA OF BKAUYY,
THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY!
in Mems. Foushsh latest Ballet
LIS PLAIsIRs IFALI1Rsl
qHl aIPslY TRIO.
I'D. II URRY. and FHl ooRKoHIAN ooNGB1ss
John Brou sham's Afsstins Domestic Drama
TIN IRISH lhIG1ANTi
Doors open at O'Clock; Admission. . aal % ~
POPULAR 1AMILY MAFINlI
oe l2-et SATURDAY AFPlRHOON.
OPERA AT GROWERS.
Mr. Grover has the pleasure to announce that he
has arranged with -
MR.. CHARL ANsCHULTZ ~.@E
GROWERS THEATER,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, Oct.
... ID and 6. a a
Two entire Ope1 as will be given. All tho rtistes
of Mr.. Anschultz' Immense Com mpany will appear.
The Full Strength Of the Chorus
The Extra Grand Orchestra
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ARTISTS
WILL RENDER THE OPERAS, II
The whole of the Mise en- Scene At Growers
Thester viii be placed 1t the disposal Of the Operas
for the presentations.
On THURSDAY Afternoon-Flotow g Grand Opers of
MARTHA
On Friday yAfternoon-Donzetti's Grand Opera of
LA FILE DU REGIMENT.
With immense cast, properties, &c.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
The Rates have been fixed for these occasions Ut
the very moderate charge of
FIFTY CENTS
to all parts of the Orchestra, Parquett, and Dress
Circle; i amily Circle, Twenty y-hys cents.
Beats for the Matinees may be secured ~ tne
office of Growers Theater every day this week prior
to the date of performance, witnont extra charge.
oc II rsIfss Ests - 70 sfalSs = s8f'..t
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N o o U r hlso y,
Atl79 Eouth street, between 9th and 10th. the
Oldest established Medical Once this side Of
Baltimore and the only physicians In this city Who
can cure Al Secret Diseases without mercury. Drs.
Brothers q Gray hereby offer reward OF g g9o to
any physician who after o proper oemonstrenon,
san cure private diseases WITH equally uniform
ealerity, ease, safety and eheapness as We can.
Those who doubt should call and We will cure thsm
without charge oo "
rV,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE that the subscriber
i has obtained from the OrPhsns' Court, OF
Warrington county, in the DISTRICT OF Coiumps,
Ann Haslup, late of WashingtOn county atoressia,
deceased All persons having claims against tne saio
deceased hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
with the vouchers 10 the subscri Der, on or
before the 9Th day OF October next; they may
otherwise By law be excluded from oil bensnt OF the
said estate. :, Er s.s r. -..z.)
Given under my hand this 6th day Of October.
1853 yNO. W. HA6LUP,
ocs cs-lawsw& s.. Executor
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The interior of this beautiful Theatsr has Re
cetved the warmebt eulogiums; il is universsll
pronounced one Of the
FINEST THEATERs IN THE WORLD.
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Rsors AND sHo1s -. SUIT rH1 r1lus.

D. " 1iI-''l7'S--1 = az ~ - =
We srs nov manufacturing al kinds Of BOOTS
ma sHO16, and ecnstently tSceiytne QD-mDD
ston, made sxYressly 10 order, and win bev
sa.tcfn,s ss1a g mSsa loxsE ysiss tSsa q. hssn
Hsssons y vsnsef 99ofs saa eHons Of zastsss
osnt b store anA b tae lsWeat IEiese. Qly0 q
.san asaF tl61lpM z 3s0zn11: -
T1HI CHIAPEsT CLOTHING HOUD1 q 8
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e sy sS y: ::s q
GhsIlss. Deysns1, ists, of. Wellington County.
:sn. sisi Il. thereof the % :.6ssrie.T.
Law Ss s1sudsd from alb III Ssass
:.s'. han" sios1s u; 's'H ~ &
oc n-law3v& Administrator.
THIS 10 TO GIVE NO rICE, That the subscriber
nen o
II SI the estate Of
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same. with the
s h ss:5s s to sas Q.
by!sw be excluded from all beneft Of the said o.
snaeF my A.Rd III III fis # fHsss'r
ecil2-lAwSwA Administratrix,
0RpHANs' COURT, ssP!. 26rH. Is63.-Dis.
r. the case of q Murray. sd%inistrs,es Of Mar;
Msurray decd the administrator AFORESAID with
the anal
% s % % ss d
have been collected and turned into money; When
9oart Of Wasiinston county Aforesaid J vith their
o. IN hss %sy IN sss %
,eessedi estate: provided . copy Of this order be
gnpuaAed once Q week for three weeks in the Daily
Eyening Star, previons to the sad nth day of Oc-
tooer, 1858: Test: 2. q. ROBBINS.
-sw % slaNsw- Register Of Wills.
0RRHANs' oOURT. DIsraIor o. OoLunBIA,
bsv ss sns SoU
deeeassd the edninistrstrix aforesaid has with the
3. e' .sssa. osas. 2eHE s. E.
az q October. ls6S, for the Anal settlement ord
md Of the ssseSts f Ssnd. g far % tie q s have
been soliestsd and turned into money; when ard
ore notified to attend, at the Orphan Court Of
Maahinston eounty. Acrsaaid ] EitA their claims
excinded Ecin sn bsnset In ssid dsceased'a sstats
provided sSopy Of ttis order b Xcb!tshsd onse
preyiouS to 40 aid 18th DAY Of October. 1868:
!. Z 8 4. q. ROBBl Ms,
Ge q lav3vs 1egister 0f Wills.
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By GRHlN WILLIAAS. Auctionsers.
TTRUsTREB sALl OF VALUABLE LOfs.-By
day of ssptsmbsr. 1855, and recorded in Lbsr ]. A.
p, No: lsa. enc Of the lsaa r:eords ef wa.hias-
party secured thereby, viii Offer ct Public ssls,
on MON DAY, the 3sth day of0ctobsr next, et the
PGas 81 fsss. % OF Srouna sosrS,d a; :.
trast deed, being % Lots sitastsa in Square asn
Terms Of saie ons-tlird sssh balance in aAA
12 months, the puIohsssrs sfSine their notes for
tie deferred PAynsnts. ssAlias iste.sst frea Ne
to secure the deferred IAyneAts. Al sonvsyan-
cing and ksvsnus Sseaps ct The 1arsiasers az
st the end Of Eve lays iron tAs day Of sale. tks
undsr,isrsl. n frugtsex reserves the right 70 re-
In the Eysnips Ssv. at The III and sssS sf tie g.
- '-.. q T. .IrFlgnog:.; Fr...:..
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WASHINGTON THEATER,
ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR PENN. AVENUE
Albert CaFsedy Lessee and HsusSar

GERMAN OPERA.
CARL ANCHUTz.
THURSDAY NIGHT. OCTOBER
First 'p's arrange a;2Lx Il LANG.
First '''sfHhiERssfR HEsR q 0srzrsxcKr. 4'@t
'-N A'f HERE Z Fsi iBuHsBELMANN. Il .-
Thursday night, Ereusxer's beautiful three act
A NIGHT IN GRENADA. .=
Tsnee Regent Her, s.s,I..e: Ian:
Gomez. z....----.-.....----...-..H Herr Habelmann
Ane1osio Asaen -.-...------...- asrr Wsinlics
reSnncro Herr Bsrinser
ssss1sS sss,s q 5fssgBssfrs 5fsg.s I'D lss:s2
day, from 9 until 8, at AetSerotts Music Store,
eorne llth street and Pa avenue.
,cn FRIDAY uass night this week. viii be given
DON eIovANSA
fORD'S NEW THEATER,
TENTH STREET. ABOVE Z.
Aso Of Holiday Street Thssssr Ba BaltnoTe
LAST NIGHT BUT rHR1l
MISS MAGGIE M1TCHELL
.... A MAGkI1IOlNT BILL. -
MAGGIE E1fohSLL II Hah bisT zs,oRrs
THE PET zE5' 3; az:f!sa; II: FsE4;5oo.rs
nAraor. Ti Eas is1:!;ei fSHifRA f5si p..n.n.
Asrtot----- Maggie Mitchell
Rls.TiE q 44sgiI HiTeHsStl.
rHn PsAsa A':a q s4y3Y
TH1 WlsH-TON. Wish.
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soIsfANf QUARflRnAsfl1D oRHIoA)
"A Csrs1 II es1 fsGsts sxsal ,assas,
NssA Ston, 6eDtsnbsr =, ~.
sad thirl W1Dh ESD AVS. nh, 18th. aal 1Ist Il
October, st ths oerral, assr The WGshiAStsa o.
s>rvaeoFy large lot Of
xO110c AUD AUL1e.
eonAsDHsA O l1at fer Dabhs service.
0alo b eoaRAAeo At 10 o'eloek .. -.
9sTRs eash, in 6over1msnt fells.
OHARLDO RA1x1fSOG,
- As AsagtAnt ouArtsrAAgtQ.
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By THOMAS BOWLING. Auetione.r

BY IHUMAs LOW LING, Auetionoer,
Ge0r ssotcn, ID. c.
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILD.
sell At Public Auction in front of the premises,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, October nth, At
fronting 60 feet OIL the th side of Bridge street,
between Market and Frederick streets. and running
back 1S0 feet.
Middle part of same Lot, fronting 90 feet south
hide of Prospect street. between Market and Fred
srick streets and running back 12O feet.
koltb part of same Lot, fronting 90 feet on north
side of Prospect street, between Market and Fred
srick streets and running back SO feet.
IMMEDIATELY ABTBR-
Lot No. A, in Beatty and Hawkins addition to
GeorEetown. fronting $50 feet on the west side Of
trsserict street, above Eighth street, and unnins
back 80 feet.
Terms One third cash balance in six and twelve
months secured by . deed of trust on the premises
All eonyeyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
oe9 THO6. BOWLING. Auct.
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No XII ERs IN
49, HOTELS AND RKSTAURANS, W34
W our stock OF WARES suitable for your
sl slness is nov csmplete In every particular. We
invite your especial attention TO our stock Of I#
BAR and ALE TUMBLERS, .-
CHAMPAGnE and sHKRRY GLASSES,
RANOY DECANTERS, BITTER BOTTLIS,
TODDY STRAINIRS, BAR SPOONS,
CHAIINg DISHES M 0OEIEE and TIA URF6.
Our prices are low as the same quality Of goods
are 70 be purchased for anywhere.
G. w. BOTELH + 6S0N,
Iron Hall, 81 Pennsylvania avenue,
se sn cost between 9Th and 10th streets.
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By wM.L. WALL CO. Auctioneers
TWO TWO STORY HOGs xS AT AUOTION.-On
MONDAY AFTERNOON. 18th INST st o'elk, !,
In front ofthe premises viii sell part OF Lot S.
in Square 6s4, fronting on Sd street south between
Maryland avenue ana south @ street and i'm prov-
ed by Two story and Basement Brick House, in
good repair.
This property il pleasantly situated near the ex-
tension of the Capitol grounds. and in . apidiy
i'm proving part Of the city. Title perfect.
Terms: One half cash balance in and months
bearing interest, and secured by deed of trust on
The premises
Conveyancing At The expense Of the purchaser.
oel7 VIZ. L. WALL CO.. Auets.
ByJ. G. MCGUIRE d CO.. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE LOT NEAR THE NORTHERN
LIBKRTIRs HARKlf Ar AUcrIoG.-On sATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON, October Hth, At "A clock Va
shau sell the west half of Subdivision 2, in SQUARE
which the North. rn Liberties Mark ct stands be-
tween sth and 9th streets west, and running back
100 feet to . public alley. : .a.
Terms Ons-third cash; balance in three and six
months with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the premises
Cost Of feonVsyaaeinS te be paid by g1rshassr.
GEORGE ". 04aRAs:
oeI2 ]. o. MCGUIRE l. CO., Aust'rs.
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THCRaDAy EVENING

THURSDAY EVENING. Get Is
The director annccnc-s, with regret the sarai a
three as most positively the last three nigh
Of tee sGvereiSns of the Drama
+. l.. DAVENPORT,
]. W. WALlACK,
MRS EAppEN
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~ draft for {, SOC men has been ordsrsd IN
Michigan.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS. .s
LIB ERTY HALL,
ALEXANDRIA, VA. ,,
NAN,
THE AND WIZARD,
L1Yr-MovINa AND sPEAR1NG AuToNA7A,
EVERY NIGHT. q, 3 o'tlock,
And livery "WEDNESDAY and sATBRDAY
AFTERNOONS, at O'Clock.
~ Admission IS cents; Children Is cents. Bee
small bills. Reserved Seats ~ cents. oc 12-1v~
r. 4. LABBE's DANCING ACADEMY.
Prof ?. r. LABBEs Academy win reopen On
Tuesday, Oct 18th in the hall over the store A
OF Aessrs. George & Thomss Parker & Co.,
Pennsylysnis avenue, directly opposite the eSA
misses and masters Tussdsy;. Thursdays. and Bat
mon same evenings, commencing at half ps1t7.
I32w~
M Us1CAL INTERTAINMEET
Nl VERY IYENINa At
NEW YORK SUMNER GARDEN.
No. 800 STREET,
Between ~ and 9th streets.
~ Il 2m" O. h. LIST. Proprietor
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.
Mr.. GOoDALL. Professor and Teacher of Dantas
ana Depo,,msnt hss the honor to announce
Ladies will commence xt the UErfHD Hall,
11th atFeAt a n - ho
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(NHIEF AEs'T. .QUARTARMASTER'sO OFNICn)
" Depot of Washington, No. lA North y st.,
SALE OF o61XRTTERRhaAsfsRss' PRoPksffY. fis6 kaf
On MON DAY, October 10, 1853, will bs sold ct
FIVE TONS OF RAGS
more or less. Sale to commence Ut IL O'Clock m. At
the Quartermaster's Warehouse, No aNew York
avenue, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets
Terms cash, in Government funds.
EDWARD l.. HARTZ.
ec12-td Captain A. Q. NJ. q. 8. Army .
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
poord Of Couuciimeu.
OFFICIAL

OrIrcruI SPECIAL Saturday Sept D. lbtJ
The Board FOR The Of such bisiness O. might
b. brought before them, pursuant TO oii signed W
PRESENT counennen Hayes. Keenan,. Hesly Riley, Sand
fori, WcbstG Mcyey, Gross, Brady Mcconnell, Rcppef
Hoosl,slin, Hsviiand Guw, McGTa,h Murray, VBnsn'
brandon. Russell aid FiiL-f-Gli-2O
The Presidnt being cut ., ROT call motion Of Coun
Gilman SANFORD Counelm.n Webster Wa called 10 We
The minutes o. eetinss held snd since Monday July
I'D ~ August i]h we're read AID pending TIE Iens Of
councilman Gross moved that the further reading Of III.
minutes be dispensed with and thsi the minutes be approved
.. s as Ie'd for se % inn aqo ' S n hs
.Prop ia. .JOoe ioG tho relief Of drAisd lien aud ihsu
Which was oarried
Tie v~o Iaes,rse y hs Honor he Mayor referred to IL TIE
motion q Councilman Gross then read.
Councilman HAYES moved that paTms. on be given % r.
cord the names q Coancmcn Joyce ard Price In the sfirma'
tive upon the question Of sdons ne ernan'. no,.h'
question should Do taken saj ioclhers hsvng requested
shs, q .. rerai..oa shoa.d be asked the Board
Councau HnAsDoS moved 'hat perras'icp he given to
record Counci man Coo Ike said euos
Which w. carried
vi.,.'s5,rs ,sr 81 .,i1,s % hi, Honor ie Msyor
\ nd The .srnr a: adopted by foowin. vote, vii
ssadis-i er-' y cb..er Molsy G'oss brady Mocounei.
Rfpfar Tossl'flin, Iayi4art CAV, hct IN ,. my
O'biisn, Coos BTundea, brce, Russell, Fitzgerald ADD
fHETHErrES1 rro TEN declared NJ same 10 b al r,ed
snaug ie obcot ~ - he Honor The Mayo ~
hd ~ b. lie snlber elected t. he Board having voted In
A5l me vas directed 70 se sent to The BoIl q Alder
oo,clCSIcATloSs
TIE falowlrs Ne.a.c vs' received rom he Hono' 'he
u...4 be- directed o. it such ay Be- nocef
49, ~-nse te nr.aat, Isu0.a o. OBJ. sT.r-y al cav
airy f'o@ al ne h.. 'qs ~ "a, and ' P' i"'' De-
iiAlors or,IcS ErvYork SEPT . 10
T. Tie Hraafriir fis 4'..r- 0f trrr-irrl+
1HS-Lga fe.urn vi.oat ripf'yrl - Fcf'lli. rn
vAr Origin POI IN yrrf hcard eir"-ir e. -irrei Corr .'
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Passengers Arrived

Ia fie0Hsip Cifg = Nor foif J0m I.rerpooi-Mr John
SETON Dos,f Mr 4. Mury NJ q h9uy. Captain Cot
g., .,riY T. Isre Mr Ffd.u Mr.. Gimtssaiy end L. 81
H. NH fi.r MI Ccors. Irr,- bir D. a. Woods NJ }.
Bosoyan I'D iy. ~ Nuircr, Mr. Fi-te snd lady T.
~ lL ,d sersalf ~ Jsfeg, infant md servant. Nh
IN NJ g. De Auirf Mr. =. De AiAffd Mr. g. a
Mnlty. w. Il stem. Mi.s .''cl M s'cy.ns,n ana Hdy
49,, a f,fand a Crawford J. :. Dcacoi Nj. ia.p, a.
Jes,ey Csp Pndcog a On! g, d 4 ia'e,en ny ~ "a
~ 80 "a ,lld ~ L. Francis, NJ y. i,om'r'Hi
Mr. O fLe n e LIasdop Mr. .a ana Ta Mr. DR. i ssea
O L'Ie u Moore . ,oSe Nh, De Fcres s-sde,soa
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chipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEw-YORK..........sxRT s.
C'lenrcd.


ssearoship.-C,,os. ThoUipson, NevOrlcsns, Lrdlnn
noinoken Co.. Chesapeake, Wiet,s H. B Cromwell O.
ships-Cou-tsnine Greasy Liverpool c. Or.aneli Nor
crry. NoLtne, HAVE, Boyd Hncsen- -,
F,rs,-PsIlus (BAb Bidlle, BsiIe, Iiond, Josah Jet
Aouna tAu.l TishA, Gloucester, Holmbos Haetrn
nrsco Aa.I, Poatio' Qneens;own' nslnboe 4 Iaioh'a
Neptune (Ausl Flvro, Cueensi0vn, Eolmboe btehen
Salem (Bf.l, Powell, Li,bon Miller iIoushion hser
Ausa,a tiir) Cuts Port sufr.nee 4 Murray ~ Antioch
Giles Pictou. EJll~r Ho1,htou
Rrr.-San Miguel lspsn.L sanche. 81 CRUZ Canr,
Islands g. MART Co. Oeorse, rtstint hsyrgusI )
Toyvisy Co. Arne Cider lBIl Coolran 50 Joln, g.
y Il. iewon Morning s'ar fBr) Heuva, Tho' Middleton
Mario tPTal - Falmouth. EnsI funeh Msino.s
Wend., Active t(Danl Pciefson oneensiown func.
Mrnck~ wcutt - CiGs (Br.l, Bniy cedE lloinhoe
..lcf IN Conaci OBJ. HsfI. CssA Brazil IL ~ tordn
CO. Ca.ie (Bf.l krissws Brastoc., J. G. AeAiiha'
Ne.otfe Dan i f~ier.or Ponce =. J., Mayisl CO.
shoouers-C. n. Rosefs Holmes. Nssiig On, bont~,
4 smith; FIchslge, Ht1l4on hoston, O. J. n.ieh, Ann
Jolrsu Portsmouth q /. Hatch N-lsoo lbr) Ns,' Hat
ia Brett son = Co. S.rth Mana JrderhiA Po.i hp4!n
Jore, L Lou.h Tm;rs Or !, Wn'h. bsrnnf finpir'
Tsylsr st John. Il. l. rcria, s'ai ". T.. M.nga'l
rcvefilgc Key N.s;, master sGah Jaye bs,on or -, =
). ". Levs L Co, May bl.si. Wool, ggdl'r J. ns't
and Hardscfahle GIcsnry. Boston, }. V bbvLAndl
Nesou, sym. Foe Bc.,Sl Fanny iss' oA'11, bf'iei
slo5y,-HssasA Arm Dye, rrov!ipoel Them,. Ia.
HaL fso,!leLeo, Aulors Nil.-n', HoINieh H. - hssie
s,.araers-c,r-ofi Norrian Phnsie'fhh Icysr Krs
ps'r mfffs Hunter. "a ashncou OctorsiA AcLsae'i
III 1,se, llei..- MAJ .il.sils, - j.
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O. NJ. whi.n. NJ PscheD and hdyiA Bosiuhci lady and
two children Vsushsn Mrs Jane Fisher and Infant Ma
Tucker and two dapfhe sugren and lady Mrs Grant and
child Miss Gosenbsun, Miss kaTboems and a1S IN the
In Ss1n.lip Champion from fsp4n,sal-Psssenger.-
seirman wife and family. p. Hickey wife and en- H. >.
psna Rev Rufue Anderson. wife and daughter, g. Wright
HAYDEN Ailmsn wife and children Mrs Jss White and
children T. H. Osman, Van Bergenf wife niece md three
children Mira. Hugh,ton and ehilersn Miss Helen Damon
J. lBesls Thos Hsus.scm and children. }. I. Brown'
r. y s " s.A.n md ~ b:inui r.. ss.'T:'i Il
wf- and chId ii. 8: Wscot,, N.. R Coct, Nj. ~ g.
rsnte, p ellsno, p }. Pearcs w. A. PesIce, ssl,er
"; Wsh K0'a' q. Lovsj0y' M. D'-.0H0' Mrs. be'in'
IN ,easn'sip C.o-c. ga.ahgs", from Eev or.as'-r-
Gbram, ". Payne Mr. Phelps J: " purand. MAI burton
I tevns 4. ). cqnisr Nj" p 4. Khensn, 81, YoItnsy E
2sgs E, Hsssaa S' e f fIsr ff Wss
Il L. DO Ion,st.r0, il Martinez and l.iy NJ. Hsst
daughter VIM Hy,and s. o. Brewer M, Cohen ga, .na
dsshe, l1es Lyon cs Ed c. % Wss f1sao5
Merr Tucker Ashley PsiDe Samuel y ABBY " cnana,
ven Mr.. JIM White, Mis-. Marina NJ Willie. -.
and children, C. A. Mathews Mr' Bl.ncern NJ BsnS:n
IT, Mrs Blancsn and children. j. NJ. Ws,ers NJ. end MT
C. H. Qusgle and two children Mn Mary Herwel and chid
Mis-. Emns Parrot, Mia Annie Psrost and 20 IN The "so'
IN H.am,htr Cly Of Lsrertct trc. rtts,rco,nHsnry r.
Mons. Costa Mons Corieln Mr. Alfred Coard Miss Georsi
ana Corsrd M Harvey Phfpct and 81 In the see!ase
IN bars y. ~ Ca"cs, from Bo,sado''-MIs " Bowen
Mip A. J. Bowel Mr.. Howard Bowel
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INTOLERANCE IL pHMApELPHIA.-On Mon
day last flag painted by colored rnan vss presented
% tie colorcd regiment q: Comp william Penn hear
Philadelphia ,le Of IS departure ioT tie 6ouhi
bit though a large number 0. colored people ATTENDED
II tie ceremony they excluded from the ordinary
city cars ard compelled 20 hire special convey
anocs % cot 20 TIE camp Although these people gave
their husbands Sons and brothers 10 the wLf ior TIC
Urion they coud rot tie public oonyeyancos q 10
CITY Of Philadelphia 70 - ogt TO camp and BID teen
i.rewol Wien WI sgch hateful intolerance oease'
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Hni'c.l.

eep l-gicanships North star Planet shIs Lo"si'n",
Cu.i Nr,inll. London Elkll,ih l4amipaf h.rtf 'N''
fffuo ~ nrudbuh r. q. W. DOdsr. Alnnln, Mai. AiI"
1dss .arh Amazon otnna, NJ {. Mariner, OiAn'y H"'
Mcconnell ,.,.t
sept. s.-harks Lucknow Olgen.l. Bertha thns lang
On rid 81 fir -rl Pelican. Columbia fNof li's AZ
Gust (russl Reindeer hiuow Atlantic lbr) no x,
t.fey Coulter IrDti.l Augusta Qrl Tnctless' h''nfy
rla. Hi.ar GmH-j, ftsrnll tAustl Daupnin NtJ a."
(bI.li 4cifs. y. NaiDoo (Dnu H. H. "iton mus
CIV. N. Freeman j. Aunnck. Helen Mar James p''
pAS, Et., q. ". OIlrl, steamer Elizabeth. a,
sept 5-steaiusiips Inoe, Empire bark. ANDREA LIP
pima Honduras; brgs Anrustua, Queen Nict@h na
traIc s. q Shaw, Conflict 0eorse scboopeT Mary baAe'
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p..scuu,yn Smiled.

n ffoar'fiv Cfpof Iordoq 11T Lif0pool VS. Itne =
Wsrwick daughter and enid Elizabeth Coe, 1if Nary -
Hscke 4. iiuo'l ssrrtno fgapenth' James iur' ~ y
Levy Reed. Js,nes ". De. isy. q hrfaId HottH lnt,E
field thlfes T. lcnlnali. O. j. Steam, ~ toH''irn .ln
g. Mncauley crpi o. b Oeale, John Andrew Cai On a.
Cart JerAila. hrihW II che, O,DIge Crave, Il eoDi
son 8. Niprei', Iurl AialGcA l.. Dow ing Loud Dnaf,
4 Kru.e. Nj D. Jsne lfoarrek and old John Marrow, b.
A. Day -. J.. Dunn. AID DlA.Il IN tie atc,rase.
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nueuranre Companies,

DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COM
IL PANY 10 l6 Wal It,, New. YYIk
ISGhLAsLD .APiTAt.
CASH CAPITAL tH0Nn
Surplus OVER sgoooO. ASSETS OVER esos co
I'll, Company with amounting 70 more nAn A.
Million Of Dollars ss,cly Invested, prepared 70 of:; To
crs.ed .ce. o. nsGres sg.B6 oss OF d.nAs- ~ !sra
and tie R.A, OF Inland Navigation and Innsportarpn
The steuiloa of the pablo directed 70 fbs pesus sdvs
tasos oasiea to the s..ssed By this Somplnyi
J. IN hayln. each capital Al paid IN ard SAFELY 'n--s'-d
Il TIE Accumulation Of profits forming surplus Of ovs.
Two II Indfcd thousand Doap. an! constantly iloeas aud
.iA9le Tot toe los.,s 81 ne Company
In the OF 80 per cent o. 'he rrofs'n Fcrp teanns
.r per interest psya5.s annually in cs ~ easioiass o.
ali Participation fo.iries.
pari.s insurns With the above Company enjoy ~ ne sd
vana.os offered by paid 10 and safely Invested Cash CspIA
With IN. economy ana socgdty OF tie uuluA system
No Liability whatever incurred by the assufrd liberal ~
dn-on a. Tie premium mad. - customers ,fslrrrrs noo
paItirs patton pollcies ROBERT ;. HONE Prss.leat
IlNCAs b. NUkAY Secretary
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IAa.eril on.ertl

WHAT CAN I 10 BlsT l-Merehnnts Clerks
ocpen Cl.lcfs and oAe.s would IND well 10 read
r.e pu..,ofos.cAL 1ornsAL 81 which 81 tie various
,f ecl ..a,'r re given reliable pHncirel Pine
noovy Py.,o'y Ply osnomy r'ciyeo.oey n'd h'Anolo
- re exp u.d che ohsIacters Of remarkable pcf'onaees 10
toi,s. ci4-as oc. given Inc septcnbsr number con
tain. General Grant, WIa. l. Ysnccy, Thomt. Adm Lmfae'',
and many oher. OryIS cen 81 30a year. BY Li'l pos
Fo.uyn = " ALA 10. 800 Broadway n. I.
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The schooner r. b. Sumner from Salem 3lst MI, for Cay
enne, returned port ~ inst having the MI Of the "a
been In collision with unknown brig; had sacheons stove,
and some OF her rigging carried away
The schooner Alfred Partridge, Newman, from New w
leans 18th ut, for Matamoas experienced very heavy
weahef In which she lot foremost and WAS compelled put
Into Pensacola TO repair where she rmained on the Ih
would proceed on her voyage In few dsyh
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erocrwo vrnprp-on wednerdav, a,

IIVI"T|F " IIT'LH'III ~ V'II''I''''I' :"
South sodls Wayne Count! \. T., one John Lefo
riding siofg in De carriage The deccnseJ Wa -
wears q age ana lie md child. Ills murder -
.s evidently i4Aorrr glder tic belief ihnt The Doctor
hed cr.eg0pslv vroug,d Linn ana wns probably insane
When lie committed the deed Atef hh ciir.e Do
rrrrufDl irr O. and rie - 20 tie SAerh 70 whom L'
surrendered himself .lT tfinl.
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FIRE IN Delaney SrREET.--At - O'Clock
NJ. Friday hrc'broke olt iAc secoi floor ~
30. 81 DclaMtry siTeei oHuelDg LewaJi "Ile'i li'
frsl FOR aas occupied ty JauCs Ifnrhes hqour
store 1918 ss.agc 10 61Dck as about e.oJ mostly -
water, frllY insured iu tie potter Co.Ig Iif Co Tie
second hoor sas occupied ny IoDer Barnard. Ills lOsa
is about g 10; DO Insurance